Seiser Alm - the biggest alp in Europe

The Seiser Alm is the largest high plateau in Europe (56 km²). It is located in the South Tyrolean Dolomites in Italy, north-east of Bolzano above the well-known tourist destinations Ortisei and Castelrotto. The Mount Sciliar and the Denti di Terrarossa bound the Seiser Alm to the southwest. To the southeast follows the striking mountain massif of the Sassolungo Group. To the north, Bullaccia borders with Val Gardena.

During summer, as well as in winter, the Seiser Alm is a famous destination for numerous guests. In early summer, you can admire the beautiful flowers that transform the plateau into a sea of colour. The Seiser Alm owes its uniqueness to the farmers, who annually mow the great meadows during the summer months with much diligence and effort.

Even during the winter months you can enjoy numerous activities, such as skiing, hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Approach
Reachable during Winter and Summer by Mont Sëuc cable car from Ortisei.

Parking
There are different places where you can park your car:

- Central Parking

- Valley station of the Seiser Alm cablecar

- Valley station of the Seceda cablecar

Public transportation
Accessible by the bus line 350 from Bolzano or Bressanone to the S. Antonio square.

Accessible by the bus line 172 from Castelrotto to the S. Antonio square.

Accessible by the bus line 351 from Chiusa, Laion, S. Pietro to the S. Antonio square.

Timetables and travel information are available in the local tourist office in Val Gardena.