History
Geography
Thimmig
Sonklarhof
Miscellaneous
100
What were the dates for the Sonklarhof trip?
2-13 July 2023
100
What airport did we fly into?
Munich
100
Who planned, organized, and paid for the entire trip?
Thanks John and Diana!!!
100
How many pools were at the Sonklarhof?
Three
100
Em, Sebastian, and Juliette extended their European journey for two additional weeks. Who was left behind like a dirty dish rag?
Scott
200
What is the name of the cabins located in the Alps?
Alms
200
How many countries to the Alps touch?
Six (Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Liechtenstein)
200
What city did Sebastian have to fly to to get an expedited passport?
Denver (Maybe). But he made it!
200
What kind of fruit was the finale for dessert?
Lemon
200
What town did we stop in during the drive home for food and snacks?
Sterzing
300
What year did Tyrol become part of Italy?
1919
300
How long ago were the Alps formed?
300 Million years ago
300
What country did we briefly pass through during the drive that required an extra sticker on the windshield?
Austria
300
What was the name of the main mountain guide?
Daniel
300
Which of the following was NOT featured at the Sonklarhof?
Swing Set
Monkey Bars
Trampoline
Spinny merry-go-round
Play room
Monkey Bars
400
We visited the oldest operating brewery in World. What year did it start brewing?
1040
400
The South Tyrol Mining Museum featured the highest mine in Europe. What ores did the mine historically produce?
Silver, Lead, and Zinc
400
What is ice cream in italian?
Gellato
400
What type of rare weather phenomenon did we experience at the Sonklarhof?
Double rainbow
400
The health spa featured a scuplture of an animal head dispening ice chips. What was the animal?
Lion
500
When was the Sonklarhof founded?
1894
500
What was the name of the picturesque church outside of the Sonklarhof?
St. Magdalena Chapel
500
What color marker did little Sebastian eat during dinner?
Blue
500
What was the name of the town the Sonklarhof was in?
Ridanna
500
What was the largest animal inside the South Tyrol Museum of Hunting and Fishing?
Bear!