This varied hiking tour around Brixen is easily accessible by public transport and combines culture, nature and archaeology into a unique experience. The starting point is Neustift Abbey, one of South Tyrol’s most important cultural landmarks, which can be reached from Brixen railway station in a short time by bus lines 320.2 or 320.4. Surrounded by historic walls, vineyards and orchards, the monastery offers impressive views over the wine-growing landscape of the Eisack Valley.
The route continues along sun-drenched slopes past renowned wineries such as Köfererhof and Strasserhof. Quiet paths through vineyards and small villages lead to Raas, where magnificent panoramic views over the valley await.
The tour then continues to the Raier Moos biotope, an idyllic wetland area with unique flora and fauna. Via Elvas, the route finally reaches the Archaeological Trail, which provides fascinating insights into the history of the region and leads back to Brixen along scenic paths.
Passing through the historic district of Stufels, the route eventually reaches Cathedral Square in the heart of the old town. The impressive cathedral, the arcaded streets and the many cafés invite visitors to relax and round off the tour in comfort.
This route combines outdoor activity with cultural highlights, regional enjoyment and impressive natural scenery – ideal for anyone wishing to actively discover Brixen and its surroundings.
Arrival by public transport
From Brixen railway station with bus line 320.2 or 320.4 to Kloster Neustift/ Neustift Abbey.
