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Here in Welschnofen you will find everything except boredom.
Spend a beautiful holiday with hiking tours, excursions with the alpine school, climbing courses,
mountainbike tours, horse-riding, golf or swimming in the middle of King Laurin's mythology.
Impressive mountain massifs like Rosengarten and Latemar won't leave any wish unfulfilled.
Our house is a perfect starting point for marvellous hiking tours around Rosengarte
and Latemar
or for wonderful excursions e.g. to the Garda Lake, to Bolzano, Merano,
Venice or Dolomites etc…
Children are always welcome here!
In the summer we offer one time a week first experiences in rock climbing for children.
In addition there will be a lot of guided hikes for the whole family.
Nova Levante - an Alpine Pearl
The 'Alpine Pearls' are exceptional holiday destinations in the Alps. They are your gateway to 20 municipalities in Austria,
Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, Slovenia and are all characterised by the fact they offer more than just a pleasant stay.
Soft Mobility is the buzzword for all guests who combine leisure with a desire to preserve nature.
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Dolomites with Rosengarten and Latemar- UNESCO World Natural Heritage
On Friday, 26th June 2009, the Dolomites were placed on the prestigious list of Natural World Heritage Sites.
The decision was made by UNESCO at its annual world congress.
UNESCO was enchanted by the beauty of the Dolomites: pointed spires, jagged summits and glorious colors that change throughout the day.
At sunset the Dolomites turn a fiery red, then change to violet before disappearing into the night. This is the “Enrosadira” –
a phenomenon caused by the unusual chemical composition of dolomite – a natural spectacle that is beyond compare.
Rising from the depths of the primordial ocean 250 million years ago, the Dolomites were shaped by the relentless effects of water,
wind and ice, which sculpted this natural masterpiece.
Named for the geologist who first studied them, Déodat de Dolomieu, and protected by numerous parks,
the Dolomites rise to an altitude of more than 3,000 m and are one of the most charming mountain landscapes on the world.
And this is expressed in the concluding report of the IUCN’s international
commission of experts, which judged the Dolomites, with their particular geological, botanical and scenic qualities,
to be unique in the world.
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