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Our own, modern riding hall with associated riding school and guest horse stalls with paddock charms horse lovers of all ages.

The animals in Winki’s petting zoo delight kids and grown-ups alike, while fun and games are guaranteed in the adventure

Whether basketball, football, or indoor hockey, sports fans will have the time of their lives in our ball sports hall.

Our 150m² fun sports hall with indoor climbing and bouldering wall, billiards and table tennis tables, and much more promises enjoyment galore.

In this 5,000m² green space, you can look forward to large sunbathing areas, a heated infinity pool, natural bathing pond, sensory trail, and open views on three sides.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 adventure mountain is the best place for avid hikers, mountain bike and downhill fans, adventure seekers, and culture lovers.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 ski mountain delights with 121 kilometres of perfectly prepared slopes, action-packed fun parks, and the rustic charm of around 40 ski huts. Our complimentary ski shuttle transports you to the lifts and back every 15 minutes.

This 9-hole course impresses with its rich variety and fantastic mountain panorama. Exclusively for guests of the Winklerhotels: 100% discount on green fees.

Golfing is a panoramic delight at this 9-hole course at the foot of the Sella mountains and Mt Sassongher.

Amidst the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage at the foot of Mt Sciliar/Schlern, this 18-hole course will enchant you with its dream views.

Our own, modern riding hall with associated riding school and guest horse stalls with paddock charms horse lovers of all ages.

The animals in Winki’s petting zoo delight kids and grown-ups alike, while fun and games are guaranteed in the adventure

Whether basketball, football, or indoor hockey, sports fans will have the time of their lives in our ball sports hall.

Our 150m² fun sports hall with indoor climbing and bouldering wall, billiards and table tennis tables, and much more promises enjoyment galore.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 adventure mountain is the best place for avid hikers, mountain bike and downhill fans, adventure seekers, and culture lovers.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 ski mountain delights with 121 kilometres of perfectly prepared slopes, action-packed fun parks, and the rustic charm of around 40 ski huts. Our complimentary ski shuttle transports you to the lifts and back every 15 minutes.

With its 130 kilometres of slopes in the Dolomites, its central location in the world’s largest ski carousel, Dolomiti Superski, and direct access to the Sellaronda, Alta Badia is one of South Tyrol’s most popular ski areas.

The biathlon centre in Antholz is the largest winter sports centre in South Tyrol and the venue for numerous international competitions.

The cross-country skiing circuit in Reischach sports park is 5.5 kilometres long and begins just 50 metres away from Hotel Winkler.

The cross-country ski trail from Pfalzen to Issing is 2 kilometres long and passes just 200 metres away from Hotel Sonnenhof.

Kids and grown-ups alike adore the ice rink near the fire station in Stefansdorf.

A trip to the sunny village of Pfalzen is a must for all fans of ice skating, as it’s the village’s no. 1 sport.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 adventure mountain not only offers numerous hiking paths and bike trails, but is also home to two unique museums and the “Skyscraper” giant swing on the summit plateau at 2,275 metres above sea level.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 ski and adventure mountain not only offers varied ski slopes and action-packed fun parks, but is also home to two unique museums on the summit plateau at 2,275 metres above sea level.

At the Messner Mountain Museum Corones, Reinhold Messner explores the history of traditional alpinism. The museum building was designed by Zaha Hadid.

Lumen lets you experience the history of mountain photography across four floors. Temporary exhibitions show photographs by contemporary artists.

The “Skyscraper” giant swing on the summit of Mt Plan de Corones/Kronplatz gives you a 15-metre-high adrenaline kick.

Val Pusteria/Pustertal’s vibrant main city is a combination of sophisticated flair and traditional South Tyrolean lifestyle.

The Messner Mountain Museum Ripa at Bruneck castle is dedicated to mountain folk from all over the world.

With its turquoise-green waters, wildly romantic Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee is considered the most beautiful lake in the Dolomites. A trip out in a rowing boat is especially magical.

Wildly romantic Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee is considered the most beautiful lake in the Dolomites. In winter, its frozen surface is perfect for ice-skating.

You can visit over 20 furnished rooms in this majestic castle complex that overlooks Sand in Taufers.

The climatic gallery in the former mine provides relief from chronic respiratory conditions thanks to its special microclimate and pure air.

The Dolomites belong to the UNESCO World Heritage. Their bizarre rock formations and spectacular natural scenery attract avid hikers and mountain bike fans from all over the world.

The Dolomites, with their bizarre rock formations and spectacular natural scenery, belong to the UNESCO World Heritage. They’re a paradise for avid skiers and winter hiking fans.

The picturesque valley of Alta Badia enchants with its awe-inspiring natural landscapes, centuries-old traditions, and vibrant Ladin culture.

The picturesque valley of Alta Badia enchants with its awe-inspiring natural landscapes, centuries-old traditions, and vibrant Ladin culture. The ski area of the same name is one of the most popular in the Dolomites.

You’ll not only love this charming village at the foot of Mt Sassongher because of its fascinating Dolomites panorama that extends all the way to Mt Marmolada/Marmolata, but also because of its rich variety of leisure options such as hiking, biking, and golf.

You’ll not only love this charming village at the foot of Mt Sassongher because of its fascinating Dolomites panorama that extends all the way to Mt Marmolada/Marmolata, but also because of its fantastic skiing and a rich variety of other leisure options.

Valle Aurina/Ahrntal is located to the north of Val Pusteria/Pustertal and delights visitors with its unspoilt nature and fantastic hiking paths and bike trails.

Valle Aurina/Ahrntal is located to the north of Val Pusteria/Pustertal and delights visitors with its unspoilt nature and fantastic winter hiking paths.

This nature reserve located between Valle Aurina/Ahrntal, Passo Stalle/Staller Sattel pass, Valle Anterselva/Antholzertal, and Bruneck has the largest proportion of glacial areas of all South Tyrolean nature parks.

This nature park extends from Toblach, past Prags and Olang, to Val Badia/Gadertal and features four themed trails.

This world-famous massif belongs to the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage and is the top landmark of the Sexten Dolomites in Alta Pusteria/Hochpustertal.

This world-famous massif belongs to the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage and is the top landmark of the Sexten Dolomites in Alta Pusteria/Hochpustertal. In winter, the ski area of the same name attracts avid skiers from all over the world.

This rustic Alpine village in Valle di Valles/Valsertal above Mühlbach consists of 40 rustic huts and is located in the Fundres/Pfunders mountains.

The Alpe di Rodengo & Luson/Rodeneck & Lüsner Alm pastures are located on a sunny high plateau between Val Pusteria/Pustertal and Valle di Luson/Lüsner Tal. In summer, they transform into a colourful sea of flowers.

The Alpe di Rodengo & Luson/Rodeneck & Lüsner Alm pastures are located on a sunny high plateau between Val Pusteria/Pustertal and Valle di Luson/Lüsner Tal and offer numerous magical winter hiking trails.

Lake Issengo/Issinger Weiher is one of the last pond biotopes in South Tyrol and is a popular natural bathing lake in summer.

The adventure park by Lake Issengo/Issinger Weiher is the largest high ropes course in South Tyrol.

The city of Brixen has a rich history and culture. Traditional and modern come together here in the oldest city in Tyrol. Especially worth seeing: Brixen cathedral and the Hofburg palace.

The city of Brixen has a rich history and culture. Traditional and modern come together here in the oldest city in Tyrol. Enchanting in winter: Brixen Christmas market.

As South Tyrol’s capital, Bolzano enchants visitors with its combination of innovation and tradition. From its historic arcades to world-famous Ötzi, the ice mummy, the city offers a wealth of attractions.

As South Tyrol’s regional capital, Bolzano enchants visitors with its combination of innovation and tradition. From its historic arcades to the Christmas market and world-famous Ötzi, the city offers a wealth of attractions.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 adventure mountain not only offers numerous hiking paths and bike trails, but is also home to two unique museums and the “Skyscraper” giant swing on the summit plateau at 2,275 metres above sea level.

South Tyrol’s no. 1 ski and adventure mountain not only offers varied ski slopes and action-packed fun parks, but is also home to two unique museums on the summit plateau at 2,275 metres above sea level.

At the Messner Mountain Museum Corones, Reinhold Messner explores the history of traditional alpinism. The museum building was designed by Zaha Hadid.

Lumen lets you experience the history of mountain photography across four floors. Temporary exhibitions show photographs by contemporary artists.

Val Pusteria/Pustertal’s vibrant main city is a combination of sophisticated flair and traditional South Tyrolean lifestyle. Especially magical in winter: the Christmas market.

The Messner Mountain Museum Ripa at Bruneck castle is dedicated to mountain folk from all over the world.

With its turquoise-green waters, wildly romantic Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee is considered the most beautiful lake in the Dolomites. A trip out in a rowing boat is especially magical.

Wildly romantic Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee is considered the most beautiful lake in the Dolomites. In winter, its frozen surface is perfect for ice-skating.

You can visit over 20 furnished rooms in this majestic castle complex that overlooks Sand in Taufers.

The climatic gallery in the former mine provides relief from chronic respiratory conditions thanks to its special microclimate and pure air.