The municipality of Nova Levante / Welschnofen is located in the rear part of the Eggental and includes the hillside village as well as the extensive area around Lake Karer. This area extends with meadows and forests to the Rosengarten mountain range and the Karerpass. The lake is definitely worth a visit: Even the Dalai Lama was impressed by the idyllic waters.
The village was first mentioned in 1142, but it has only been fully inhabited year-round for about 100 years. With its scenic location and good tourist infrastructure, the municipality is an interesting holiday destination in summer and winter. The beautiful panorama of the famous Rosengarten is worth seeing.
Nova Levante (1182 m)
Nova Levante Sebastian Church
The Great Dolomites Motorcycle Tour
The Red Wall in the Rosengarten Group
Mountain Hiking in the Latemar Group
Golfing at the Carezza Pass with Latemar
Carezza Pass 1753m
Carezza Lake (1534 m) with Latemar (1753 m)
Pony Riding at the Carezza Pass with Red Wall
Skiing at the Carezza Pass (1753 m)
Sebastian Little Church with Latemar
Red Wall Descent Paolina Hut
Rosengarten 2981m
Carezza Lake (1534 m) with Latemar (2864 m)
Ski Resort Carezza
Hiking, Nordic Walking, Mountain Biking
The Dolomites road passes by the village as a gateway to the world of the Dolomites. Anyone spending their holidays in Nova Levante / Welschnofen must have been in the mountains at least once. Whether for a leisurely walk, active hiking, Nordic walking, or mountain biking - the Dolomites offer their visitors various ways to explore them. Those who are not familiar with the mountains can take part in one of the guided hiking tours.
Golf fans can let off steam on the 9-hole course at Lake Karer, the highest golf course in Europe. For those who want to go even higher, paragliding offers a breathtaking view of the mountain landscape.
Winter Sports in All Varieties
In winter, one thing is of course very popular in the Dolomites: skiing. Holidaymakers from Nova Levante / Welschnofen have two winter sports areas nearby: the Ski Area Carezza-Karersee and the Ski Center Latemar-Obereggen. So everyone gets their money's worth here, whether they are professionals or beginners. Snowboarding, ice skating, or tobogganing are popular alternatives to skiing.
For a sightseeing tour, visits to the various chapels are recommended, such as the Marienkapelle near Geiger or the St. Ottilienkapelle near Frommer.
There are many accommodation options in and around the municipality: Depending on your preference, holidaymakers can stay in a comfortable hotel, a family-run inn, or even on a rustic farm.
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Petersberg is a small, tranquil village near Deutschnofen on a wooded plateau of the Regglberg. Only about 600 inhabitants have settled here and therefore it is not surprising that the local landscape exhibits a pristine nature that is no longer taken for granted nowadays.
A view into the Rose Garden has delighted many a heart. In this case, however, it is not a collection of colorful, fragrant flowers, but the famous mountain massif in the South Tyrolean Dolomites.
The rocky peaks of the Alps and especially the Dolomites have always been a great fascination. Numerous climbing paths of all levels of difficulty offer even less experienced climbers opportunities to venture into these regions.
The Alpine pastures in the mountains of South Tyrol and Tyrol are not only popular and idyllic destinations for hiking tourists, but also a very important factor in the ecosystem of the Alps.
In 1553, the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared to the mountain farmer Leonhard Weißensteiner and cured him of his illness. Out of gratitude, he erected a chapel, which became the nucleus of today‘s pilgrimage site.
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