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The picture shows a wooden bowl filled with colorful sweets. In the background are several jars with green lids, which are also filled with sweets or similar sweets. It looks like a market stall selling handmade products.
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Historical backstreets and charming shops
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Mühlbach – Shopping with a difference

Here’s a foretaste

While you are spending your holiday here, why not seize the chance to add a few items of Italian fashion to your wardrobe? Mühlbach is a good place to start. The village has enjoyed market town status for centuries – a place of merchants and commerce that has lost none of its heritage. Its quaint little streets are lined with everything from clothing shops to delicatessens, and welcoming cafés where you can indulge with an aperitif or a cup of real Italian espresso.

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quality meat

Here’s a foretaste

Sports equipment, clothing, footwear, leather goods, baked goods, quality meat and much more – in the shops of Mühlbach you can find everything you need!

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In summer, don’t miss the weekly farmers’ market, where you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and local products. A year-round market is also held every Thursday.

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How to get there

Mühlbach is located at the entrance to the Pustertal valley, at an altitude of 777 metres. You can get there by car via the Pustertaler state road, or by public transport. The public transport network is very well organised, and you can use it to make pleasant day trips to Meransen, into the Vals valley and onto the Rodenecker-Lüsner Alp.

The picture shows a jar of honeycomb with a bee sitting on the lid. The jar has a golden label with a honeycomb pattern and other honey jars can be seen in the background.
The picture shows a row of bottles with different spirits lined up next to each other. Each bottle has a label with different motifs and texts indicating different flavors or ingredients.
The picture shows a bottle of Pinot Blanc wine with a yellow label that reads “Weiss Burgunder 2014”. In the background, other bottles of wine can be seen out of focus, also standing on a shelf.
The picture shows a basket full of freshly baked bread with a crispy crust and a lightly floured surface. A hand reaches for one of the loaves, indicating a sale or a selection.
The picture shows several clear plastic trays filled with fresh, red raspberries. The raspberries are close and clear in the picture, which emphasizes their bright color and juicy texture.
The picture shows a basket with slices of bread, rustically cut. Next to the basket are numerous spicy, air-dried sausages in another wicker box. The scene suggests a traditional market or farmyard setting.
The picture shows several jars of honey standing on a shelf. The labels on the jars say “Honey Miele” as well as the address and contact details of a beekeeper who works on a farm called “Lechnerhof” in Rodeneck in South Tyrol. The jars have gold-colored lids with a honeycomb pattern.
The picture shows a hand holding a large piece of bacon. The bacon has a dark seasoned rind and clearly shows the white layers of fat and the dark red meat inside. Several pieces of bacon are stacked on top of each other on a base.
The picture shows a jar of honeycomb with a bee sitting on the lid. The jar has a golden label with a honeycomb pattern and other honey jars can be seen in the background.
The picture shows a row of bottles with different spirits lined up next to each other. Each bottle has a label with different motifs and texts indicating different flavors or ingredients.
The picture shows a bottle of Pinot Blanc wine with a yellow label that reads “Weiss Burgunder 2014”. In the background, other bottles of wine can be seen out of focus, also standing on a shelf.
The picture shows a basket full of freshly baked bread with a crispy crust and a lightly floured surface. A hand reaches for one of the loaves, indicating a sale or a selection.
The picture shows several clear plastic trays filled with fresh, red raspberries. The raspberries are close and clear in the picture, which emphasizes their bright color and juicy texture.
The picture shows a basket with slices of bread, rustically cut. Next to the basket are numerous spicy, air-dried sausages in another wicker box. The scene suggests a traditional market or farmyard setting.
The picture shows several jars of honey standing on a shelf. The labels on the jars say “Honey Miele” as well as the address and contact details of a beekeeper who works on a farm called “Lechnerhof” in Rodeneck in South Tyrol. The jars have gold-colored lids with a honeycomb pattern.
The picture shows a hand holding a large piece of bacon. The bacon has a dark seasoned rind and clearly shows the white layers of fat and the dark red meat inside. Several pieces of bacon are stacked on top of each other on a base.
A group of cyclists in front of the Mühlbacher Klause
The Mühlbacher Klause fortress
Witness to a turbulent past
The picture shows a basket full of freshly baked bread with a crispy crust and a lightly floured surface. A hand reaches for one of the loaves, indicating a sale or a selection.
Shopping in Mühlbach
Historical backstreets and charming shops
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The picture shows a picturesque small town in a valley, surrounded by wooded hills and mountains. In the center is a church with a tall, pointed tower, and next to it is a large building with red roofs and many windows.
The Historical tour
A peek into Mühlbach’s past
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