Compatsch

Compatsch is an idyllic little village in the heart of the South Tyrol region of Italy. Situated at the foot of the Alpe di Siusi, the largest alpine meadow in Europe, Compatsch is a picturesque mountain village with a population of just over 1,000. Visitors to the village can explore its cobblestoned streets, lined with typical Tyrolean homes, and experience local traditions and lifestyle. At the center of town lies the Parish Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, a stunning Romanesque edifice dating back to 1637. For nature lovers, stroll among the stunning landscapes of Monte Sasso, one of the highest peaks in the region with vast panoramic views, the charming meadows of the Fischleintal valley, and the lush forests of the Valle di Fundres. Art and history buffs can visit the nearby towns of Klausen, Völs and Brixen, with Italian and Austrian influences and delightful Romanesque churches. Compatsch is also a great starting point for hikes, bike rides and skiing excursions. Explore idyllic trails through flower-laden meadows to the top of Monte Pez, or take a thrilling excursion to the historic fort of Trostburg.