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Bruneck is the heart and soul of the
lush Puster Valley, which is
not only due to its picturesque central location. The Gader Valley
runs southward into the Dolomite
Mountains, to the north the quiet
Ahrn Valley flows into the glaciers of the Zillertal Alps.
It's a small world of its own, as colorful as the seasons and with
an almost inexhaustible variety
of leisure time and recreational offerings. |
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365 days year, numerous
natural leisure and sports activities
can be found in the sports center
Reiperting in Reischach with
its adventure pool CRON 4; golfing,
horseback riding and tennis,
the new outdoor pool Bruneck.
There are also opportunities to go hiking,
Nordic Walking, mountain biking
and mountaineering among the many activities you can partake in the
Dolomites
and the surrounding villages: Puster Valley, Ahrn Valley, Gader Valley,
Antholzer Valley, Gsieser Valley and Sextner Valley. |
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Special emphasis should
also be given to the cultural
offerings of Bruneck and the surrounding area:
In the out-door Folklore Museum
in Dietenheim which shows the
history of peasant life with dozens of original buildings with kitchens,
living rooms, stables, bed chambers and mills. Sounds are everywhere,
cracking and creaking, the babbling brook, the spicy aromas of the
farmers gardens fill the air. Beside the works of Michael Pacher,
the City Museum of Graphics in
Bruneck presents interesting
temporary exhibitions as well as exhibits of young artists in regular
intervals. Furthermore, there is a well-equipped artist's workroom
available in the museum. |
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Visit Ötzi
the ice-man in the Archaeology Museum in Bozen (Bolzano), the gardens
of Castle Trattmansdorff by Meran, Reinhold Messner's Mountain Museum
in Castle Sigmundskron and - soon to come - also here in Castle Bruneck;
this to name just a few of the many fascinating museums in South Tyrol. |
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