Congratulations to the Hotel Oberwirt in Vöran

Conquer the mountain, reach the top, enjoy the gigantic view: In the alpine landscape of the Merano 2000 skiing and hiking area, gentle alpine pastures, rugged rocks and mighty peaks come into view as a matter of course.

Rough, rustic and traditional: in some communities in South Tyrol and the Alpine region, ancient carnival customs have been preserved. The winter is bid farewell with a lot of noise and fanfare in accordance with traditional customs and with an astonishing wealth of facets. There is hooting, rattling, croaking and ringing for all it's worth – as long as it’s loud and colourful.

When the days get shorter and you feel like pulling your cap over your ears all day, it's sauna time. After a mountain hike or an extensive day of skiing, the sauna is the icing on the cake. In our latitudes in South Tyrol, saunas are most common in winter, but there is nothing to be said against using them all year round! Regularity is the only way the body can really benefit from it. However, if you are going to the sauna for the first time, there are a few things you should know in advance. With our ultimate sauna tips, nothing will stand in the way of a successful and relaxing sauna visit!