The 3D archery course extends with 14 targets along a marked circular course with a partial incline through sparse forest. Taster courses with rental time for the whole family are also offered.

Immerse yourself in Tyrol’s first nature park house with its successful blend of nature, culture and architecture. Situated in a unique position above the Tyrolean Oberland, high up on the Gachenblick ridge, a fascinating multimedia exhibition awaits you: 
‘3000m vertical’, an educational and interactive display dedicated to the Kaunergrat Nature Park.

Situated on a prominent crag and visible from the Ladizium, Laudegg Castle keeps watch over the holiday village of Ladis. Once a Roman watchtower on the famous Via Claudia Augusta, the castle later served as the administrative headquarters of the Oberes Gericht region. Tours take place every Wednesday from July until September.

In the district capital Landeck, which can be reached in around 25 minutes by car or by bus, take a pleasant stroll along the small shopping street. Then treat yourself to a delicacy from the local confectioner and chocolatier before immersing yourself in the culture of the Tyrolean Oberland at Landeck Castle.

Scarcely anywhere is the history of the Tyrolean Oberland border region more impressively told than here, within the strong walls of the fortress along the former trade route over the Reschen Pass.

An interactive museum dedicated to the high alpine Tyrol region, which has received numerous prizes and awards. Nominated for the European Museum of the Year Award in 2007 and 2015. Approximately 1 hour from the Ladizium via Landeck into the Paznauntal Valley and on to Galtür at the valley head.

One minute you are in mountain paradise, the next you are in the urban surroundings of the state capital. Innsbruck, with its world-famous attractions, fantastic museums, shopping facilities, culinary highlights and, not least, a not-to-be-missed alpine zoo for the whole family, is only 90km away. ÖBB trains run hourly from Landeck.