Holidays in San Vigilio in the Dolomites

A nature paradise in summer and winter

Surrounded by the impressive Dolomite peaks lies the well-known South Tyrol summer and winter sports resort San Vigilio in Italy. At a sea level of 1201 m, it nestles in one of the most beautiful nature parks in the entire Alpine region, the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park.

Lying in the heart of the Dolomites, St. Vigil at Kronplatz provides hikers and mountaineers as well as sports fans and those interested in culture many options for leisure activities. During the summer as well as in winter, visitors to the town are offered an attractive and diverse sports portfolio. The skiing paradise Kronplatz in particular is making the hearts of skiers and snowboarders skip a beat, but fans of cross-country skiing and ice-skaters will also find numerous options for an active and diverse Italian holiday. Not to mention the numerous options of winter hikes and ski tours that are offered here. And of course, to say nothing of the many mountain-bike tours in the summer, which is offered by San Vigilio in the Dolomites.

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The Nature Reserve Building Fanes-Sennes-Prags

The Nature Reserve Building of St. Vigil is the shape of a seashell and constructed with a lot of wood. Display cabinets, exhibition pieces, interactive media and videos provide interesting information on the Nature Park Fanes-Sennes-Prags, the formation of the Dolomites, flora and fauna, the fossils, the mountain pastures and the cave bears of Conturines. There is even a computer game for the children which enables them to follow the footsteps of a speleologist. There is also a small library, a microscopy table and a play corner. All collections here in the Nature Reserve Building are prepared to be particularly appropriate for children, especially the own room for childrens’ archaeology with exhibits that can be touched.