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Always innovative and yet true to its roots

Art and indulgence

A walk through Brixen is like a journey through time. The city on the Isarco/Eisack river has an exciting and eventful past and looks optimistically towards a sustainable future.

Clock tower and surrounding buildings in a mountain town under a cloudy sky

Antique wooden chair with blue and white striped upholstery against white wall

Gothic cloister with painted vaulted ceilings and arched windows

Woman hiking in snow with mountain landscape in the background

Two hikers with backpacks watch the mountain landscape at sunset.

What comes together in Brixen?

History and innovation
Traditional and modern
Art and nature
Sport and culture
Water and light
Alps and palm trees
Isarco/Eisack and Rienza/Rienz rivers
Guests and locals
Creativity and indulgence
Slow food and lifestyle

You’ll see: Brixen is special. Brixen is different. Brixen is Brixen.

Two women observing frescoes in a vaulted cloister with columns and arches

The Brixen bucket list

Are you a spontaneous discoverer? Then simply go where your feet take you and stop wherever holiday inspiration hits.

Are you an explorer with a plan? Then we’ve put together the highlights in and around Brixen for you here.

Are you an active adrenaline fan? Then take a look here – you’ll be certain to find just the thing to get your pulse racing.

Are you a leisurely indulger? Then experience the most delicious side of Brixen – in our restaurants.

Restaurants

Table with tablecloth, glass, cutlery, and green floral centerpiece

Cozy corner with white set table and wooden paneling

View through a hallway into a cozy traditional restaurant with wooden paneling

Cozy restaurant with ornate chandelier and decorated windows

Artfully plated fish dish with green and red sauce on a white plate

Gourmet steak with pine nuts and red cabbage artfully plated on a white dish

Finsterwirt

Atmosphere: traditional flair.
Wine pergola terrace.
Culinary style: regional. Seasonal.
Creative slow food.
Ideal for: lunch and dinner.
Special occasions.

Kitchen: 11.45 a.m. to 2 p.m.
and 6.45 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Closed: Sundays and Mondays
(except public holidays)

Modern restaurant with wooden tables and walls full of wine bottles

Restaurant with wooden tables, dark chairs and a table set with pepper mill

Green olives in brown ceramic bowls on a white background

Empty outdoor café area with stone table and wine bottles on fountain

Evening restaurant terrace with guests and greenery in a narrow alley

Cozy seating nook with candle and many wine bottles in the background

Vitis

Atmosphere: historical vault, modern design.
Culinary style: regional. International.
Extraordinary delicacies.
Wines in the shop: 400 wines –
from the region and all over the world.
Ideal for: lunch and dinner.
An aperitif. Indulgent shopping.

Opening times: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
and 5 p.m. to midnight
Closed: Sundays and Mondays

A glass of red drink, another glass with ice, and a dish of olives on a wooden table

Empty outdoor cafe seating with tables, chairs, and red blankets under hanging lights

Slice of blueberry crumb cake on gray surface

Barista pouring milk into coffee with heart-shaped latte art on top

Bowl with granola, nuts, apple slices, and yogurt

Empty outdoor terrace with furniture and red blankets under lamp lighting

Adler Tagesbar

Atmosphere: cosy rendezvous
for coffee and aperitifs.
On the menu: patisserie specialities.
Snacks and refreshing aperitifs.
Ideal for: a long break.
A quick timeout. A leisurely chat.
Highlights: on the ground floor of Adler.
Large selection of newspapers.

Opening times: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Closed: Sunday afternoons

Spontaneous. Sporty. Cosy.

Brixen.