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The Südtirol GuestPass Algund advantage card is included in the overnight price of all participating establishments and is valid 365 days a year. Among other things, it provides:
Free use of all public means of transportation in South Tyrol
Exclusive discounts in sports and leisure facilities
Entry to over 90 museums at no charge
Free use of selected cable cars
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The latest news about the coronavirus in South Tyrol

As of 26 April 2021, South Tyrol will become a yellow zone.
Movements between yellow and white regions and provinces in Italy are now possible. Green Pass holders can also move freely between red and orange zones. The Green Pass certifies that the holder has a negative Corona test no more than 48 hours old, a completed vaccination cycle, or recovery from a Covid-19 infection.
It will once again finally be possible to enjoy the region’s vast Alpine pastures, lonely peaks, hidden places of power, unique food and fresh air.
With targeted steps, we’re moving towards carefree everyday life once again!
The indicated regulations are valid until 31 July 2021 exclusively in the Autonomous Province of Bolzano, South Tyrol.
Can we spend our holidays in South Tyrol?
  • Borders are open. Further down you will find information on your arrival to South Tyrol.
  • Accommodations are open provided that the safety measuresare respected. For more details, please contact your respective accommodation provider.
  • Non-residents of South Tyrol may only visit their secondary residence in South Tyrol for proven work reasons or other urgent needs.
Arrivals in South Tyrol
Arrivals from EU countries, Schengen countries, Great Britain and Northern Ireland (List C countries)
  • Until 15 May 2021, entry to South Tyrol is only possible for persons from EU countries, Schengen countries, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (List C countries) with a five-day quarantine.
    Upon entry, the person entering must:
    - be in possession of a certificate of a negative Covid-19 test (molecular or antigen test) performed within 48 hours prior to entry;
    - report to the local department of medical services/prevention available at this link. Alternatively, contact these services via email to coronavirus@sabes.it or by dialling +39 0471 435 700 from 8 am to 8 pm. The following information must be provided, among other things: name, date of birth, telephone number, date of entry and the country from which the entry is made.
    - you will need to submit another negative test certificate after five days;
    - when being checked, a self-declaration must be presented.
  • There are exceptions for persons moving between countries for work, health or study purposes.
  • When returning from South Tyrol to their respective home country, guests must also observe the entry requirements applicable in their respective home country as applicable to a return trip from Italy.
  • If one or more persons in a private car do not belong to the same household, all passengers must wear masks during the entire journey.
What is public life like for now?
  • You can move freely within the entire province without a self-declaration between 5 am and 10 pm.
  • All outdoor activities are allowed in compliance with the general rules of conduct between 5 pm and 10 pm: minimum distance to others of two metres for sports, and a mask that covers the nose and mouth. This restriction does not apply to members of the same household.
  • The retail shop is open from Monday to Saturday during normal opening hours. On Sundays and public holidays, only chemists, drug stores, tobacconists, newsagents and grocery stores are open. Wearing an FFP2 mask while shopping is mandatory for people aged 12 and over.
  • Bars and restaurants can stay open until 10 pm. Access to outdoor common areas is unrestricted. Interior rooms are accessible by reservation and with a CoronaPass.
  • Public transport and cable cars will operate at 50% transport capacity. Wearing an FFP2 mask while on board is mandatory for people aged 12 and over.
  • With a CoronaPass and at an occupancy of 50%, theatres, cinemas and concerts can be visited by reservation.
  • Museums can be visited with a CoronaPass and at an occupancy of 50%.
  • Outdoor pools and outdoor swimming centres open 15 May 2021.
  • Fitness centres and indoor pools open 1 June 2021.
  • Trade fairs, conferences and congresses will be held again from 1 July 2021.
  • Events in public spaces are currently still suspended.
What safety measures are in place?
  • The following rules apply throughout South Tyrol as they do all over the world: wash and sanitise your hands regularly, keep a safe distance between yourself and others who are not members of your household, always wear a face mask covering your mouth and nose wherever this is required. This also applies outdoors if you cannot maintain a safe distance of 1 metre between yourself and others.
  • Wearing an FFP2 mask is mandatory for people aged 12 and over in public transport, when shopping, and while receiving up-close services, for example at hairdressers or in beauty salons.
  • A CoronaPass is required for activities in public indoor areas such as restaurants, theatres or museums.
  • Crowds should be avoided.
Where can I find further information?
  • To view the current figures in regard to the coronavirus in South Tyrol, please visit the official website of the South Tyrolean provincial administration.
  • If you experience flu-like symptoms, do not go to a clinic or the hospital. Call +39 1500 instead for instructions.
  • For guest information not concerning medical or organisational matters, please call the following number: South Tyrol Information, Tel. +39 0471 999 999 (opening hours: from Monday to Friday: 9:00 am -12:30 pm and 2:00 - 6:00 pm. Saturday: 9:30 am–12:30 pm and 2 pm–6 pm).
  • For callers within Italy who have medical and organisational questions, the toll free number 800751751 is available daily between 8 am and 8 pm.
  • This page will be updated regularly. Due to the changeable nature of the situation, the information provided here may occasionally and temporarily differ from the latest regulations. Further information can be found by visiting the Website of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano - South Tyrol.
    This page will be updated regularly. Due to the changeable nature of the situation, the information provided here may occasionally and temporarily differ from the latest regulations. Further information can be found by visiting the Website of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano - South Tyrol.
Where can I get tested in South Tyrol?
  • Many South Tyrolean municipalities currently offer free nose swab tests. They are available to anyone, locals and guests.
  • More info about the test stations near you and answers to frequently asked questions are available here.

Breath-taking

Algund and its surrounding area has plenty of fascinating panoramas and varied paths.

Breath-taking
Way up high
If you want to go up in the world, you’re in the right place in the mountains around Algund
Deep in the valley
Waalweg or village stroll? Even “down at the bottom” there are numerous paths
At the centre of things
Forests, meadows and pastures await you between the valley and the summit
 
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