Highlights in your holidays in South Tyrol

The perfect location for day trips by bike, motorbike, or car.

Lake Resia and the sunken village.

Probably the most famous photo spot in South Tyrol: the church tower of Curon rising from Lake Resia – mystical, quiet, and a little magical.

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Stelvio – the magic pass.

Heading high: the Stelvio Pass Road winds its way through the national park – spectacular and unforgettable. Ideal for bikers, motorcyclists, or a scenic drive.

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The sky swing.

Elisabeth’s favourite spot on the Malettes plateau, part of the 360° Obervinschgau circular trail.

Glorenza (Glurns).

South Tyrol’s smallest town with a big history. Full of charm, with well-preserved medieval walls, towers, and fascinating stories at every turn.

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Lasa marble.

White. Pure. Iconic. The world-famous Lasa marble comes straight from the Vinschgau mountains: a symbol of craftsmanship, culture, and timeless beauty.

Waalwege.

Once built for irrigation, now a hiker’s dream: the Waalwege wind gently through orchards, forests, and past natural and cultural treasures of the region.

Merano. Palm trees, promenades, and pure Dolce Vita.

South Tyrol’s charming spa town welcomes you with thermal baths, markets, and Mediterranean flair.

Vinschgerbahn to Bolzano.

Travel along apple orchards, castles, and mountains. The Vinschgau railway offers postcard-perfect views. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.

Norbert’s secret spot.

A hidden gem: the Lobarai shepherd’s hut hike above Laudes, offering panoramic views over Switzerland and the entire Vinschgau Valley.

Martello Valley – the berry paradise.

When the scent of fresh berries fills the air, it’s peak season in the Martello. Sweet strawberries, wild nature, and peaceful alpine pastures.

Our apartments are both retreat and starting point. Cozy, spacious, and close to adventure. Whether hiking, biking, or skiing: nature begins right outside your door. That’s what staying at Calva feels like.

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Holidays in Laudes

So much to see in Laudes

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Between old alleyways, the churches of St. Luzius and St. Leonhard, and historic stone walls, you’ll discover the real South Tyrol. A village that doesn’t need to be loud to leave a lasting impression. Just look, breathe, and marvel.

Active holidays in South Tyrol

Between three countries, countless stories, and one place that connects them all. Laudes is more than a quiet mountain village, it’s a place full of history and living culture. Here in the Upper Vinschgau, where Italy, Switzerland, and Austria meet, people, languages, and lifestyles have crossed paths for centuries. Celts, Romans, and Venostans once settled here, leaving their mark, in the language, the traditions, and the landscape itself.

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