Enjoy the magic of the moment

Europe’s largest high Alpine pasture can be explored on foot, by bike, or on skis. 56km^² that enchant visitors 365 days a year. Seemingly endless expanses, striking scenic wonders – all just a cable-car ride away from Sensoria Dolomites.

Cable car in the immediate vicinity.

At the gateway to the Dolomites. A symbol of South Tyrol. The local mountain of the village Seis am Schlern. A unique mountain massif with its unmistakable shape and power. Find peace at 2,563 metres above sea level.

Cable car to the starting point in the immediate vicinity.

A spectacular circular route without especially steep inclines leads around these impressive mountain giants. The 17-kilometre-long trail promises unique views of Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm, Val Gardena/Grödnertal, and the Puez-Odle/Puez-Geisler group.

Cable car in the immediate vicinity.

For us, it’s one of the most beautiful bathing lakes in the whole of the Alps – and it’s also known as one of the cleanest. At the foot of Sciliar/Schlern, you can treat yourself to a refreshing dip with a magical backdrop at just over 1,000 metres above sea level.

Distance: approx. 5 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

On the sunny side of Val Gardena/Grödnertal, leisurely Alpine pasture trails await you in Puez-Odle/Puez-Geisler Nature Park. You can reach the summit at 2,519 metres above sea level after a panoramic hike that is an experience for all ability levels.

Distance to Rasciesa/Raschötz cable car: approx. 15 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

Renaissance castle that was first documented in 1279 and was the residence of the lords of Völs. Discover the Knight’s Hall, Fireplace Room, and castle chapel during a guided tour. It can also be hired for unforgettable celebrations.

Distance: approx. 10 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

Insights into the history of mountain tourism that you can touch: In this private museum, you can admire a collection of historical paintings of the Dolomites as well as mountain equipment from bygone days.

Distance: approx. 20 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

Visible from afar, the monastery has watched over Klausen since the 17^th century. Absolutely worth a visit for its archaeological, historical, and artistic importance, high up on Sabiona/Säben mountain. It served as an abbey until November 2021.

Distance: approx. 20 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

One of South Tyrol’s most curious attractions: The leaning church tower of the 14^th century parish church can be seen from far and wide. The pinnacle is over 1.5 metres out of plumb – and has been for centuries.

Distance: approx. 22 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

Here, you’ll find remains of buildings from Roman times and the Middle Ages in a roofed area. One of the most significant archaeological sites throughout the Alps awaits you in sunny Valle Isarco/Eisacktal.

Distance: approx. 25 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

Convention centre, wine estate, centre of art, and residence of the Augustinian Canons. Tyrol’s largest monastery complex was founded in 1142 and combines Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements into a harmonious whole.

Distance: approx. 31 kilometres from Seis am Schlern

Brixen cathedral, one of the most important art monuments in South Tyrol, impresses visitors both outside and inside. The cloister invites visitors to enjoy peaceful moments while admiring the frescoes from the Gothic period.

Distance: approx. 35 kilometres from Seis am Schlern