Traditional values and modernity go hand-in-hand in the Hall-Wattens region. Ancient customs steadfastly defy the passage of time, as they are so deeply rooted in the people's consciousness.
Shrovetide customs are not in themselves tourist attractions, but genuinely reflect the region's culture heritage, which is firmly imprinted in the local population's genes by history.
Pilgrimages On 17th January, 1797, the Virgin Mary appeared on a farmhouse window.
Shrovetide customs The quiet, reflective Christmas period is drawing to an end. While those precious cribs passed down through the generations are slowly being stowed away, preparations for the colourful Shrovetide festivities are already getting underway.
Christ on a Donkey procession The Hall-Wattens region is proud of its cultural heritage − in both religious and secular respects. In rural parts many customs have been protected and are still nurtured to this day.
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