Salurn Salorno

Salorno

On the border with the Trentino region, there is Salorno.

The last South Tyrolean village on the border with Trentino locates on 224 m asl. As numerous other hamlets along the South Tyrolean Wine Route, Salorno is surrounded by rich green orchards, vineyards, woods and meadows.

When walking across the idyllic village you will see beautiful buildings, some of which dating back to the Renaissance, others to the baroque era.

Pochi and Caprile are two hamlets belonging to Salorno and definitely worth a visit. A stunning view of Val d’Adige and the Brenta Dolomites is waiting for you! By the way: Salorno is ideally-suited to embark on relaxing bike tours.

  1. Salurn Salorno

    Salorno village is the principal settlement of the municipality.  more

  2. Salurn Buchholz Pochi di Salorno

    On an elevated plain above Salorno, there is the small but mighty village of Pochi di Salorno.  more

  3. Salurn Gfrill Salorno Cauria

    The hamlet at 1,330 m asl is a typical South Tyrolean mountain settlement.  more

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