When the South Tyrolean Eisack Valley comes to life...

Spring at Campan Castle

New life begins to sprout at Campan Castle every spring . The animals look forward to eating the first fresh green of the young plants. The clear mountain air and the finally warming sun tempt you to spend time outdoors. The apple trees in the...

New life begins to sprout at Campan Castle every spring. The animals look forward to eating the first fresh green of the young plants. The clear mountain air and the finally warming sun tempt you to spend time outdoors. The apple trees in the valley are dressed in white and pink, while the last snow on the mountains retreats to ever higher altitudes. The meadows glow in bright green and the first flowers tentatively stretch their heads upwards. In our magnificent garden, the first culinary herbs are already waiting to be processed – as are numerous attractive excursion destinations that are waiting to be explored either on a hike or by bike.

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Old Town

Brixen's historic city center with attractions – only 3 km away!

White, pink, rich in contrast

Apple blossom season

Work on the farm begins with pruning. If a frosty night is imminent, Klemens goes out in the early hours of the morning and activates the frost irrigation system. A protective coat of ice covers the sensitive blossoms and stops the centre of the flower from freezing. On the Natz/Schabs apple plateau, the blossom festival on 1st May is an event of regional importance. The variety of cultural events could not be greater. While in Brixen you can attend the annual Cassian procession on the 2nd Sunday after Easter, in June the Alpenflair rock festival attracts thousands of fans from all over Europe to the Eisack Valley. Find the event that suits you!

event calender

South Tyrols tasty traditions

Asparagus time and enjoyment in spring

Experience the many ways in which asparagus can be enjoyed: whether as a soup or with Bozen sauce - look forward to a rich culinary variety. The ‘Blossom Festival’ in Natz-Schabs is the highlight of the Blossom Weeks, during which you can savour light blossom and herb dishes in various establishments. Another culinary highlight in spring is the ‘Eisacktaler Kost’ (Eisack Valley Cuisine) in March. Participating establishments will spoil you with dishes made from regional ingredients. You can also flavour your homemade dishes with fresh herbs from our garden.

Brixen's gourmet markets

Spring enjoyment on the organic farm:
Our farm products

eggs
honey
strawberry, cherry and apricot fruit spreads and jams
organic white wine
dried fruit
berries

organic apple juice
depending on the season
also vegetables
as well as potatoes
and kitchen herbs
from our own garden

more about our estate

Start with an active spring

Walks and cycle tours

Scenic walking and cycling trails start in the immediate vicinity of Campan Castle. They lead through blossoming orchards and shady woodlands. Just 200 metres away is a connection to the South Tyrolean cycle path network, which runs along the Eisack river through the entire Wipp and Eisack valleys. The Eisack dam is also an ideal place for jogging, either in the morning or in the evening.

Footpaths and walks

Castles, museums, walks

History and culture

Brixen awaits you with numerous sights such as the imposing cathedral and the Gothic cloister. The quality shops in the winding alleyways in the medieval town centre tempt you to go on a shopping spree. Neustift Abbey is a medieval monastery that you can visit as part of a hike. Other destinations worth seeing include Velthurns Castle on the west-facing valley terrace above the Eisack Valley or Trostburg Castle south of Brixen.