Pragser Wildsee

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Immerse yourself in the emerald fairy-tale world of Pragser Wildsee, a true pearl of the Dolomites, where imposing mountain peaks reflect in the crystal-clear water. This idyllic mountain lake in South Tyrol not only invites you to marvel, but also to unforgettable hikes and a ride in the traditional wooden boats that complete the picture.

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Der Pragser Wildsee (Lago di Braies)

Der See selbst ist die Hauptattraktion. Lass dich von seinem türkisgrünen Wasser verzaubern, umgeben von den majestätischen Gipfeln der Pragser Dolomiten. Hier findest du Ruhe und Inspiration, während du die atemberaubende Naturkulisse auf dich wirken lässt.

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Das Historische Bootshaus

Das ikonische Bootshaus ist untrennbar mit dem Pragser Wildsee verbunden und ein beliebtes Fotomotiv. Miete eines der traditionellen Holzboote, um den See aus einer neuen Perspektive zu erkunden und die Stille inmitten der beeindruckenden Bergwelt zu genießen.

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Seerundweg Pragser Wildsee

Umarme die Schönheit des Sees auf dem etwa 1,5-stündigen Seerundweg, der dich an malerischen Ufern und durch kleine Wäldchen führt. Der größtenteils leichte Pfad bietet immer wieder neue Perspektiven auf das Wasser und die umliegenden Dolomitengipfel – ein Muss für jeden Besucher.

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Wanderung zum Seekofel (2.810 m)

Für erfahrene Wanderer ist der Aufstieg zum Seekofel ein unvergessliches Erlebnis. Von dort oben erwartet dich ein spektakulärer Panoramablick über den Pragser Wildsee und die gesamte Dolomitenlandschaft, der alle Mühen vergessen lässt. Ein anspruchsvolles, aber lohnendes Ziel.

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Cortina d’Ampezzo

Cortina d’Ampezzo, often referred to as the “Queen of the Dolomites,” is not only synonymous with glamorous winter sports but also a year-round paradise for nature lovers and those who appreciate the finer things in life. Here, you'll find a breathtaking backdrop of majestic peaks, exclusive alpine elegance, and a wealth of outdoor activities. Whether hiking, climbing, or simply enjoying the sweet idleness – Cortina offers something for everyone and makes your stay unforgettable.

Dolomites

Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where majestic, pale peaks reach for the sky and green alpine pastures invite you to unforgettable adventures. This unique mountain world in the heart of South Tyrol charms you with its alpine splendor and a rich cultural diversity that harmoniously unites Italian, Austrian, and Ladin influences.

Three Peaks

Welcome to the breathtaking world of the Drei Zinnen, one of the most iconic landmarks of the Dolomites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site! These majestic rock giants in the heart of South Tyrol immediately captivate you with their incomparable beauty and dramatic backdrop. Here you experience alpine nature in its purest form, ideal for unforgettable hikes and stunning photo opportunities that will long remain in your memory.

Seiser Alm

Welcome to Seiser Alm, Europe's largest high-alpine pasture and a true gem in the South Tyrolean Dolomites. Imagine standing amidst breathtaking mountain scenery, surrounded by gentle alpine meadows and the majestic peaks of Langkofel, Plattkofel, and Schlern – a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site that invites you to unforgettable nature experiences, whether hiking, biking, or skiing.

Bozen

In Bozen, the pulsating heart of South Tyrol, you'll encounter a fascinating blend of Alpine warmth and Mediterranean flair. This bilingual city, nestled in a breathtaking landscape at the foot of the Dolomites, enchants with its medieval Old Town, lively squares, and a unique culture that unites the best of two worlds. Here, discover not only Ötzi, but also a vibrant wine region and excellent cuisine.