Kronplatz (Plan de Corones) – Welcome to the sunny side of the Alps!
We invite you to go on a little discovery journey through the Kronplatz
Holiday Region with its 15 constituent parts: Bruneck, S. Vigilio,
Olang, St. Lorenzen, Kiens, Pfalzen, Antholzertal, Rasen im Antholzertal,
Terenten, Gsieser Tal/Welsberg/Taisten, Gais-Uttenheim and St. Martin
in Thurn. These villages lie between 786 and 1,650 meters (2,579 and
5,414 ft) above sea level. Plain quality and honest hospitality are
features of the attractive vacation offer. Between the months of May
and October you can breathe in plenty of fresh mountain air in the
verdant summer countryside. That's when the striking, natural landscape
down in the valley is at its greenest, while the air high up in the
mountains smells like limitless freedom. We invite you to rejuvenate
here in the Kronplatz Holiday Region. If you've already been here
before, we look forward to seeing you here again. If you want to get
to know us, we offer to accompany you through the nicest time of the
year with no strings attached.
Your holiday is no doubt among the most beautiful moments of the year.
You can finally get away from it all, forget about your job, take
some time for yourself and for leisure.
Where? On the Kronplatz. Our holiday region has gradually become larger
and larger and is now able to offer everything you might expect from
the fun mountain of the South Tyrol: an abundance of state-of-the-art
lifts, perfectly groomed pistes and above all excellent snow conditions
all through the winter. In addition you’ll find well-kept infrastructures
and a wide range of restaurants, pubs, bars and accommodation facilities.
There is something to suit every pocket and taste. The Kronplatz offers
you all this and a lot more. So welcome to the Kronplatz Holiday Region.
Have a nice winter, everybody!
Beautiful places:
Bruneck, St. Vigil in Enneberg, Olang, St. Lorenzen, Kiens,
Pfalzen, Rasen im Antholzertal, Terenten, Gsieser Tal/Welsberg/Taisten,
Antholzertal, Gais-Uttenheim, St. Martin in Thurn