The community of Moos/Moso (ital.) is the largest community in the Passeier Valley in terms of area, with 194.58 km². The area of the community extends beyond the lowest point of 774m up to the Hohe Wilde mountain to 3,480m and encompasses the five idyllic parts:: Moos/Moso, Platt, Pfelders, Rabenstein und Stuls.
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Municipalty Moos in Passeier
The MuseumPasseier is located in the heritage-protected service buildings of the Sandhof farm and consists of the areas Andreas Hofer, Ethnology and Open Air.
Further information: MuseumPasseier
Wherever culture in the broadest sense of the word has been organised, created and preserved in recent years, the South Tyrolean Bank Fondation “Stiftung Südtiroler Sparkasse” has usually been involved in the background as a sponsor in one form or another. Hundreds of successful renovations and restorations of listed buildings bear witness to this. Up and down the country, churches, chapels, castles and palaces have been preserved, renovated and restored with funds from the foundation. At the same time, in addition to numerous exhibitions in museums and galleries, the world of literature, theatre and music was generously supported in the area of cultural events. The same applies to the areas of education, science and research as well as to our commitment in favour of disadvantaged social categories, where numerous projects and initiatives of South Tyrol wide importance were supported with foundation funds.
The EUM Cooperative is the power distributor in the municipalty of Moos and supplies households and businesses with clean, renewable energy at easonable prices. The Cooperative also operates the petrol station in Moos and supplies members of Plan/Pfelders with thermal energy from its own district heating plant.
The nature parks in South Tyrol are extensive natural and cultural landscapes representative of our country, which are subject to special protection. The value of the nature parks lies in their contribution to the preservation of nature and landscape, to research and education and as direct experience of nature.
Further information: Office of Nature Parks
The PasseierValley extends from the spa town of Meran to the well-known passages of the Jaufen Pass and the Timmelsjoch Pass. This is where all nature lovers, active holidaymakers and those seeking relaxation find what their hearts desire!
Further information: Passeier Valley Tourism Office
Nature becomes tangible up close, perceptible and visible, in a playful way for children and in an informative way for adults.
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Texelgruppe Nature Park House
The South Tyrol Museum Association (Museumsverband Südtirol) was established in 2004 for the museums and has brought the diverse museum sector closer together. Representing the interests of the museum members, the association supports the development of an innovative museum landscape which preserves its unique character.
Further Information: Museum Association
The South Tyrol Museum of mining Bergbau consists of four locations and five divisions:
Further information: South Tyrol Museum of mining
Innsbruck Alpine Zoo is the window to nature for everyone. More than 2000 animals of 150 kinds invite you to an eventful visit to the animal world of the Alpine region.
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Alpenzoo Innsbruck
The Alpine Pearls cooperation offers you environmentally conscious and carefree holidays in 28 of the most beautiful holiday regions in the Alps. Your holidays are the most valuable time of the year for you, you want to relax, enjoy an active holiday and experience culture. And the environment, sustainability and climate protection are also important to you these days! On your next holiday, consciously experience the environmentally friendly offers relating to soft mobility.
Further information: www.alpine-pearls.com
The archeoParc Schnalstal is an active archaeological museum with an outdoor area in Unser Frau in Schnalstal, which is dedicated to the habitat and way of life of Ötzi, the Iceman, and his contemporaries 5,300 years ago.
Weitere Informationen: archeoParc Schnalstal
The Passeier Youth Office (JubPa), as a registered specialist centre for the promotion of youth work, is a member of the South Tyrolean Youth Services Association. The JubPa promotes and supports all those who want to make a difference in child and youth work as well as in the socio-cultural field.
Further Information: Jugendbüro Passeier
The Hahnebaum youth house and its impressive location in the middle of nature invite you to reflect and offer suitable spaces to experience and celebrate the Christian faith. In addition, the modernly equipped house and its outbuildings are an excellent starting point for natural history and alpine excursions into the partly unspoilt world of the Ötztal and Stubai Alps.
Further information: Jugendhaus Hahnebaum
The adventure platform ‘Erlebnissommer – erLeben – beGreifen – Spaß haben!’ would like to offer educationally valuable programmes and activities for local children and visiting children in the Alpine region, which can also be visited at a reasonable price, through qualified staff.
Further information: Erlebnissommer
Raiffeisenkasse Passeier, consisting of the head office in St. Leonhard and the two branches in Moos and Riffian, supports local communities in a variety of ways in accordance with its mission statement, covering local needs in the areas of business, culture and sport, environmental protection, education and leisure.
Further information: Raiffeisenkasse Passeier
Your information portal for barrier-free holidays! So that you too can say ‘…never thought I’d come this far…’ You can hardly wait to return to South Tyrol soon – our barrier-free hotels have prepared the highest hygiene standards for you! Here you will find all the information you need for your safe holiday in South Tyrol.
