At the entrance of the Val di Rudo valley in San Vigilio di Marebbe, the visitor centre of the Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park is located
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The exhibition of the Fanes-Senes-Braies Visitor Centre in the Via Catarina Lanz road comprises the topics like the origin of the Dolomites, the Ladin mythology with the legendary Kingdom of Fanes, and the in 1987 discovered cave bear of the Conturines, wich has got its own museum in San Cassiano today: the Museum Ladin Ursus ladinicus. Further topics are the most important habitats and an interesting three-dimensional relief which shows the morphology of the area. Along helical ramps, the different floors of the visitor centre can be reached.
For the little ones there are terrariums and a kids' corner with plays. Furthermore, in Daksy's Kids' Workshop children between 6 and 12 years can do handicrafts with natural materials and find out more about nature playfully. Daksy, the cute badger, accompanies children through all nature park visitor centres in South Tyrol. You may combine a visit to the facility with a pleasant walk along the "Tru dles liondes" Legend Trail, which is also located in San Vigilio di Marebbe.
Contact info
- Via Catarina Lanz / Katharina Lanz Strasse 96 - 39030 - San Vigilio di Marebbe / St. Vigil
- +39 0474 506120
- info.fsp@provinz.bz.it
Opening times
Despite careful control we cannot guarantee the correctness of the provided data.
Admission
free admission
More information
Every Friday in July and August, at 3 pm, "Daksy's Kids' Workshop" with plays and microscopes takes place. It's designed for children aged six to twelve. Booking is required, and admission is free.
The Fanes-Senes-Braies Visitor Centre stays open in summer and in winter, in summer Sunday and Monday rest days, in July and August only on Mondays. It remains closed on public holidays, in spring (end of March to the end of April) and in autumn (November to early January).
Summer season start 2025 on the 2nd of May, winter season start 2026 in early January.
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