Typical souvenirs

1. Brixner Bergkräuter (Alpine Herbs)

Local herbal mixes, teas, and oils from the Eisack Valley.
Often sold at markets and in health food stores.

2. Südtiroler Speck

One of the most famous regional products.
Vacuum-packed, making it ideal for taking home.

3. Brixner Christmas Ornaments & Advent Decorations

Especially during the Christmas market: hand-painted baubles, wooden figures, candles, and angels.

4. Wood Carvings from the Dolomites

Brixen is located in a region known for traditional wood carving:
– Religious statues
– Decorative animals
– Handcrafted nativity scenes

5. Local Wines (Eisack Valley)

Typical white wines from the region:
– Sylvaner
– Kerner
– Grüner Veltliner
– Riesling

Small wineries also sell directly to visitors.

6. “Brixner Domschatz” Miniatures

Souvenirs inspired by the famous art treasures of Brixen Cathedral:
magnets, books, postcards, and small replicas.

7. Südtiroler Mountain Cheese

Regional cheeses such as:
– Graukäse
– Bergkäse
– Almkäse

Often available vacuum-packed.

8. Traditional Clothing & Accessories

Not full Dirndl or Lederhose, but small souvenirs such as:
– Felt bags
– Tyrolean hats
– Wool socks
– Embroidered fabrics

9. Honey & Jams from the Region

Alpine flower honey, blueberry or apricot jam, and pine nut honey.

10. Brixner Ceramics

Small bowls, mugs, or handcrafted tiles featuring motifs from the town or the mountains.