Ultimate excursions in Pustertal

Sights in the surrounding area

In Hochpustertal, there are countless tourist attractions. Not only is it unique in terms of scenery, but it’s also bursting with cultural and culinary treasures. The 3 Peaks Dolomite region and the small town of Innichen, Lake Braies, the Plätzwiese Alpine pasture, and the Sexten Sundial are just as worthwhile as the churches, castles, and chapels in the area.

Thanks to the excellent bus and train connections, not only is Pustertal within reach but all of South Tyrol. Moreover, with the Mobilcard in summer, you can use public transport for a discounted rate.
So, how many tourist attractions in Pustertal will you manage to visit?

The classic:
Lake Braies

The shuttle bus to Lake Braies takes you conveniently and comfortably to the spectacular lake and back again. The lake is also the starting point for numerous mountain tours. The 4-kilometre lake circuit is ideal for those looking to take it easy.

Unique:
Lake Braies and the 3 Peaks

The 3 Peaks provide a unique natural backdrop. The area around the three striking mountain peaks offers numerous hiking and climbing possibilities for experienced mountaineers and hiking novices alike.

A rising star:
The Plätzwiese Alpine pasture

A showpiece and natural treasure: At 2,000 metres above sea level, a unique mountain backdrop and the unique flora and fauna of the Plätzwiese Alpine pasture await. Far away from the hustle and bustle in the valley, the high plateau is not only the starting point for challenging tours in the high mountains; it is also suitable for long walks with the family.