Traditional Costumes in South Tyrol The peasant wedding in Castelrotto

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It has now become a tradition, the Castelrotto farmers' wedding. This is a faithful re-enactment of a historical peasant wedding, as was customary at the foot of the Alpe di Siusi. Thanks to the involvement of the many participants, who proudly wear and present the old traditional costumes, the event has developed into one of the most magnificent traditional costume shows in South Tyrol.

The highlight of the spectacle is the wedding procession from St. Anna (Wegmacher farm) to the center of Castelrotto. Dressed in traditional costumes, the wedding party parades into the center of Castelrotto on magnificently decorated horse-drawn sleighs, taking visitors on a journey back in time to the 19th century.

On Sunday, 19.01.25
> Wedding procession:
14:00 Start in St. Anna (Wegmacher farm)
14:30 Arrival at the village square in Castelrotto

Road Closure:

• From 09:05 AM to 01:55 PM and from 03:05 PM to 03:55 PM, private vehicles are prohibited from driving in the section from Garni Schönblick to Wegscheid. Traffic will be diverted via Dolomitenstraße, Plattenstraße, and Telfen. Public buses, residents, and emergency vehicles are exempt from this rule.

• The total closure of the Krausenplatz, O.v. Wolkenstein-Str. from the beginning to the Garni Schönblick building, and Dr. G. Fontana-Str. from the beginning to the end from 14:05 to 14:55 for all vehicle traffic. Emergency vehicles are excluded. There will also be a diversion via Dolomitenstraße, Plattenstraße and Telfen.

(The route may be changed at short notice due to weather conditions)

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