Top Things to do in Santa Maria Val Mustair
10 Things to Do in Santa Maria Val Mustair That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Santa Maria Val Mustair, Switzerland including Smallest Whisky Bar On Earth, Benedictine Convent of Saint John Mustair, Alpine Astrovillage, Pista ciclabile Malles, Centro Storico, Stelvio Pass, Abbazia di Marienberg, Terme Bagni Vecchi, Castel Coira - Churburg, Nationalparkhaus naturatrafoi.
Restaurants in Santa Maria Val Mustair
1. Smallest Whisky Bar On Earth
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
The Guinness Book of world records 2007 titled the bar - the smallest permanent licensed bar in the world 8.53m2. More than 280 Whiskies from all over the world are available to drink. The own Whiskyline is also in the bar and in the internet shop on hand. A Whisky Museum offers tastings in a special location. Bookings are required for the Museum.
Reviewed By Phillip L - Salzburg, Austria
For anyone who really likes whiskey this is a place you must visit, it,s in a small village in Switzerland but has a great selection of Whiskeys, more than some bars 3 times it's size. Gunter is the owner and makes you feel really welcome and has a great knowledge of Whiskey and if you wish to visit the museum phone before hand to arrange, also check to see when he is open, normally only Friday/Saturday evening from 21.00 but also thursday at the minute. I really enjoyed my time here and tried quite a few of his selection and look forward to when i can visit again. If you like whiskey you will not be disappointed and will have a great night.
Oh if you want beer go somewhere else !!
2. Benedictine Convent of Saint John Mustair
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By Werner N - Biel, Switzerland
The farest End of Switzerland could be the Val Müstair. In the Village Müstair is this very famous and surprising monastery with the church and the chappel as well as the graveyard. You should also visit the small Museum (entry fee CHF 12.-- /p.person. The church shows some very beautyful frescos.
You can reach this place by Post-Bus or by car (Parking nearby).
3. Alpine Astrovillage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Stargazing and astrophotography for beginners and advanced. Our Observatory is in the Alps, where light pollution is minimal and the conditions for astronomy are excellent. During multi-day courses you learn orientation in the night sky, how to use a telescope and how to take images of mysteriously beautiful deep sky objects.
Reviewed By amelliger - Winterthur, Switzerland
Faszinieren Sie die Sterne auch so und nicht nur in Horoskopen? Hier haben Sie die Gelegenheit, Themenbezogene Kurse und Abende zu besuchen. Mit der guten Einführung und dem anschliessenden Blick durch die Teleskope gelingt es ihnen ohne Probleme, die Sterne zu erkennen.
Ein Besuch kann ich sehr empfehlen, allenfalls mit einem vorgängigen Nachtessen in Restaurant Pension Restaurant Hirschen
4. Pista ciclabile Malles
Overall Ratings
5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By Jenifer W - Harrogate, United Kingdom
300km plus of traffic free tarmac through wonderful scenery - Easy cycling setting off from Malles towards Merano, passing beautiful little alpine villages and row upon row of apple trees'. Quite popular, but never too busy, and an absolutely delightful way to travel and take in this fabulous area.
5. Centro Storico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By J R M - Vaughan, Canada
Quaint and serene fortified town in the far northwest of Sudtirol, close to Switzerland and Austria. Nice shops, good for strolling, pleasant cafes, which make you feel you have travelled back 1,000 years. This is quite out of the way from anything, so I would budget at least an entire day to spend in the local region. It is full of tourists who know of it regionally. It is off the beaten track for North American tourists. The drive around this region is spectacular.
6. Stelvio Pass
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By often_crabby-travele - Saint Paul, Minnesota
Looking at the map and planning the next few days it would have been very easy to skip. But you don't guess how cool this place is until you actually see it. Unfortunately, the ski area had closed literally the day before because of unseasonable heat. It was 4C at the base of the ski area. We still took the tram up to see the glacier and it was very pretty. The road is an absolute blast to ride. Bicycles and motorcycles everywhere. And some camper vans. Don't miss it.
7. Abbazia di Marienberg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By Outofthelaw - Salisbury, United Kingdom
Attracted by its size and beauty and architecture investigations began It was not open to tourists but I suspect If in need of a place to find inner peace was needed a "retreat" to this place would do the soul good.
8. Terme Bagni Vecchi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
The Spa & Wellness centre, adjacent to the Hotel Bagni Vecchi, is subdivided into 6 sections offering 30 different thermal facilities and services for a complete remise en forme.A dive into more than two thousand years of history, from the Roman baths to the centuries-old grottos which lead from the hot water spring to the panoramic open air pool, overlooking the valley of Bormio.Six sectors with different spa treatment: relaxing, purifying, regenerating and toning, in an exciting context, unique in the world. The Roman baths which have been famous from the first century B.C., the Medieval baths, the Imperial baths and the Saint Martin Grotto that leads to one of the Springs right in the heart of the mountain, offer incomparable timeless emotions.
Reviewed By Jen G - Jacksonville, Florida
My husband and I came to this heavenly spa after skiing. Our hotel arranged for us to have a discount off the after 4:30 entry, which was nice.
We had plenty of time to explore all the many pools, baths, saunas and steam rooms durning our stay. We began with the Roman baths.
I just love antiquity, so I loved the signs that explained that people have been coming to these hot Springs since long before the Romans. It was called Aquea Bormiae, as the spring was dedicated to a local god, Bormi (or something)
There are many signs in Italian and English throughout the large complex which which explain and inspire relaxation.
We enjoyed citrus scented steam room, the lavender scented dry sauna and the many private hot tub rooms.
Our favorite room was the Garabaldi Waterfalls, where the medicinal water pours in such a way to offer you a vigorous massage.
The facilities are clean and quite modern. It looks like the Lavender Sauna has all new woodwork inside. I loved the selection of deluxe lotions in the shower area and the hairdryers are top notch! I came out a new woman!
9. Castel Coira - Churburg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 235 reviews
Reviewed By Luu D - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
I expected just another castle but found this one was well preserved and had the most impressive collection of armor I have seen. The guide was good and answered questions and spoke English. Tour was about an hour long. The castle is privately owned by a well known Austrian family so parts are closed off. Recommended!
10. Nationalparkhaus naturatrafoi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By okPartiamo - Italy
Bellissima passeggiata fa fare per chi si trova in zona.
Consigliamo di fare la bellissima passeggiata che poco fuori il centro abitato nei pressi del camping si raggiunge la chiesetta delle tre fontane sacre.
Spettacolo puro.
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