The bestExcursions with Children in South Tyrol in bad weather
A day without sunshine is not a lost day. It just depends on what you make of it. After all, South Tyrol also has some attractions that are not impressed by the weather. Museums, castles, a planetarium, or a special place for lovers of small miniature steam engines don't care about the rain and invite you to an alternative program that doesn't need to hide in terms of fun and fascination. Here we give you some tips on how to best use the bad weather with your children.
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NASA/JPL-Caltech/M. Povich (Penn State Univ.) - Public Domain
On the high plateau in the South Tyrolean Eggental, located in the municipality of Karneid, is the first European star village, from where one can enjoy the fantastic view of the starry sky.
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The largest digital model railway layout in all of Italy is located in South Tyrol! In Rabland, just about 10km from the center of Merano, railway enthusiasts will find a small paradise. On an exhibition area of 1,000m², there are two layouts with a total of 800m of track, 70 trains, 400 vehicles, and 12,000 figures.
Ridnaun - Schneeberg Mining World and MuseumIn many of the idyllic holiday resorts in South Tyrol and Tyrol, mining played the most economically significant role until not too long ago. Gold, silver, copper, lead, and numerous other metals were mined and brought prosperity and wealth to the mining regions, but especially to the respective rulers, princes, bishops, and merchant lords.
