S. Lorenzo di Sebato, Plan de Corones, the Puster Valley, and the whole of South Tyrol offer interesting places and establishments in order to get to know the province, the people, and the culture. Our tips:
- Site of the Roman Settlement "Sebatum" - once stretching from the Schraffl-Bühel opposite the Santa Croce Church quite far downstream on both sides of Rienza River
- Panoramic Path of Archaeology in S. Lorenzo di Sebato – round hike at Sonnenburger Kopf
- Loden World in Vandoies… from sheep to Loden or from wool to a coat
- Bergila disposes of a pine oil distillery and a herbal garden and is located in Issengo near Falzes. Here ethereal oils and herbal products are produced and sold. Another herb farm is the Moarleitenhof Farm in S. Lorenzo di Sebato / Sonnenburg.
- Mills Path in Terento… from grain to bread in the 500 year old corn mills. You can participate at bread baking in the village of S. Stefano.
- Pyramids can be found in Terento or in Vila di Sopra above Perca
- Braies Lake – the "pearl of all Dolomite lakes"… one of the most beautiful and deepest lakes in South Tyrol
- numerous fortresses & castles like Tures Castle
- the Rina Waterfalls provide a special adventure for old and young
- the Ladin Museum "Ciastel de Tor" in S. Martino in Badia provides an insight into the culture, history and language of the Ladin population in the Dolomites
- Discover the highest mines in Europe… in South Tyrol! The highest mines in Europe lead to an underworld, to the darkness of the galleries, where the life of miners and their families depended on the pit lamp. Predoi Mines with health gallery
