The Seiser Alm mountain pasture and the Schlern are two of the most photographed sights in South Tyrol. And it's not a big surprise! The landscape is absolutely unique and breathtaking. The Seiser pasture is the biggest high pasture in Europe. The Nature Park Schlern - Seiser Alm has an area of over 56 km².
The pasture is a protected area. Therefore there is no public road to the top. You can reach the Nature Park through a cable car. To get to the Alpine Hotels on the pasture tourists have to use shuttle services.
It's obvious that in this protected area, in the middle of nature and quietness, there are a lot of trekking paths, both in spring and in summer. Also ambitious hikers and rock climbers find what they are looking for: a lot of easy paths and in and around the Schlern.
Also in winter the offer for nature lovers is huge. The ski-area has primarily easy slopes for beginners and families, but also a huge netting of cross-country slopes and trekking paths.
Three nice villages are located at the feet of the Seiser pasture: Kastelruth, Seis am Schlern und Völs am Schlern. Kastelruth is famous for the Folk Music band "Kastelruther Spatzen".
Last but not least, let's mention the region's formidable cuisine. One example for the many restaurants is the Hut Gostner Schwaige. Here you can an interesting combination of traditional dishes and modern cooking - delicious!