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Grödnertal / Val Gardena

The valley of historical handcrafts

Recommended sights in Val Gardena/ Grödnertal

Find an overview of the most favourite sights in the Val Gardena/ Grödnertal.

Plattkofel - Sasplat in St. Christina in Gröden / Santa Cristina Val Gardena

Seinen Namen verdankt dieser Berg in Gröden seiner auffälligen Form eines Rückens. Platt und abgeflacht ist er besonders ...

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Puez-Odle Nature Park in Wolkenstein in Gröden / Selva di Val Gardena

This nature reserve measuring approx. 10,196 hectares was founded in 1977 and was extended in 1999 to its present size. The ...

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Grödner Joch in Wolkenstein in Gröden / Selva di Val Gardena

Verkohlte Holzreste, Feuersteingeräte und Tierknochen zeugen von einer langen Besiedelungsgeschichte auf diesem 2121 m hohen ...

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Sellajoch in Wolkenstein in Gröden / Selva di Val Gardena

1872 wurde die Passstraße im Grödner Tal fertiggestellt. Bereits 1884 wurde eine erste Herberge am Sellajoch erbaut. Vorwiegend ...

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Jakobskirche in St. Ulrich in Gröden / Ortisei

Nahe dem Weiler St. Jakob in Gröden steht die St. Jakobskirche.

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Heilig Kreuz Kapelle Raschötz in St. Ulrich in Gröden / Ortisei

Die Heilig Kreuz Kapelle, "Dlija dl Christ" auf ladinisch, liegt wenige Meter unterhalb der höchsten Erhebung der Ausserraschötz.

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Recommended accommodations in Val Gardena/ Grödnertal

Here are some suitable accommodations for the Val Gardena/ Grödnertal.

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Mea Via - The Slow Farm Hotel
  • Hotel, St. Ulrich in Gröden / Ortisei
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Hotel Fanes
  • Hotel, Wolkenstein in Gröden / Selva di Val Gardena
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Hotel Piccolo Mountainbike - Holidays
  • Hotel, Wolkenstein in Gröden / Selva di Val Gardena
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Savoy Dolomites Luxury Spa Hotel
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  • Hotel, Wolkenstein in Gröden / Selva di Val Gardena
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Recommended stores

The Val Gardena/ Grödnertal offers you a variety of shopping and strolling possibilities.

MTB School & Rental
  • Sporting & outdoor goods retailer, St. Ulrich in Gröden / Ortisei
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Ski & Bike Armin
  • Sporting & outdoor goods retailer, St. Christina in Gröden / Santa Cristina Val Gardena
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Recommended restaurants

You can wind down the evenings or recharging your batteries in the afternoon in the restaurants of the Val Gardena/ Grödnertal.

Baita Seurasas
  • Mountain inn, St. Christina in Gröden / Santa Cristina Val Gardena
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Recommended tours

Do you want to go hiking in the mountains or enjoy a walk in nature? Then find the best routes for you here.

About the Val Gardena

Val Gardena is popular with winter sports enthusiasts, hikers and nature lovers due to the numerous Dolomite peaks and the enchanting alpine landscapes, while mountain bikers prefer the numerous adventurous trails. 

"Benunì te Gherdeina!", this is how the guests are greeted in Val Gardena. The traces of 2000 years of history are still present in the valley today. Together with the Gader and Fassa valleys, Buchenstein (Fodom) and Cortina d' Ampezzo (Anpezo), today it is part of the retreat of the Ladin language, which sounds ancient and archaic. 

From Waidbruck, the 25-kilometre-long side valley of the Isarco Valley leads in an eastern direction to the Val Gardena and Sella Passes at the foot of the monumental Sellastock. At the same time, a road squeezes itself in tight bends through the canyon of the Val Gardena brook. Later the valley widens and dense coniferous forests spread like a green carpet over the slopes. The impressive craggy peaks of the "Bleaching Mountains", as the Dolomites are also called, rise up all around. 

In Val Gardena the most important economic sector is tourism. Today, this once secluded and inaccessible high valley is extremely popular with active holidaymakers, sportsmen and nature lovers in summer and winter alike and is the starting point for wonderful walks, leisurely hikes, more demanding alpine tours, adventurous climbing routes and fun ski days on the pistes. 

Wood carving is also very important in Val Gardena. Besides tourism, this is an important main economic sector. Gardena's woodcarving is based on a long tradition; what once served as a sideline is nowadays an internationally renowned craft. Today, particularly valuable works can be seen in the Museum of Local History near Ortisei. A permanent exhibition is also dedicated to the famous Val Gardena mountaineer, architect and director Luis Trenker.