Valle Isarco and Alta Val d’Isarco

Travelling to South Tyrol across Passo Brennero

Right after the border crossing you enter Alta Val d’Isarco. The unique narrow valley stretches to the village of Fortezza, where it meets with the valley of Valle Isarco. The latter covers the area between Fortezza and Bolzano and has a lot to offer…

We suggest: Embark on an excursion to the Gilfenklamm Gorge and watch an outstanding natural event!

Numerous sport and leisure activities are provided, ranging from horse riding and golf to paragliding, rafting and much more. And in winter, the ski regions of Gitschberg-Jochtal and Racines-Passo Gioves provide the ultimate skiing fun!

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Brennero

Between Austria and Italy, there is Passo del Brennero, an important pass for transit from north to south. more
Colle Isarco

Coming from north, on the way to South Tyrol, soon after Passo del Brennero there is Colle Isarco. more
Fleres

Val di Fleres is an untouched and intact valley. more
Vipiteno

The medieval Fugger town is the chief city of Alta Valle Isarco. more
Racines

Racines includes three valleys and is a perfect outdoor gym. more
Ridanna

A valley of peace is home of the so-called “Huisele”. more
Val di Vizze

The village Val di Vizze is located in the homonymous valley and is the most northern municipality of South Tyrol. more
Prati

Prati, the main village of Val di Vizze, is located at its entrance at 948 m asl. more
Campo di Trens

Campo di Trens offers pilgrimage sites and culinary highlights. more
Fortezza

A mighty fortress is catching your eyes when travelling to Fortezza. more