The South Tyrolean Wine Road is characterised by its unique grapevine landscape fascinating in every season. In this section we inform you about the localities that belong to the South Tyrolean Wine Road.
Andriano is a quaint little village located opposite to Terlano. more
Ora is characterised by its historical centre and it is a really sunny place. more
Near the capital of South Tyrol, the Wine Route crosses the second large wine production area of the region,… more
Appiano, the largest wine-growing area all over South Tyrol, is characterised by castles and grapevines. more
Caldaro, the wine village, locates at an average altitude of 426 m asl (200-600 m) and counts more than 7,500… more
Cortaccia is located on the sunny terrace of the South Tyrolean Wine Route. more
In between vines and fruit orchards, there is Cortina all’Adige. more
Ancient alleys, manors and farmhouses characterise the village of Magré. more
The historical centre of Montagna is found on a mountain slope above the villages Ora and Egna. more
Some 15 km from the spa town of Merano nestles the first village of the South Tyrolean Wine Route: Nalles (320 m asl). more
Egna on the South Tyrolean Wine Route features a historical centre with picturesque arcades. more
The small village of Vadena is located at the western Adige riverside, some km from Bolzano. more
On the border with the Trentino region, there is the last South Tyrolean village: Salorno. more
Terlano, the “village of asparagus”, is a place for gourmets and epicureans. more
Aromatic wines in the sunny south, that’s what Termeno offers. more
