Andriano
Andriano is a quaint little village located opposite to Terlano.
Image gallery: Andriano
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The South Tyrolean Wine Route stretches from Nalles to Bolzano and the Oltradige, via the Bassa Atesina to Salorno. This area comprises about 90% of the South Tyrolean Wine production, including the typical varieties of wine such as the Merlot and Lagrein, as well as the Pinot Girgio and the Chardonnay. By the way, the South Tyrolean Wine Route is the most ancient of Italy. -
The seat of the Wine Cooperative of Andriano, which has been founded in 1893 - Foto: AT, © Peer -
The Castle of Wolfsthurn is located near to Andriano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
San Valentino parish church at Andriano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Inside the parish church. Foto: AT, © Peer -
Centre of Andriano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Historic walls along ancient trails of Andriano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Piazza Sant’ Urbano in the centre of Andriano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Castle Festenstein ruins high above Andriano. Foto: AT, © Peer
On the other side of the Adige river - opposite to Terlano - nestles another quaint little village: Andriano. Surrounded by rich green meadows, Andriano is the ideal place for peaceful holidays along the South Tyrolean Wine Route.
Those looking for a special experience might embark on a beautiful city trip to Bolzano or Merano, both within easy reach. But the convenient geographic position allows for much more! Numerous hiking opportunities and excursions are waiting for you - because everything is possible in quaint little Andriano.
