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Reasons to go! More South Tyrol Pages >>> South Tyrol Overview Getting There Reasons to go Alta Badia Alta Pusteria Val Gardena Best Deals Selva Gardena Resorts Mountain Info History Photos Reasons to go to the South Tyrol The Ski Area - Alta Badia, Alta Pusteria and Val Gardena offer 350 km of pistes. These areas are all connected to the Dolomiti Superski which offers 1,220km of pisted runs, 800km of snowsure slopes, 460 lifts and 11 halfpipes! (Do you need any other reason?!) The Fantastic Gastronomic Delights of South Tyrol - Südtirol is especially famous for its extraordinary culinary diversity, including traditional italian dishes served with brillant local wines. The Weather - South Tyrol receives an average of 300 days sunshine year. Perfect for winter and summer. Value for Money - Standards are high in South Tyrol but, like the rest of Europe you don't have to pay through the nose for it. Quality and Value Accommodation - All tastes can be catered for whether you are looking for a 4* castle, a farm to rent, or just a simple but cosy B&B. More Than Just A Ski Area - South Tyrol has more to offer than simply 350km of ski runs and access to the 1200km of the Dolomiti Superski area. There's shopping, arts, history and entertainment. The whole family will love it! World Cup Skiing - Every year Val Gardena plays host to a men's Downhill and Super G, Alta Badia hosts the men's Slalom

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