Guided tour to Radegund, a place of power: The church of Saint Radegund is known as the oldest church of the Lesach Valley. Probably erected in 1058, this church was first mentioned in written form in 1370. As the church is dedicated to Saint Radegund the village holds a fair on the 13th of August. Numerous times the church has survived flooding, which, however, has left its traces on the façade. The community of Radegund has always looked after this chapel, which therefore is still in a very good condition (to be paid separately).

Guided herb tour: During the two hours of this guided tour you learn a lot about our herbs growing either in the garden or outside in the fields. How do they look like? What are they used for? Join us on a walk around the house and you will get to know what you would probably have ignored otherwise. You learn to see differently. You also get a manuscript, you taste different juices, teas and honey. The meeting point for this tour is the “Mühlenstüberl” in Obergail. (Offered only in summer, to be paid separately).

Guided tour to old mills in Maria Luggau: A walk between then and now. In former times about 200 mills have clacked along the river. Today a special club tries to preserve and revitalise the still existing mills along the river Trattenbach. This is why these old mills are used again for grinding grains. We start the tour at the inn “Bäckerwirt”, then pass the mill museum and the hamlet Oberluggau, get to the basilica and the monastery and finally arrive at the farmer’s shop, where many local products from Lesach Valley get sold, such as natural farm products (bread, butter, lamb meat from the valley) as well as handicraft and souvenirs. (Only in summer).