Val Pusteria

South Tyrol Museum of Ethnography

Situated on a four-hectare piece of open ground, visitors to the South Tyrol Museum of Ethnography in Dietenheim near Brunico can explore the old, original farmhouses, craft workshops and farm gardens representative of various South Tyrolean valleys. It invites visitors to stay and enter into the everyday life of peasant society.

Original tools and equipment shed light on the skills needed on a working peasant farm in times past.

The core element of the open-air museum is the baroque Mair am Hof residence with its collections of folk art, religious traditions, costumes and zithers.

Exhibitions on the life of the nobility, craftwork and religious traditions can be viewed at the Mair am Hof residence.

Live farm animals and activities such as bread baking, hoeing and sheep shearing make this openair museum an adventure for the whole family.

Dolomites
The Dolomites

Climbing in the best known and spectacular mountains in the Alps

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Sciliar plateau
Sciliar plateau

The highest plateau in Europe, situated in the middle of the Dolomites

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Oetzi
Ötzi

The Iceman and his clothes, belongings and weapons at the museum in Bolzano

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Merano's Alta Via
Merano's Alta Via

The path 24 encompasses the reserve of the Tessa mountains

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