Tourist Guide

Tourist Leader

Carla Chiocchetti verh. Kasslatter

+39 335 75 67 529
kasslatter@virgilio.it

Lajen/Laion

Carla Chiocchetti verh. Kasslatter

I have been a tour guide since 2001 and a hiking guide since 2010. As a Ladin, I know the Ladin culture and tradition very well. I love to work among people and enjoy bringing our guests closer to our land. In these times of pandemic, I have furthered my education at the Free University of Bolzano with a Studium Generale. Now I look forward to welcoming every new guest. 

special interests

 AVS hiking guide- Guided tours of the Ladin areas with wood crafts- Dolomites- Alpe di Siusi city tours- Bus tours to Lake Garda- Venice- Salzburg- Innsbruck- Wine route with wine cultivation and fruit growing.

languages

German, Italian, English, Ladin, Spanish.

My guided tours

Dolomites

For centuries the Dolomites have preserved among their impressive peaks the ancient language and traditions of the Ladins, one of Italy’s linguistic minorities. But it is the unparalleled beauty of the Dolomites that has made them the epitome of South Tyrol’s mountainscape.

Half-day and full-day trips

We will be happy to take you on a half-day or full-day outing and introduce you to South Tyrol’s most enchanting spots. You will be offered first-hand insights into the rich diversity of our homeland.

Bolzano/Bozen

Explore South Tyrol’s provincial capital Bolzano/Bozen, take a tour of its historic centre and discover all about the place where the Italian and German cultures met and clashed, deeply shaping the whole region’s history and present.

Meran/Merano

Merano/Meran is the second largest town in South Tyrol, and undisputedly the region’s most famous tourist destination. Its rise as a world-famous spa town began in the 19th century, and became unstoppable after Austria’s Empress Sissi chose it as a location for several long holidays.

Brixen/Bressanone

A cathedral with imposing twin steeples, winding alleys, and a wonderful frame of mountains and vineyards – Bressanone/Brixen is all this, and more. Welcome to the oldest town in Tyrol, a unique blend of historic treasures and stunning natural surroundings!

The South Tyrolean Wine Road

If you decide to visit the area that extends along the Wine Road, you can look forward not only to the largest wine-growing area in South Tyrol with its a range of excellent local wines, but also to sunny, sub-Mediterranean weather and people with an equally sunny disposition.