Days full of experiences in the Dolomites
even in the rain
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The sun almost always shines in the Eggental valley – but even on days when the sky is overcast and it rains, there's no reason to take off your walking boots! When the sky is grey, explorers of all ages can discover the many facets of our region – comfortably, excitingly and without an umbrella. Here you will find the best bad weather activities for families, connoisseurs and adventure seekers!
The charming old towns with their arcades, boutiques and cafés invite you to stroll around even when it rains. Whether you're looking for design, traditional costumes or delicacies, you're guaranteed to find something to discover here.
Bolzano offers South Tyrolean handicrafts, Italian fashion and cosy espresso bars. Merano and Bressanone delight visitors with their urban flair in historic settings – and everything is easily accessible by bus and train.
From the Museum of Natural History to the contemporary Museion and the Archaeology Museum with the world-famous mummy Ötzi, Bolzano offers exciting insights for all ages and interests.
The exhibitions are interactive, family-friendly and weather-independent. Highly recommended: the Archaeology Museum with Ötzi's original finds spread over three floors.
At Salewa Cube (Bolzano) and Vertikale Bressanone, climbing enthusiasts can burn off energy even in bad weather – safely, athletically and indoors. Ideal for active people who don't want to sit still.
The modern halls offer routes for beginners and advanced climbers, often with a bouldering area and café. Equipment can usually be hired on site – ideal for spontaneous trips.
The former silver and lead mine near Klausen/Chiusa is now a walk-through window into the world of historic mining. Ideal when it rains – and exciting for young and old alike.
Guided tours take you into the old tunnels with a helmet and lamp. History is brought to life with insights into the lives of miners 500 years ago.
Bolzano offers a varied cinema programme – from blockbusters to arthouse films. Particularly exciting: the film club with its focus on original versions and film culture.
The Capitol and Filmclub Bozen often show films in German, Italian or English. Perfect for cosy afternoons or sophisticated film evenings.
The impressive Augustinian monastery near Bressanone combines architecture, cultural history and spirituality – complete with a vineyard, library and museum. Guided tours are well worth it!
The Baroque collegiate church, Gothic cloister and historic monastery garden are impressively preserved. Visitors can also sample local white wines in the monastery cellar.
