Siusi allo Sciliar in South Tyrol
South Tyrolean idyll at the foot of the Sciliar
Between heaven and alpine bliss – welcome to Siusi allo Sciliar
Siusi allo Sciliar (German: Seis am Schlern) lies at an altitude of around 1,004 metres above sea level and is a charming mountain village in South Tyrol with around 2,000 inhabitants. It is the gateway and access point to the Seiser Alm – Europe's largest high alpine pasture – and is nestled in the spectacular natural heritage of the Dolomites, which is characterised by the striking Schlern mountain with its Santner and Euringerspitze peaks.
Nature & hiking
Siusi allo Sciliar – where everyday life falls silent and the soul recharges. Hike across the Alpe di Siusi, Europe's largest high-altitude pasture, with over 300 km of trails and views of the majestic Santner and Euringer peaks.
Highlight: the Bad Ratzes geology trail up the mountain and the cable car directly from Siusi to the Alm for a relaxed introduction to the great outdoors.
Culture & History
In Siusi allo Sciliar, you will encounter tangible history: the Hauenstein ruins, once owned by the poet Oswald von Wolkenstein; the Salegg castle ruins high above the valley; and churches such as Maria Hilf, St. Valentine's, or the Parish Church of the Holy Cross with its frescoes and secrets. Perfect for anyone who values cultural places with soul.
Summer & Activities
Summer in Siusi: golf at the St. Vigil‑Siusi Golf Club, horse riding through alpine meadows, mountain bike tours, carriage rides, enjoying mountain huts – all this in lush green mountain scenery. In addition, fantastic photo spots such as the Völser Weiher lake, the Hexenbänke benches on the Puflatsch or views from the Karlotten Kofel make every day a special experience.
Seis - Panoramic village[1/5]
Farm in Seis[2/5]
St. Valentine Church above the village of Siusi[3/5]
Pond of Fiè[4/5]
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