Niederdorf in Alta Pusteria
Experience the Dolomites, enjoy culture
Niederdorf in the Dolomites
Niederdorf in Alta Pusteria is an idyllic holiday destination in the heart of the Dolomites, known for its healing climate spa tradition and popular spa gardens. Guests appreciate the variety of hikes – from easy family trails to alpine tours – as well as cultural highlights. From here, it is only a few kilometres to the world-famous Three Peaks, Lake Braies or the sunny Plätzwiese – ideal starting points for unforgettable excursions.
Active – Nature & Exercise
The area around Niederdorf offers countless opportunities for hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers:
- Niederdorf Spa Gardens – one of the most beautiful in the Puster Valley with Kneipp facilities, mini golf and relaxation areas, ideal for days of relaxation.
- Hike to the Pragser Valley – starting point for tours to the famous Pragser Wildsee lake or the idyllic Grünwaldalm.
- Ascent to Plätzwiese – a fantastic high plateau at over 2,000 metres with a wide panorama of the Dolomites.
- Dolomite high-altitude trails – Villabassa is the perfect starting point for multi-day mountain tours in the Dolomites.
- Cycling in Alta Pusteria – direct connection to the Drau Cycle Path and the Pusteria Cycle Route, family-friendly and well developed.
- Winter – cross-country skiing trails, winter hikes and nearby ski areas such as Helm, Haunold or Kronplatz.
Culture – History & Enjoyment
Niederdorf has a long tradition as a health resort and holiday destination and delights visitors with its cultural treasures and living customs. Highlights include the Baroque parish church of St. Stephen, the Haus Wassermann – Museum of Tourism History and the spa gardens with Kneipp facilities, testimony to the tradition of therapeutic climate. South Tyrolean specialities can be enjoyed in inns and huts, while festivals and music events convey the authentic Puster Valley lifestyle.
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