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Every first and third Monday of the month is market day at Dobbiaco.

A hike that is more than nature – it is a journey through centuries of history and art. The route starts in Welsberg and leads past Welsperg Castle, the ruins of Thurn, and the lost castle of Meisenreut. In Taisten, the cultural highlight is a guided visit to St. George’s Church, built around 800 as a fortified sanctuary and first mentioned in 861. Inside, late Gothic frescoes depicting scenes from the life of Christ and the famous St. Christopher fresco. The route continues to the Erasmus Chapel, burial place of the Counts of Welsperg, featuring tombstones and memorial shields. The lovingly designed cemetery in Taisten invites a moment of reflection. The hike concludes in Welsberg, the village of 20 fountains and home of the Baroque artist Paul Troger. Backpack provisions. The guided tour in Taisten can also be booked without the hike. Difficulty: easy, suitable for families. Length: 7 km. Duration: 01:00 pm.-05:00 pm. Walking time: 2.5 hours. Altitude difference: 150 m. Meeting point for the hike: at 01:00 pm. at the bus stop in Welsberg, Rienz Bridge (opposite Bar Parkcafé). Meeting point for the guided tour without hike: at 02:00 pm. at the St. George's Church in Taisten. Cost: with Südtirol Guest Pass – Gsiesertal-Welsberg-Taisten Card 0 €, without advantage card 10 €. Registration: Online booking no later than Monday, 11:00 am. at www.gsieser-tal.com/programme or directly at the tourist information office of the holiday region Gsiesertal–Welsberg–Taisten, T +39 0474 978 436.

Interested in visiting one of our characteristic farmsteads? The Moarhof farm in the hamlet of Obergoste invites you to take a tour of its barn, stables, petting zoo and dairy farm. Following the tour, you can savour some farm products such as milk, butter, yoghurt, cheese, smoked sausages called „Kaminwurzen“ and bacon.

An exciting nature experience for both young and old, where concentration, skill and fun take centre stage. As a guest of the Kronplatz Dolomites Region, you can experience the fascination of archery at a reduced price. After a short introduction by an experienced guide, you will head into the 3D archery course, where realistic animal targets await you along the trail. Participants: max. 15 pers.

How is a bee colony organised? How is honey made? Why are these industrious, seemingly never-tiring insects so important to us? Our beekeeper will accompany you to the apiary (20-minute walk). Equipped with protective beekeeping clothing, you will have the opportunity to observe a bee colony and learn more about the creation and production of honey. An exciting insight for young and old!

Become part of our small herd of goats and enjoy a relaxing time in unspoilt nature: experience goats up close, stroke them, observe them, hike with them – an unforgettable experience! - For adults - Children accompanied by their parents, but only from 4 years of age - Easy walk - Duration: approx. 1.5 hours

The Gedi Center in Bruneck turns into a little treasure trove for fashion lovers. Every Wednesday from 2.00 to 5.00 pm., every Thursday from 9.00 to 11.00 am. and every last Saturday of the month from 9.30 am. to 5.00 pm., the Open Wardrobe opens its doors, offering stylish secondhand clothing to browse, try on, and take home. Sustainable, affordable, and full of charm – here everyone can find their new favorite piece!

An exciting nature experience for both young and old, where concentration, skill and fun take centre stage. As a guest of the Kronplatz Dolomites Region, you can experience the fascination of archery at a reduced price. After a short introduction by an experienced guide, you will head into the 3D archery course, where realistic animal targets await you along the trail. Participants: max. 15 pers.

A large selection of flowers and garden plants.

The Gedi Center in Bruneck turns into a little treasure trove for fashion lovers. Every Wednesday from 2.00 to 5.00 pm., every Thursday from 9.00 to 11.00 am. and every last Saturday of the month from 9.30 am. to 5.00 pm., the Open Wardrobe opens its doors, offering stylish secondhand clothing to browse, try on, and take home. Sustainable, affordable, and full of charm – here everyone can find their new favorite piece!

From the hiking car park above Mudler, the trail leads up to the Lutterkopf, which rises just above the tree line. Despite its modest elevation, the summit offers a magnificent panoramic view. To the south, the rugged peaks of the Sexten Dolomites dominate the skyline; to the north, the imposing summits of the Rieserferner Group come into view. Looking southwest, the panorama stretches across the Pustertal Valley to the Ötztal Alps and the Ortler Group. Refreshments possibility in a mountain hut. Difficulty: medium. Length: 10 km. Duration: 09:15 am.-04:00 pm. Walking time: 4-5 hours. Difference in altitude: 550 m. Meeting point: 09:15 am. at the hiking car park above the mountain inn Mudler in Taisten. Cost: with Südtirol Guest Pass – Gsiesertal-Welsberg-Taisten Card 10 €, without advantage card 15 €. Registration: Online booking no later than Wednesday, 05:00 pm. at www.gsieser-tal.com/programme or directly at the tourist information office of the holiday region Gsiesertal–Welsberg–Taisten, T +39 0474 978 436.00 am. at www.gsieser-tal.com/programme or directly at the tourist information office of the holiday region Gsiesertal–Welsberg–Taisten, T +39 0474 978 436.

With our baker we show you how to bake the bread which is typical for South Tyrol. Participants: min. 4 people - max. 8 people Reduced participation for people with disability: • Disability 1–74 % > 50 % reduction for the person with a disability and 1 accompanying person • Disability 75–100 % > 100 % reduction for the person with a disability and 1 accompanying person We kindly ask for your understanding that the reduction can only be granted when booking by phone or in person directly at the Olang Tourist Office.

We experience a cozy and scenically attractive hike in the middle of the Antholz Valley. The tour combines nature, culture, and history, leading us along the Tränkabach stream with lovingly restored old mills. Trekking time: approx. 1.5 hours total Dificulty: easy Altitude difference: 100 m

With medicinal plants, wild herbs, and ingredients from the kitchen and garden, herbal products can easily be made at home. Our herbal expert Tamara Seyr will show you how to prepare: * Ribwort plantain soothing ointment * Alpine Kiss lip balm * Herbal lemonade * Roll-on stick for insect bites * and fresh herbal salt

Eleven farmers sell every Friday their own products: vegetables, fruits, jams, bread, eggs, meat and cheese in the center of Bruneck.

We experience a varied and scenic hike through the Antholz valley. We take the bus to Lake Antholz and start our hike there. On hiking trail no. 1 we reach Wöhrer cabin (not managed) and from there continue on to Teufelsplatz. Along the left valley side we hike leisurely, gradually descending until we reach Antholz Mittertal. Afterwards we follow the Müllerkoflweg (no. 1) to Burgegger Mill and continue downstream to Antholz Niedertal. From there we return by bus to our starting point. (Those who wish may end the tour already in Antholz Mittertal)

Every Friday from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, the farm oven at Stacherhof is fired up, offering an authentic experience of traditional bread baking. In the traditional wood-fired oven, real farmhouse bread is made, while the entire process from grain to flour and from flour to the finished loaf is demonstrated. Step by step, traditional recipes, milling, dough preparation and baking are explained – all carried out with great care and passion. After baking, the experience continues with a short farm tour, where the animals are introduced and insights into everyday farm life are provided. Afterwards, participants are invited to enjoy a tasting of freshly baked bread along with selected specialties from the farm shop. The course takes place with a minimum of 5 participants. Each participant can take one loaf of bread home. Registration by Thursday, 6:00 pm.

This guided hike to the Rasner Möser biotope focuses on protecting our local environment. Together with Christian Mayr from the Olang forestry station, you will learn which plants are invasive, why they are problematic, and how they affect the ecosystem. Afterwards, the knowledge is put into practice: together we remove invasive plants and actively contribute to preserving this sensitive natural habitat. A meaningful and educational activity for everyone who wants to actively support nature conservation. Recommended: long trousers, long-sleeved shirt, sturdy shoes, and gloves.

Together with Daniel Beikircher, gardener and landscape manager of the Antholz Valley Tourism Cooperative, you will learn how to plant trees properly. Step by step, he will show you what matters – from preparation to planting. Afterwards, you will put your knowledge into practice: together we will plant the new area at Fischer square and help grow the edible landscape of the Antholz Valley. An engaging and enjoyable activity for everyone who wants not only to experience nature, but also to shape it. Refreshments are provided.

The Dolomites Last Loop (Backyard Ultra) at the Nordic Arena in Dobbiaco is no ordinary race – here, it’s not about distance, but endurance. Runners complete a 6.706 km loop starting every hour. You have exactly 60 minutes per lap: finish faster and you get time to rest; finish too late and you’re out. Lap after lap, until only one runner remains. The course leads towards Lake Dobbiaco, slightly uphill at first and then back to the arena – seemingly short, but a true physical and mental challenge. Location: Nordic Arena Dobbiaco Start: 12:00 PM Check-in & bib pickup: 08:30–11:00 AM Team zone (3×3 m) from 08:30 AM (no vehicles after 10:45 AM) Participants must be 18+. Medical certificate required (submit by May 16, 2026). A race against time, your strategy – and yourself. Lap by lap. Live music from the afternoon

Three different perspectives on wind music: WIND PERSPECTIVES brings three conductors to the podium of the WINDWERK symphonic wind orchestra from Vorarlberg, Austria. The varied programme alternates between rearrangements of existing pieces and compositions never before performed in public. The concert marks the conclusion of the two-year specialisation course in Instrumentation for Wind Orchestra at the ‘Claudio Monteverdi’ Conservatory in Bolzano (Bozen). The orchestra is conducted by South Tyroleans Jakob Augschöll and Daniel Niederegger, alongside Daniel Muck. Artistic direction: Mag. Thomas Ludescher, Professor of Instrumentation for Wind Orchestra (Band Conducting) at the ‘Claudio Monteverdi’ Conservatory in Bolzano.