Vilpiano
The village of Vilpiano is located at the northern end of the Wine Route and represents the South Tyrolean fire brigade capital.
Image gallery: Vilpiano
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Panoramic view on Vilpiano with Monte Salto. Foto: AT, © Peer -
Old and new parish church of Vilpiano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Adige cycling path: Vilpiano marks half way between Bolzano and Merano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Vilpiano is a perfect starting point for cycling tours in Valle dell’Adige - Foto: AT, © Peer -
The waterfall of Vilpiano, a refreshing and impressing natural monument - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Up to the mountains! The small cable car from Vilpiano to Meltina will bring you up to 1000 m asl to the great hiking area of Monte Salto. Foto: AT, © Peer -
Fire brigade metropolis Vilpiano: this is where the provincial association of the volunteer fire brigade has its main seat and drill ground - Foto: AT, © Peer -
Training area for the volunteer fire brigade of South Tyrol in Vilpiano - Foto: AT, © Peer -
More and more people were attracted by Vilpiano, for this reason a larger church was built - Foto: AT, © Peer
Beside Settequerce, also Vilpiano belongs to the municipality of Terlano. Vilpiano is located at 258 m asl in calm location, far away from hustle and bustle of everyday life, amidst fruit orchards and lush green meadows.
This is also where the funicular starts from the Val d’Adige to the Tschöggelberg mountain and Meltina. Not only for this reason visitors have got a wide range of possibilities in this place, such as mountain bike tours in the plain or hiking on the Tschöggelberg mountain.
The ruins of Neuhaus Castle and the parish church of Terlano are also worth to be visited. However, those who love arts can make a visit to the Gallery Willy in Vilpiano, where exhibitions take place on a regular basis.
