At the summit of Kronplatz, 2,275 metres above sea level, two remarkable museums combine architecture, mountain culture and history: the LUMEN Museum of Mountain Photography and the Messner Mountain Museum Corones, designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid. Both explore the fascination of the mountains and the world of mountaineering. The museums are easily reached by cable car from Olang/Gassl.

Set in the forests above Oberolang, this exciting 3D archery course combines outdoor adventure with the beauty of the surrounding alpine landscape. Take aim at lifelike 3D animal targets with bow and arrow and put your concentration and accuracy to the test.

Nestled at the head of the Antholz Valley, Lake Antholz is one of South Tyrol’s most beautiful mountain lakes. Located in Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park, the crystal-clear lake is surrounded by an impressive mountain landscape. A nature trail leads around the lake, while the world-famous biathlon stadium is just a short distance away.

Known as the “Pearl of the Dolomite Lakes”, Lake Braies is famous for its crystal-clear, emerald-green water and spectacular mountain setting. Surrounded by forests and overlooked by the imposing Seekofel, the lake is a beautiful place for a walk and a popular starting point for hikes in the Dolomites.

At around 2,000 metres above sea level, Plätzwiese is a spectacular high-altitude plateau in the Braies Valley. Surrounded by some of the most impressive peaks of the Dolomites, it offers breathtaking panoramic views and plenty of space to enjoy nature – whether hiking, cross-country skiing or simply taking in the scenery.

Above Percha, in the secluded Wielental valley, nature has created a fascinating landscape of slender clay pillars topped with protective caps of rock. Formed over centuries by erosion, the earth pyramids can be reached via an easy hiking trail and are well worth a visit.

The Reinbach Waterfalls near Sand in Taufers are an impressive natural spectacle. A well-maintained trail winds through the forest, following the roaring cascades and the rushing water. Along the way, the trail also leads to the atmospheric Francis and Clare Chapel and forms part of a St Francis Way of Reflection.

The open-air museum near Bruneck offers a fascinating glimpse into rural life in South Tyrol. Historic farmhouses, mills and workshops were carefully dismantled at their original locations and rebuilt here, creating an authentic setting that brings traditional crafts, farming and everyday life of the past to life.