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TOP SKI Resorts
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Dolomiti Superski
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Areas with 1.120 kilometers of slopes. Cortina d'Ampezzo,
Gröden
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Val di Fiemme
- Obereggen,
Val Pusteria - Kronplatz, Eisacktal Valle Isarco - Plose, Tre Valli and Civetta,
Alta Badia, Arabba - Marmolada, Fassatal - Karersee, Jochtal,
Obereggen, San Martino di Castrozza.
The world's
very first aerial passenger cable car opened in
Bolzano in 1908, connecting the town with the mountain
woods and meadows of Colle/Kohlern. South Tyrol's eastern valleys
form part of the world's largest interconnected ski area, the
DolomitiSuperski group of resorts with 1,200 kilometres of downhill
runs.
Bolzano's
archaeological museum is home to the world's oldest moist mummy
preserved in a glacier for 5,300 years and dubbed "Ötzi"
(after South Tyrol's Ötztal Alps). The Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm is
Europe's vastest expanse of Alpine pastureland straddling the 2,000
metre elevation line; measuring 52 km² it corresponds to 8,000
football pitches. The lake Lago di Caldaro/Kalterer See is the
warmest bathing lake in the entire Alpine region.
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