The Antholz Valley is part of the Dolomites Region Kronplatz and lies within the Rieserferner-Ahrn Nature Park – a landscape shaped by pristine nature, living traditions, and genuine hospitality.
To preserve this unique living and recreational space, we as the local tourism association are committed to sustainable development – for our guests, the local community, and future generations.
Our work is based on the four-pillar model of sustainability: ecological, economic, social, and cultural. Together with local partners, we promote conscious action, regional value creation, and the responsible use of natural resources.
At present, together with the Tourism Association of Olang and supported by IDM South Tyrol, we are working on certification according to the criteria of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) in order to make tourism in the valley future-proof in the long term.
So that future generations can also experience the Antholz Valley in all its diversity.
Each place in the Antholz Valley contributes in its own way to the valley’s diversity and character – from quiet villages to lively meeting points full of tradition, warmth, and scenic beauty. Together, they shape what makes the Antholz Valley so special.
Anyone exploring the area will quickly notice: every place has its own story – and invites you to discover it.
Learn more about the places in the Antholz Valley
Relax sustainably, enjoy mindfully.
As a member of the Vitalpina Hotels South Tyrol, the Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Antholz combines recreation with responsibility. Regional products, mindful use of resources, and participation in turn to zero highlight a clear goal: a climate-neutral holiday that does good – for you and for the environment.
In the Antholz Valley, we actively shape the sustainable development of our valley – ecologically, economically, socially, and culturally.
Our goal is to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of this unique region while at the same time promoting responsible tourism. Together with local partners, we work to protect resources, strengthen regional cycles, and raise awareness for mindful coexistence – today and for future generations.
Do you have ideas or suggestions on how we can make the Antholz Valley even more sustainable and livable? Then send us an email – we look forward to hearing from you!
