Sunday, 23.11.08
Monday, 24.11.08
Ideas for family activities
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Select the holiday region of your choice to find out the various leisure activities available.
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Boundless - along the River Drau cycle pathThis supra-national cycle path begins at the source of the River Drau and extends as far as the Slovenian border. Each cyclist can decide the length of the tour, perhaps returning by train. Tourist Board Upper Pustertal (Hochpustertal) valley |
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Rip - rip - to the sawyer at TiersA visit not only reveals the mechanics of the "Steger Säge", a fully functional old Venetian sawmill: the enthusiastic staff in the adjacent Nature Reserve Visitor Centre are keen to explain the world of the Dolomites. Tiers Tourist Board |
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Climbing in the realm of King LaurinThe Dolomites, steeped in legend, comprise the most famous and finest climbing area in the Alps. Alpine and rock climbing schools provide thrills and fun for budding climbers of all ages. Rosengarten Alpine Centre |
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The Schlern (Schiliar) area - the holiday Arcadia in the AlpinsChildren are in their element on the high pastures of the Seiser Alm where they can let off steam to their hearts' content, while adults relax and take time off for themselves. At the pretty bathing above Völs ("Völser Weiher") small pirates can row across the lake beneath the magnificent aspect of the Schlern mountain. Seiser Alm - Schlern area Tourist Board |
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Click-clap - into the "Mill Valley" (Mühlental) near CampillA number of old restored mills bring to life the every-day culture and world of mountain farmers of times past. Ladin Museum |
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