Wonderful spring weather, bright blue sky and pure peace. Or action. Or adventure. Or relaxation. Just as you wish and love it. Spring in Val Venosta is multifaceted and offers numerous highlights for every taste. Those who are looking for activity can enjoy hiking or biking in the Vinschgau mountains, food and wine lovers will be impressed by our cuisine and your kids will enjoy our varied children's or teenager's program.
Spend your Easter vacation in the springtime Latsch and enjoy an unforgettable experience for the whole family. Children will be entertained with an exciting Easter-themed program, while teenagers can expect an engaging program. On Easter Sunday, the little guests can participate in an egg hunt in the hotel's garden.
Springtime brings a special sight: apple blossoms! Orchards look like a mix of white and pink flowers. These blossoms usually appear in April, depending on how cold the winter was. Sometimes, you might see them covered in ice early in the morning, sparkling like lots of stars. Don't worry – the ice is there on purpose to keep the blossoms safe from frost. It's needed, but it creates a magical moment!
The VinschgauCard allows you to use all public transportation in South Tyrol for free from April to November. Additionally, it provides various discounts.
One of the most exciting ways to explore Val Venosta is certainly by bike. In spring, all the cycling paths and as mountain bike trails are well prepared, so your unforgettable bike adventures can begin! Those who love adrenaline-pumping activities will find what they are looking for in Laces with challenging downhill trails on where you can put yourself to the test.
The hiking season is finally upon us! The Monte Sole cable car will take you comfortably to the top, and you can set off for panoramic hikes on the sunny side of Val Venosta. Don’t miss the flat walks along the canals, or the ancient irrigation canals, leading to the discovery of quaint villages and natural landscapes.
The cable car St. Marin in Latsch, as well as the chair lift in Tarsch offer ideal starting points for family hikes, challenging peak tours and exciting bike trails.
For food lovers and fans of local flavors, asparagus season in Val Venosta is a real treat. The delicate flavors of asparagus mix with other fresh ingredients to create tasty dishes. Whether in risottos, salads, soups, or as a side to various meals, asparagus takes the spotlight, adding a special touch to springtime cuisine.
Discover the fascinating history of the sunken village with the tower in the lake on this guided e-bike tour. With a bike guide, you will visit the military bunker and learn more about the history of South Tyrol.
The Piz Lun in the Upper Venosta Valley is the first accessible summit in spring. The tour combines cycling and hiking and offers a marvellous view of Mount Ortles and Lake Resia. A perfect start to the mountaineering season.
On the Waalweg irrigation channel above Sluderno you hike past the prehistoric settlement of Ganglegg to the castle tavern at the foot of Coira Castle. A springtime snack is prepared there. The tour also includes admission to the museum in Sluderno.
In the national park, selected (wild) herbs are collected and identified while a herb expert tells you exciting facts about the fascinating world of herbs. Together you will make a herb spread, which will then be tasted with typical bread.
Immerse yourself in the village history of Montechiaro, a village of 400 inhabitants with a castle of the same name. Experience everyday life on the farm and then enjoy a small tasting of the farm's own products.
Activate spring on this adventure hike that leads from S. Martino in Monte over Monte Sole to Silandro. You can enjoy regional delicacies at a special rest stop. The almost 80 metre long suspension bridge over the Fallerbach stream provides a special thrill.
Discover the organic Kandlwaalhof farm in Lasa with the Luggin family, where first-class, high-quality fruit and herbs thrive at 900 metres above sea level in a balanced climate. Sample the lovingly produced products such as apple juice, dried fruit, vinegar and mustard during a tasting session.
The guided spring hike takes us past Upper Montani Castle and the ruins of Lower Montani, the place where an original manuscript of the Song of the Nibelungs dating back to 1323 was once discovered. The route continues through the cultural landscape around Laces to the Renaissance Coldrano Castle.
With expert Thomas, you will learn interesting facts about this old irrigation technique. The route leads through blossoming orchards to the vineyards of the Lehengut winery. Various wines are then tasted there.
