Val Pusteria

Val Pusteria includes Alta Badia, the Tures and Aurina valleys, the Plan de Corones; this valley, also called “the green valley of South Tyrol” is famous thanks to its impeccable hospitality, its cultural richness, the wide choice of sport and leisure time activities. Italy Dolomites all these elements allowed Val Pusteria to be famous during the Habsbourg time already; it’s the example of mountain resorts like Villabassa and Dobbiaco, which were famous at the end of the XIX century already. Moreover, they were efficiently connected with Vienna and Munich by train. Val Pusteria with its green and blue hues in summer and white in winter is located on the Alps sunny slope, allowing this valley to enjoy 300 days of sunshine per year!

In winter...

In winter your Val Pusteria hotel will be very well equipped to offer its guest an impeccable service: ski buses, ski deposits, snow and weather information; it’s also possible to be informed also about the opening/closing time of chair- and ski-lifts. If you book your South Tyrol holidays near Brunico, hotels can also offer “holidays packages” to visit the Brunico or Campo Tures “Christkindlmärkte”…moreover, Campo Tures is the most important ski resort in Valle Aurina, the Mecca of extreme sports in Italy!