Verdinserstr. 5
I - 39017
Schenna
South Tyrol-
Italy
Phone: +39 0473 944400
Fax: +39 0473 945996
info@hohenwart.com
There are a number of places and events in the vicinity of the Hohenwart that can be enjoyed by children as well as by the entire family. The high rope garden Xsund in Terlano and the Caldaro Adventure Park boost your fitness level and enhance agility. The Gargazzone labyrinth is another exciting adventure activity worth experiencing and you can take the kids rafting down the Adige River in a rubber raft – suitable for the under 14 year-olds. Walking along the Hiking Trail of the Felt Art in Tesimo, you can spend your time admiring the craftsmanship of the woven local sheep's wool artifacts that hang among the lush, green vegetation. At the ArchaeoParc in the Senales Valley, you can find all there is to know about Ötzi the Iceman. How did people live 5,300 years ago? What did they eat? And there is much more to be discovered. In the outdoor section of the archaeological museum you can take part in organized events, while at the interactive "MisteriX" exhibition at the Bolzano Archaeological Museum, the kids can take turns playing at being researchers and intrepid explorers. The Avelengo private zoo and stables allow visitors to come into close contact with the animals while at the Bird Refuge and Sanctuary on the Tyrol Castle hill, you can learn about the local birds of prey.
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Mini golf is great fun for all the family.
Don’t miss the idyllic mini golf course in the centre of Schenna to hole a few balls. Great fun for young and old alike.
Opening times
April - June 2 p.m. to 6p.m.
July - August 10 a.m. to noon / 3 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.
September – beginning of November 1 p.m .to 6 p.m.
Bowling combines fun and sport…and Schenna offers a suitable framework to enjoy it.
Some enjoyable hours can be spent at the new bowling alley, in the panoramic outdoor swimming pool complex in Schenna.
Tel: 0473 234 903
Experience the fascination of climbing and hiking in Schenna and its surrounding area.
Are you looking for a sports challenge? Do you want to experience nature or simply try to escape your hectic everyday life? Then climbing and hiking are the right holiday activities for you.
www.bergsteigerschule.com
Pure adventure sports! Rafting on the Passer river is exciting fun on hot summer days.
The tours are between 1 ½ and 3 hours long, run through half the length of the Passeier Valley, passing the villages of Schenna and stopping at the gates to the town of Meran. It is a very special sight-seeing tour! It is not necessary to have prior experience of these sports, but you should not be afraid of water if you want to participate.
In addition: rafting for kids – night rafting - kayaking – hydro-speed – pot holing
Information
Tourismusverein Latsch-Martell
Hauptstr. 38/A Via Principale
I-39021 Latsch/Laces
Tel. +39 0473 623109
Experience the age-old dream of mankind, the dream of flying in its simplest ways. Sliding along the blue sky is a marvelous experience. Fly like a bird over South Tyrol’s mountains.
With one of the experienced flight instructors as a tandem pilot you will enjoy this indescribable feeling of a tandem flight. With just a few steps you lift off into another world. Relax and enjoy this special outdoor adventure. .
Experience the fascination of a game of tennis in Schenna and capture the breath-taking views of the surrounding mountain world at the same time!
Near the outdoor swimming pool in Schenna, there are two well cared for, sand tennis courts, which are open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.. The tennis courts are in a very sunny location and also avail of a flood-light system.
The Alpine Bob is a new and exciting attraction for families in the recreation area of Merano 2000. The ride is located close to the summit station of the Meran 2000 Cable Car at Pfiffinger Köpfl. Comprising 1.1 kilometres of downhill track, the Alpine Bob is the longest toboggan ride in Italy.
Time schedule 2018:
29 April to 5 November
11.00 am - 4.30 pm
In July and August it will be open until 5.30 pm
High poles rising to heaven, beams, ropes, cables creating connections between them – they might seem impossible to cross this high above the ground. Experienced coaches will guide visitors carefully and teach them meaningful ways of dealing with this course. In the context of an intense experience of nature, for example, communication and conflict solving skills are practiced. Prescribed procedures and a redundant safety system make sure that all participants are safe.
In a wonderful landscaped setting and with integrated educational pathroutes, visitors can learn about the fascinating life of birds of prey. The main aim of the centre is to nurse the helpless and injured birds until they are again healthy, and then introduce them back into the wild.
Absolute highlight are, not only for children, the flight shows, for which the hill at Castel Tirolo is a perfect venue. Daily at 11.15 am and 3.15 pm (in winter only on Sundays and holidays) eagles, falcons, buzzards and colleagues are released into the open sky above Castel Tirolo and in this way you can observe raptorial birds from close quarters, a lasting experience!
The archeoParc in Val Senales is an interactive museum with adjacent archeological diggings. It is located at an altitude of 1,500 meters above sea-level, in the heart of an Alpine landscape in which the Iceman "Ötzi" once lived.
Opening hours 2018
Open daily from Easter until All Saints’ Day (closed from 11.6.-23.6.2018 due to maintenance work)
Museum: 10:00 – 17:00
Open-air area and hands-on workshops: 10:30 – 16:30
Cafeteria: 12:00 – 16:30
With more than 20,000 model railways, this exhibition is one of the largest private collections all over Europe. The landscape has been recreated on a scale of 1:87 and of course it is South Tyrol itself, in small proportions. Day and night effects as well as a 62 m long course across our province impress visitors from all over. The exhibitor’s passion for details is made clear at the recreation of a car accident or the Renon cableway. Also the mountains as fantasy world as well as a journey across different historical epoques fascinate!
Opening hours 2018:
Sunday - Friday from 10 am - 5 pm
The fish pond is open Fridays from 2-5 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. No state fishing licence is required: fishing tackle is available to borrow. The fish pond is located next to the Passeier cycle trail and the bus stop.
Who has never dreamt of hunting in the forest with bow and arrow? Drawing the powerful bow, used already in primeval times by our ancestors for the traditional hunt, visitors of all ages can test their archery skills with complete equipment on 28 stations in the forest.
The Bletterbach gorge is the solely only canyon in South Tyrol and shows geological treasures and a wide variety of landscapes from an unusual perspective. Undertake a journey back in time and learn more about the Ice Age in the Dolomites. The best way to explore the gorge Bletterbach is on the Geo Path. 16 notice-boards inform about the main attractions and rock strata through millions of years of geological history. They provide also information about important founds like carbonised plants and trees, fossilised micro-organisms, shellfish and cephalopods and the many traces of very different types of prehistoric reptiles.
A futuristic glass palace, smooth transition between indoor and outdoor, thousands and thousands of colorful holds on countless climbing and bouldering routes… Salewa Cube is definitely a perfect meeting point for climbers from all over the region.
1,850 sqm climbing and 200 sqm bouldering area indoors, additional routes and boulders outdoors, more than 18 m high walls, a 9 m long overhang – and all this was completed within a construction time of 15 month. These are the impressing facts of Salewa Cube that was opened in May 2011 in South Tyrol’s provincial capital, next to the motorway exit Bozen Süd.
The largest indoor climbing area throughout Italy is attached to the new headquarter of the sporting goods producer Salewa and it is dedicated to the alpinist Erich Abram. He was born in Sterzing, is considered as climbing pioneer and in 1974 he built Europe’s first indoor climbing hall in Bozen.
