Is Tesido/Taisten connected to public transport?

Yes, you can easily reach Tesido by public transport : the Citybus 438 or alternatively the public bus 441 runs from Monguelfo/Welsberg railway station to Tesido/Taisten.

Why should I go on holiday to Tesido/Taisten with my family?

Tesido/Taisten is perfect for a family holiday . In addition to various easy hiking and walking trails , the Hochrautalm and Taistner Alm mountain huts are easily accessible for families. The trail of legends is perfect for little explorers, while a hike through the Rudlbach stream provides refreshment on hot days. A walk to Welsberg and Welsperg Castle is another highlight.

How long is the hike to Lutterkopf and Durakopf?

This varied circular tour takes around 4.5 to 5 hours . Two refreshment stops and fantastic panoramic views await you along the way - ideal for experienced hikers looking for an alpine experience.

What makes Tesido/Taisten so special?

Tesido/Taisten is known as the “panorama village” thanks to its sunny position and breathtaking Dolomite views . It's a peaceful, authentic place – ideal for those seeking calm , nature and real South Tyrolean charm .

What cultural sites can I visit in Tesido/Taisten?

Don't miss the late Gothic St. George’s Church with its scenic hilltop location . Several small chapels and historic farms around the village add to Tesido's unique and authentic character.

Can I go cross-country skiing in Tesido/Taisten?

Yes, you can also go cross-country skiing in Tesido/Taisten. The connection to the Val Casies/Gsiesertal cross-country ski trail starts at the Marenklhof farm . After a few hundred metres you reach a crossroads from where you can either ski into the Val Casies/Gsiesertal valley or to Monguelfo/Welsberg. Monguelfo/Welsberg, in turn, is connected to the cross-country ski trails of the 3 Peaks Dolomites region.

Tesido/Taisten

Taisten - Your sunny village

Panoramic & quiet

Panorama, panorama and more panorama: Tesido/Taisten couldn't be more panoramic thanks to its location above Monguelfo/Welsberg. On numerous walking and hiking trails in and around the village, you have a direct view of the Dolomites. What's more, Tesido/Taisten is blessed with a few extra hours of sunshine compared to the other villages in the region. The downhill runs on the slopes of the ski lift in the village centre and the hikes on the local mountains and Alpine pastures are therefore a real treat. Those interested in culture should pay a visit to the historic St George's Church. And those seeking peace and quiet can enjoy the simplicity of being surrounded by nature.

Frequently asked questions about holidays in Tesido/Taisten

: Yes, you can easily reach Tesido by public transport: the Citybus 438 or alternatively the public bus 441 runs from Monguelfo/Welsberg railway station to Tesido/Taisten.
: Tesido/Taisten is perfect for a family holiday. In addition to various easy hiking and walking trails, the Hochrautalm and Taistner Alm mountain huts are easily accessible for families. The trail of legends is perfect for little explorers, while a hike through the Rudlbach stream provides refreshment on hot days. A walk to Welsberg and Welsperg Castle is another highlight.
: This varied circular tour takes around 4.5 to 5 hours. Two refreshment stops and fantastic panoramic views await you along the way - ideal for experienced hikers looking for an alpine experience.
: Tesido/Taisten is known as the “panorama village” thanks to its sunny position and breathtaking Dolomite views. It's a peaceful, authentic place – ideal for those seeking calm, nature and real South Tyrolean charm.
: Don't miss the late Gothic St. George’s Church with its scenic hilltop location. Several small chapels and historic farms around the village add to Tesido's unique and authentic character.
: Yes, you can also go cross-country skiing in Tesido/Taisten. The connection to the Val Casies/Gsiesertal cross-country ski trail starts at the Marenklhof farm. After a few hundred metres you reach a crossroads from where you can either ski into the Val Casies/Gsiesertal valley or to Monguelfo/Welsberg. Monguelfo/Welsberg, in turn, is connected to the cross-country ski trails of the 3 Peaks Dolomites region.