Following only a small excerpt of events:

Day trips:

• Verona with a sight-seeing trip or an opera performance. The city is rich in historic buildings and known for its Summer opera events in the Arena.
• Venice: day trip into lagoon city. Venice is built on 118 small islands and has many palaces and churches, romantic waterways and bridges which all tell a story about the incredible wealth in times gone by.
• Lake Garda: with stops in Garda, Malcesine and Riva. Picturesque Mediterranean locations, where oleander bushes and cypresses, as well as bay trees and olive trees grow in abundance.
• Dolomite round trip: Drive up the most beautiful alpine passes with breath-taking views of the Marmolada and other Dolomite mountains.
• Stilfser Saddleback: 2,750 metres above sea level. Unique high alpine mountain road with views of the snow-covered Ortler massif (3,905 metres above sea level).

Weekly events:

• art-historical round trip through Schenna, an apple orchard and vineyard information walk, slide shows.
• Castle Schenna, mausoleum, round church of St. Georgen: Witnesses of time gone by.
• Fortresses and castles: South Tyrol has the world’s largest concentration of fortresses and castles. The burgrave’s office owes its name to these impressive buildings.
• ’Schnatterpeck’ altar: More than 14 metres in height, it is the highest altar in the Alpine area and was built between 1503 and 1511.