holiday region reschensee lake

is a hamlet of Mals and lies at 1029 metres above sea level on the sunny slope above the main village. Above the rooftops rises the legendary Tartscher Bühel, a much-visited excavation site and protected recreation zone. Its central location in the middle of the outdoor paradise and the open view of the wide valley make Tartsch a popular holiday destination.

in the side valley of the same name is something special: South Tyrol’s first mountaineering village. As such it stands for untouched nature, sustainable management and gentle tourism. Colourful summers and snow-sure winters are guaranteed in Matsch.

lies at the feet of the imposing Churburg. The historic farming village is many things: stage for knightly games, cradle of the Haflinger horses and, with the Vinschger Museum and the archaeological educational trail, also a grand stage for culture.

continues to keep its past alive. The smallest town in the Alps impresses with its completely preserved town wall. The medieval centre and authentic events around tradition and culture make this little town a meeting place for connoisseurs.

is the westernmost village of South Tyrol at the border with Switzerland. Castles, Romanesque churches and the nearby UNESCO World Heritage Site St. Johann Abbey in Müstair make this tradition-rich place a secret tip for culture lovers who like to cross borders.

is characterised by its closeness to the Reschenpass, an important Alpine crossing then and now. The village at the source of the Etsch boasts a fascinating past and great potential for experiences between mountain and lake.

is known for its moving history and the hype surrounding the sunken tower in the lake. While the foundations of the old village rest on the lake bed, today’s Graun is a popular starting point for the actively minded.

stands year-round for authenticity and alpine adventure. An untouched natural landscape, pure high-altitude air and the peaks of the Ötztaler Alpen make the ten-kilometre-long Vinschgau side valley and its hamlets a true paradise.

lies between Reschensee lake and Haidersee lake making it a paradise for sailors and kiters. What's more: the village is also directly at the lift station to the ski and hiking area Schöneben-Haideralm. Active holidaymakers will be amazed.

impresses with its sunny location at the foot of the Watles. With the famous Marienberg Abbey and the striking Malser Haide, the charming village offers exciting potential for discovery for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts.

at the end of the side valley of the same name lies between mountain herb meadows and the imposing backdrop of the Sesvenna group. Following along historical milestones, active visitors enjoy cross-border tours at any time of year.

is more than a secluded hamlet on the sunny slope above Burgeis. It delights visitors with open views across the Oberer Vinschgau and its direct access into the family-friendly Adventure Mountain Watles.

rises proudly as the second largest municipality of South Tyrol on a wide high plateau. The village and its charming hamlets are well worth a visit. Nature, living history and a culture rich in tradition captivate those eager for experiences.

is a hamlet of the municipality of Mals and lies at 1600 metres above sea level in the seclusion of the Planeiltal valley. Almost untouched by tourism, the 150-soul village with its clustered houses has preserved its original character. It is no coincidence that this small place is a popular destination at any time of year.

is a hamlet of the municipality of Mals and lies on a gentle slope at 1062 metres above sea level. Its authentic rural character and proximity to the nature and culture paradise of the Malser Haide make Schleis a charming destination and starting point for those seeking peace as well as for active fans. Summer and winter alike offer tour opportunities at all altitudes.

is the westernmost hamlet of Mals and lies at 978 metres above sea level at the entrance to the Münstertal valley on the Swiss border. The little village exudes rural charm. The historic village centre with its narrow lanes, old farms and the Romanesque church of St. Leonhard is a living witness to a lively past. Far from hustle and traffic, those in search of peace find natural touring pleasures.