welcome to Brixen

A charming courtyard, a diocesan museum with valuable sculptures and panel paintings, Viennese porcelain and the Brixen Cathedral Treasury – the Hofburg takes you on a fascinating journey into the past. 

One of the most important sacred buildings in the Alps: the Brixen Cathedral with its three-aisled nave and twin towers. Also worth seeing: the cloister with its Gothic vaulted ceilings in the cathedral district. 

A beautiful town, beautiful things: around 350 shops can be found in Brixen’s old town and surrounding area. Shopping here becomes a personal experience - set against medieval arcades, Domplatz Square and the Herrengarten

Just seven kilometres from Brixen, the Plose opens up as a sunny winter sports area and part of Dolomiti Superski: 40 kilometres of slopes, seven lifts and runs for every level.

Nature, Dolomite views and exciting attractions: when summer arrives, the Plose shows its active side. And during selected periods, one ascent and descent per day is free with the Brixen Südtirol Card.

Winemakers of the Isarco Valley are passionate about their craft, producing outstanding wines. In Italy’s northernmost wine-growing region, mineral-rich soils create perfect conditions for fresh, vibrant wines

Fancy a cultural day? It couldn’t be easier. In Brixen, art and culture are always within reach - from the Hofburg and its diocesan museum to the Pharmacy Museum and the city gallery.

Water is synonymous with life - and a defining element in and around the town. Brixen has over 20 fountains, along with the Kneipp facility in Vahrn, the water basins in Neustift and the Schrüttensee.

From easy to challenging: at the Brixen Bikepark on the Plose, trail-building legends from Whistler, Canada, have created outstanding lines and runs.