Culture in South Tyrol
A taste for discovery in every season
From medieval walls to modern exhibitions, culture in South Tyrol is fascinating, moving or exhilarating in every season. From the Piris Places in Laces, the possibilities are endless: castles tower above the valleys, museums bring history to life, and festivals fill the calendar from spring through winter. Apple festival, village festival, town festival, Christmas festival, marble & apricot festival, garden party … anything catches your eye?
From place to place with the
South Tyrol Mobilcard
The South Tyrol Mobilcard takes you from A to B free of charge by bus and train – and, if you like, on to C, D and … you get the idea. The expanded museumobil Card also includes admission to around 90 museums, from Tyrol Castle to the Messner Mountain Museum Juval near Naturno. As Jagdhof guests, you travel throughout the region free of charge with the South Tyrol Guest Pass, so your car can enjoy a relaxing holiday too.
Cultural highlights throughout the year
Whether it’s winter concert evenings or summer village festivals, the programme changes with the seasons and always offers something new to discover. Nearby destinations such as the Prokulus Museum in Naturno or Churburg Castle in the upper Val Venosta are easy to reach. For even more inspiration, explore our regional pages on Val Venosta and Merano & Environs.
The Piris culture compass
Ticket tip:
if you only need transport, the Mobilcard is enough and is available as a day or weekly pass. Museum lovers can choose the museumobil Card, which includes admission to around 90 museums.
Guest advantage:
your South Tyrol Guest Pass is included with your stay and valid on buses and trains.
Year-round tip:
many museums and exhibitions are open throughout the year and are perfect for grey-weather days.
Family plus:
children under 6 travel free; reduced junior tickets are available for children aged 6 to 13.
