A time to walk with lanterns ...
... but why?
11 November is St. Martin's Day, which is accompanied by lantern processions and a special legend.
“I walk with my lantern, and my lantern with me.”
Write secret messages
Our tip for rainy November days
What can you do when the weather is typical November and you have to spend your free time indoors?
Writing secret messages is just the ticket!
Festive decorations
Christmas is coming!
Christmas is almost here, but you are still missing the perfect decorations? We’ve got something for you.
Are you still thinking about what to hang on your
Do you have an advent calendar yet?
A simple handicraft tutorial
Advent, as we all know, is a time of waiting. To help make this time sweeter for you and your children, create fun Advent calendars.
Simply say: THANK YOU
Simply say: THANK YOU
Even though we’re supposed to enjoy the pre-Christmas season, we don’t always find it easy. Here’s our tip for slowing down.
Preparing Christmas dinner’
The festival of tasty treats and sweet nibbles
How we do something good for our bodies
At Christmas, one feast follows the other, we have to sit for a long time and do nothing – for children, this
(Kopie 1)
A South Tyrolean speciality with an exotic touch
“Zelten” – the traditional Christmas delicacy
“Zelten” an Christmas go together like Christmas trees and presents. Learn more about his sp
Autumn time is soup time
On the menu today? Pumpkin soup!
In the cold season, we need especially strengthening, warming meals. Our tip: pumpkin soup.
“Mmm, this is delicious!” That’s what your lit
South Tyrol in miniature
Model railway museum
Visitors young and old become train drivers, steering the railway across South Tyrol. Discover the world in a sweetly small format!
The railway world
The most beautiful national park in Europe?
Where ibex and marmot call good night to each other
Want to explore one of the largest national parks in Europe with the whole family for free? Discover
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