Transfer from St. Moritz
to Cortina

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Departure from St. Moritz
Selected sights
Estimated arrival to Cortina
13:56h

Trip duration: 296min

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Places you can visit along the way

Quality photo of Messner Mountain Museum - Italy

Messner Mountain Museum
Italy

105 min

Messner Mountain Museum at Sigmundskron Castle near Bozen is the centerpiece of a museum project consisting of five museums situated at six different locations. After... many centuries of changing owners and going through difficult conditions, this late medieval castle finally became heritage of the autonomous province of Bolzano in 1996. Soon after that, famous Italian alpinist Reinhold Messner, opened in Sigmundskron Castle the Mountain Museum with distinctive collection of artifacts, art and religious objects all dedicated to mountaineering. The museum gives an insight into the importance and significance of mountains for humans.

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Brunico - Kronplatz
Italy

75 min

The town of Brunico lies at the foot of renowned ski resort Kronplatz. Skiers around Europe consider Kronplatz as one the best ski resorts in... Europe. It provides excellent skiing opportunities for all levels of skiers and has great amenities such as the modern ski lifts (with heating and WiFi), fine restaurants, an “Indian village” with tents, and a small museum. Brunico is the town where the international atmosphere is pleasantly mixed with tradition. Through the ancient city gates you arrive in the historic city center with small shops selling typical South Tyrolean products, shops selling international brands as well as cozy bars and cafes. The beautiful Brunico Castle houses one of the Messner Mountain Museums, the RIPA, which is devoted to the mountain people of this region.

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Franzensfeste Fortress
Italy

75 min

This truly remarkable, massive defensive system was built by Emperor Francis I of Austria to protect the traffic connection across the Alta Valle Isarco. The... building comprises a giant labyrinth of rooms, corridors and stairways. What’s incredible about it is that it was built in only 5 years, in the period between 1833 and 1838. When Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy made an alliance, Franzensfeste Fortress had lost its strategic importance. There is, however, an assumption that the Nazis hid a hoard of gold stolen from the Bank of Italy in this place in WWII. The fortress today features art exhibits in its halls.

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Barbian Waterfalls
Italy

45 min

Barbian Waterfalls are not just famous for its pristine beauty but also for the healing effect due to the high concentration of negative ions. There... are many beneficial effects that negative ions create like bind dust and waste gases from air, stimulate the immune system and have an all-round revitalizing effect. You can also trek to Trechiese where you will find a dazzling church that is actually formed from three Gothic chapels.

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Benedictine Convent of Saint John Mustair
Switzerland

90 min

Benedictine Convent of Saint John Mustair attracts visitors for its lovely mountain surroundings, ancient architecture and its magnificent Carolingian murals and Romanesque frescoes. This serene... site of devotion is also a great place to rest and find inner peace as the convent also has a guest house with nine rooms for accommodating guests. Visitors are free to roam the rest of the grounds including the church and Holy Cross Chapel, a small museum, flower garden and cemetery.

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Sabiona Monastery
Italy

90 min

Sabiona Monastery is the spiritual center of the entire Tyrol region because of its archaeological, historical and artistic importance. Dating back to the 6th century... Sabiona monastery on the Holy Mountain is one of the oldest pilgrimage places in Tyrol. From 1687 Benedictine nuns live in this splendid monastery and therefore the monastery is not accessible for visitors. However, three churches and a chapel are open to the public. There are some archaeological discoveries proving that Christian religion was spread precisely from this place all over South Tyrol.