At the natural ice rink in Pfelders, visitors can enjoy not only ice skating, but also curling and ice hockey – all set against the impressive mountain scenery of the Passeier Valley in South Tyrol.
Region: Burgraviato (Passeier Valley)
Categories: Ice Skating
Seasons: Winter
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Thanks to its elevated location and small size, Völser Weiher (Fiè Lake) often freezes completely in winter, creating excellent conditions for natural ice skating in South Tyrol.
Although Lake Caldaro is known as the warmest swimming lake in the Alps during summer, it can occasionally freeze over in winter. When this happens, ice skating on the turquoise waters of Lake Caldaro becomes a truly special experience. Access to the ice is at your own risk.
Tobogganing, snow tubing, skiing and ice skating all in one place – the perfect destination for a relaxed yet action-packed winter day in South Tyrol.
The ice rink in Sarentino Valley (Sarntal) may be shaded throughout the day, but it offers perfectly groomed ice, skating aids, skate rentals, and plenty of fun for the whole family.
Region: Sarentino Valley
Categories: Ice Skating
Seasons: Winter
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In winter, the Culture house square in the heart of Silandro (Schlanders) turns into a charming ice rink, offering relaxed and family-friendly ice skating in South Tyrol.
Region: Venosta Valley
Categories: Ice Skating
Seasons: Winter
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Fresh-air ice skating at its best: The open-air artificial ice rink in Marlengo, near Merano in South Tyrol, is the perfect winter outing for families and children.
Region:Burgraviato Tyrol
Categories: Ice Skating
Seasons: Winter
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Enjoy winter fun in the heart of South Tyrol: the outdoor ice rink in Schenna/Scena offers families and children a relaxed skating experience just above Merano.
Region: Burgraviato
Categories: Ice Skating
Seasons: Winter
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