Brunico

The municipality of Brunico stretches round the local mountain Plan de Corones and offers a series of highlights such as the MMM Ripa

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View on Brunico in winter. The main town of the South Tyrolean Val Pusteria valley is an important business location where also culture and leisure activities must not be missed.
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View from the Plan de Corones (Kronplatz) on the snowy valley basin of Brunico.
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The Plan de Corones is probably South Tyrol’s most important ski mountain. 120 km of pistes and modern lifts ensure almost limitless skiing pleasure.
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Ready for take-off?
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Ski-run from the Plan de Corones to Riscone (Reischach).
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View on Brunico and the district of Riscone - there the valley stations of the cable cars up to the Plan de Corones are located.
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Christmas atmosphere in Brunico: The Brunico Christmas Market opens at the beginning of the Advent season.
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The Christmas Market is a highlight that attracts locals and guests.
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video : Brunico
View from the castle hill over Brunico: In the foreground the church St. Katharina auf dem Rain, behind it the town and the entrance to the Tauferer Ahrntal valley.
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Brunico seen from its local mountain, the Plan de Corones (Kronplatz).
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The Unterrainer Tor gate was part of the former town wall. The mural shows Bishop Bruno of Bressanone, the founder of the town of Brunico.
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Also modern architecture is at home in Brunico - the picture shows the new town hall.
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Brunico Castle is enthroned above the town.
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Today it houses the MMM Ripa by Reinhold Messer dedicated to the mountain peoples.
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Also some villages close to the town belong to Brunico, such as Teodone with the South Tyrolean Folklore Museum.
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The Rienza river reaches the valley basin of Brunico. The Pusterbike cycle route, which connects Brunico with the other villages of the Val Pusteria valley and the Tauferer Ahrntal valley, also leads past here.
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A potato field: The area around Brunico is South Tyrol’s most important potato growing area.
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Autumnal heath landscape above the timberline: The 2,275 m high Plan de Corones is the highest elevation of Brunico.
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video : Plan de Corones Skiing Area
video : Messner Mountain Museum RIPA
video : Brunico - wine and gastronomy
video : Brunico - history and culture
video : Brunico Christmas Market
video : Eck Museum of Art in Brunico
video : Aurino Floodplain Forest Biotope
video : Town of Brunico

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Brunico is located in the centre of the Val Pusteria, it is the chief village of the district and the main meeting point in the holiday area. Beside the city itself, the municipality comprises the villages of San Giorgio, Stegona, Villa Santa Caterina, Ameto, Teodone and Riscone and comprises a territory from 812 m in the valley up to the summit of the Plan de Corones at 2,277 m. The local mountain, that is to say the Plan de Corones, dominates the municipality and attracts the attention of those who love to spend active holidays the whole year round. By the way, this mountain has repeatedly attracted the Giro d'Italia, the first-class cycling race.

The South Tyrolean Folklore Museum in Teodone, the MMM Ripa, as well as the Eck Museum of Art are some examples of the cultural offer Brunico provides. Moreover it is connected to the cycling trails of the Val Pusteria and the Valle di Tures and Aurina. A further attraction is the Nature Fitness Park Plan de Corones Dolomiti, the largest Nordic Walking Park of Europe with courses in every stage of difficulty.

Beside the summer concert highlight, the Stegona Market and the city festival, and not at least the charming Christmas Market are the main events taking place in the lovely municipality.

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