Wellness and fine food

The historic centre of Bruneck/Brunico is perfect for some strolling and shopping. One absolute highlight that is popular with locals and tourists alike: “Long Fridays” – every Friday night during summer, the shops, bars and cafés remain open until late.

The Pustertal/Pusteria valley and the valleys branching off to its side have a number of fascinating museums in store: The South Tyrol Museum of Folk Traditions in Dietenheim/Teodone, the Messner Mountain Museums RIPA and Corones or the Prettau mining museum are just a few examples.

Thanks to its world-class culinary tradition, South Tyrol continues to see a veritable rain of Michelin stars awarded to its many excellent restaurants. With over 20 Michelin stars, it boasts the highest number of talented chefs with the coveted distinction of all Italian provinces. Not far from us, for example, you can indulge your senses at Schöneck and Tilia, two outstanding Michelin-starred eateries.
Another hot tip: hip and trendy Matilda in the city centre or, for a slightly quieter atmosphere, Oberraut in Amaten/Ameto.

Can’t get enough of water? Then Cron4 is the place for you. The aqua park and wellness oasis Cron4 features five different pools: a Fun pool, an Active pool, a brine pool, a sports pool and a baby pool – plus a 75-m water slide for tons of fun with the whole family. There’s also plenty of relaxation to choose from: a 3000 m2 sauna landscape and thirteen different ways to sweat in its award-winning world-class sauna (six pearls). And there’s more: differently themed relaxation rooms, Kneipp treatments, a traditional salt graduation tower with foot baths and professional sauna infusions at regular intervals.