Hochpustertal

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The eastern part of the Pustertal located on the upper reaches of the Drau is often referred to as Hochpustertal . The term is not precisely defined. On the South Tyrolean side, the section between Niederdorf and the Italian-Austrian border , including the side valleys of Sexten and Braies , is usually included in the Hochpustertal; in East Tyrol, the further course from Sillian to Lienz .

General

The South Tyrolean Hochpustertal (northeastern Italy) includes the following communities:

• San Candido
• Niederdorf
• Braies
• Sexten
• Toblach

In the East Tyrolean part (southwest of Austria) the following communities belong to the Hochpustertal:

• Sillian
• Streets
• Abfaltersbach
• Assling
• Leisach

tourism

The Alta Pusteria is known nationally above all for the Dolomites , especially the Drei Zinnen rock formation . The Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park and the Three Peaks Nature Park are part of the Dolomites World Heritage Site . The Fischlein Valley , the Braies Lake , the Plätzwiese high plateau , Toblach as a cultural center and San Candido with the Romanesque collegiate church are also considered tourist attractions .

Web links

• Tourism portal of the Hochpustertal region (Austria)
• Tourism portal of the Alta Pusteria region (Italy)

Footnotes

Coordinates: 46 ° 44 '  N , 12 ° 18'  E