Excursion destinations in the Antholzertal/Valle di Anterselva and Pustertal in South Tyrol - Hotel & Restaurant Seehaus in South Tyrol - Holidays at the Lake Antholz

Lake Anterselva

This emerald-green natural gem spreads out right in front of our hotel and is one of the largest and most beautiful mountain lakes in South Tyrol.

Lake Anterselva

This emerald-green natural gem spreads out right in front of our hotel and is one of the largest and most beautiful mountain lakes in South Tyrol.

Klammbach Waterfall

The Klammbach Waterfall is fed by the Rieserferner glacier area. It comes through the rock and emerges above Antholz Mittertal/Anterselva di Mezzo.

Klammbach Waterfall

The Klammbach Waterfall is fed by the Rieserferner glacier area. It comes through the rock and emerges above Antholz Mittertal/Anterselva di Mezzo.

Rasner Möser Biotope

The biotope is freely accessible year-round - several circular routes lead the visitor through the special landscape of the wetland, which is the habitat of many rare plants and animals.

Rasner Möser Biotope

The biotope is freely accessible year-round - several circular routes lead the visitor through the special landscape of the wetland, which is the habitat of many rare plants and animals.

Bruneck

In the centre of the Pustertal lies the picturesque town of Bruneck. Here, modern and medieval charm comes together harmoniously. With restaurants, cafes, and boutiques, the historic Bruneck “Stadtgasse” invites you to linger.

Bruneck

In the centre of the Pustertal lies the picturesque town of Bruneck. Here, modern and medieval charm comes together harmoniously. With restaurants, cafes, and boutiques, the historic Bruneck “Stadtgasse” invites you to linger.

Bruneck Castle

At Bruneck Castle, you can find one of the museums of Reinhold Messner, in which everything revolves around the theme of mountain peoples. The exhibits on the everyday culture of various mountain regions and their inhabitants (e.g., Sherpas, indigenous peoples, Tibetans, Walser, Mongols, and Hunza) are must-sees.

Bruneck Castle

At Bruneck Castle, you can find one of the museums of Reinhold Messner, in which everything revolves around the theme of mountain peoples. The exhibits on the everyday culture of various mountain regions and their inhabitants (e.g., Sherpas, indigenous peoples, Tibetans, Walser, Mongols, and Hunza) are must-sees.

Kronplatz Summit Plateau

“Float” up easily to the summit plateau in the modern cable cars and enjoy the view. There, at 2,275 m, you will find the Messner Mountain Museum Corones, which is dedicated to traditional alpinism. You will also find the LUMEN Museum at Kronplatz, which spans 1,800 m² and is completely dedicated to the exciting topic of mountain photography.

Kronplatz Summit Plateau

“Float” up easily to the summit plateau in the modern cable cars and enjoy the view. There, at 2,275 m, you will find the Messner Mountain Museum Corones, which is dedicated to traditional alpinism. You will also find the LUMEN Museum at Kronplatz, which spans 1,800 m² and is completely dedicated to the exciting topic of mountain photography.

Folklore Museum

The Folklore Museum in Dietenheim, near Bruneck, was founded in 1976. On a pasture covering a good three hectares belonging to the farm, some two dozen old buildings were reconstructed between 1977 and 1993, which would have otherwise been destroyed. As a visitor, you can explore the museum village to your heart’s content.

Folklore Museum

The Folklore Museum in Dietenheim, near Bruneck, was founded in 1976. On a pasture covering a good three hectares belonging to the farm, some two dozen old buildings were reconstructed between 1977 and 1993, which would have otherwise been destroyed. As a visitor, you can explore the museum village to your heart’s content.

The Dolomites

On June 26, 2009, the Dolomites were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The approximately 135,000-hectare protected area is unique in the Alps and shines with the exceptional beauty of its landscape.

The Dolomites

On June 26, 2009, the Dolomites were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The approximately 135,000-hectare protected area is unique in the Alps and shines with the exceptional beauty of its landscape.

Welsperg Castle

At the entrance to the Gseisertal, a ten-minute walk above the village of Welsberg, Welsperg Castle rises proudly. In the summer months, experience a diverse cultural program with numerous concerts and exhibitions.

Welsperg Castle

At the entrance to the Gseisertal, a ten-minute walk above the village of Welsberg, Welsperg Castle rises proudly. In the summer months, experience a diverse cultural program with numerous concerts and exhibitions.

Excursion Destinations

The most beautiful places in the Antholzertal/Valle di Anterselva and the Pustertal in South Tyrol

Lake Anterselva

Lake Anterselva

Klammbach Waterfall

Klammbach Waterfall

Rasner Möser Biotope

Rasner Möser Biotope

Bruneck

Bruneck

Bruneck Castle

Bruneck Castle

Kronplatz Summit Plateau

Kronplatz Summit Plateau

Folklore Museum

Folklore Museum

The Dolomites

The Dolomites

Welsperg Castle

Welsperg Castle

The hotel on the lake

Relaxation in the Alps

Restaurant with lake view

The Antholzertal in South Tyrol

Excursion Destinations

The most beautiful places in the Antholzertal/Valle di Anterselva and the Pustertal in South Tyrol

Lake Anterselva

Lake Anterselva

Klammbach Waterfall

Klammbach Waterfall

Rasner Möser Biotope

Rasner Möser Biotope

Bruneck

Bruneck

Bruneck Castle

Bruneck Castle

Kronplatz Summit Plateau

Kronplatz Summit Plateau

Folklore Museum

Folklore Museum

The Dolomites

The Dolomites

Welsperg Castle

Welsperg Castle