Everything tastes better on the mountain, including breakfast! This is probably thanks to the fresh air and the great panoramic view. For brunch at the Ristorante Monte Elmo, it's definitely worth jumping out of bed early, even on weekends.

This weekend, Bruneck Kronplatz Turism in collaboration with "Kinderfreunde Südtirol" organizes the children's festival and the city of Bruneck turns into a large playground. There are a lot of different offers: dance and craft stations, facepainting, movement games, graphic workshop, trampoline and much more.

Car free day in the town center of Innichen / San Candido

Even before the big Speck Alto Adige Festival begins, Bruneck is getting into the spirit of South Tyrolean flavour. From 19 to 27 September, SPECKtacle invites you to enjoy a special week dedicated to Speck. At participating venues, you can look forward to small but delicious bites made with South Tyrolean Speck PGI – the perfect accompaniment to an aperitif and a tasty preview of the Speck Alto Adige Festival. Participating venues: Hotel Ander, Apero Cafe, Bar Traudi, Senni Bar, CIN CIN, C-Pit Stop, Hotel Feldmessner, Rischon, VinSushi, Restaurant Le Arc, Cafe Pinta Pichl, Wörtz Bäck

On the car-free day, the mountain pass road is reserved entirely for cyclists and hikers! The road is closed to traffic from 10:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Cyclists and pedestrians can enjoy the route freely and safely. There are several refreshment stops along the way, perfect for a relaxing break. TIROLER ALPINE HUT: White sausages and local specialities ANTHOLZER WILDSEE HAUS: Brunch on the lake PLATZL AM SEE: Children animation ENZIAN MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT: Barbecue delights and sweet treats ALPINE CLUB: cozy get-toghether (coffee and cake) HEXENEGGELE: Appetizer bites OBERSEE MOUNTAIN RESTAURANT: various dumplings SPORTS CLUB: Speck, cheese & crunchy rye flatbreat

Magnificat - J. S. Bach Soprano: Andrea Oberparleiter/Veronika Mair Alto: Elisabeth Irvine Tenor: Wilfried Rogl Bass: Korbinian Schlag

The Cordia Academy Orchestra’s concert programme features Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor and Mendelssohn’s ‘Italian Symphony’. Soloist Martin Nöbauer performs on a historical fortepiano, conducted by Stefano Veggetti. Founded in 2000, the Cordia Academy for Early Music in Brunico (Bruneck) is an international centre for young musicians, with a focus on historical performance practice. It combines artistic excellence with training and exchange, and performs regularly at renowned festivals. Fortepiano: Martin Nöbauer (Conrad Graf, 1835, kindly provided by the music collection of the Ferdinandeum Innsbruck) Conductor: Stefano Veggetti Programme: Frédéric Chopin Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 2 in F minor, Op. 21 Maestoso, Larghetto, Allegro vivace Felix Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4 in A major, Op. 90, ‘Italian’ Allegro vivace, Andante con moto, con moto moderato Presto e Finale: Saltarello In collaboration with Musik Leben Val Pusteria (Pustertal) With financial support from the South Tyrolean Sparkasse Foundation