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Villnöss – Holidays in the Alpine paradise of the Dolomites

Alpine magic, warmth and unforgettable moments in the Dolomites

Villnöss in South Tyrol

Villnöss is nestled in the South Tyrolean Alps on the northern edge of the Dolomites, in the peaceful Eisack Valley. Framed by the majestic Geisler Group, the region invites hikers and active holidaymakers to enjoy unforgettable moments. The municipality, with its charming main town of St. Peter and other idyllic villages, combines alpine adventure with warm hospitality. Welcome to a holiday break that will revitalise your body and soul.

Hiking and biking

From St. Ulrich, gentle panoramic trails lead to Seceda with its impressive summit view and into the Geisler Group, where rock faces and clear mountain lakes invite you to marvel. Families enjoy leisurely alpine hikes to huts where regional specialities await. Those seeking more peace and quiet start early to experience the morning sun and the tranquil mountain world.
Holidays with mountain bikes and e-bikes in the Villnösstal valley: For mountain bikers, the Geislergruppe offers trail-rich highlights with challenging steep sections and breathtaking views. E-bikes make longer tours easier, guided mountain bike tours help with planning, and local rental shops make the region directly accessible.

Winter magic in Villnöss

In winter, the valley is transformed into a glittering snowy landscape: cross-country ski trails wind through the village, toboggan runs attract families to the slopes, and the cable car connections open up Seceda and Col Raiser for miles of skiing fun – for beginners to advanced skiers. Cosy evenings in mountain huts with Tyrolean delicacies round off the experience.

Culture & cuisine

Museums such as the Museo Ladin in Ortisei recount regional history, while churches and chapels add to the cultural flavour. Markets showcase regionally produced treasures, and traditional craft demonstrations bring the past to life. In terms of cuisine, Schlutzkrapfen, bacon, cheese and Kaiserschmarrn remain the culinary highlights.

Tip: set off early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the tranquillity of nature.

San Pietro di Funes San Pietro di Funes[1/5]
Geislerspitzen/Odle Group Geislerspitzen/Odle Group[2/5]
San Pietro di Funes San Pietro di Funes[3/5]
Santa Maddalena di Funes Santa Maddalena di Funes[4/5]
Geisler mountain peaks: natural spectacle of the Dolomites Geisler mountain peaks: natural spectacle of the Dolomites[5/5]
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