Laas
Picturesque Village in South Tyrol
Marble art, apricot magic and nature enjoyment in the Vinschgau Valley
Laas in the Vinschgau Valley is South Tyrol's ‘marble village’ and is known for its world-famous white Laas marble, which can be found in buildings and works of art all over the world. The village is also a centre for agricultural products, especially the Vinschgau apricot and high-quality cauliflower. Visitors can experience the annual ‘Marble & Apricots’ festival in August, discover historical sights such as the Kandlwaal aqueduct and explore the surrounding natural landscape while hiking or cycling.
Cultural Treasures
Laas has a rich cultural tradition. Visit historical sites, including churches and museums, to discover the history and unique culture of this region.
Nature and Activities
The area around Laas offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. Go hiking in the surrounding mountains, explore nature and enjoy the fresh air.
The marble church – St. Johannes’ Parish Church in Laas[1/5]
Lasa in Val Venosta[2/5]
Milestones from Silandro and Lasa[3/5]
Lasa in Val Venosta[4/5]
wicker basket with apricots[5/5]
