Vols am Schlern - Fie allo Sciliar: Fié - Camera 2
Völs am Schlern has served as a farming settlement in South Tyrol since the Middle Ages. The municipality lies below the Sciliar/Schlern massif at the edge of the Dolomites, where meadows, orchards and wooded slopes surround scattered hamlets. It belongs to the bilingual province of Bolzano, where Italian and German place names are both in everyday use. Near the village, Prösels Castle was remodelled around 1500 by Leonhard of Völs and remains an important local monument. The wider area forms part of Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park, connecting the plateau with higher Dolomite terrain. Völs is also associated with the Völser Heubad, a traditional hay-bathing treatment rooted in local farming.
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