Cortaccia

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  Cortaccia seen from Termeno -
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  Impressions from Cortaccia -
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  View from the centre of Cortaccia on the church of the village -
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  Vienyards and farms at Cortaccia -
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  Cortaccia, typical construction style in the vineyard -
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  The 700 year old Vigilius church of Cortaccia is a pilgrimage site -
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  Cortaccia, farms and buildings in Via Nicoletti -
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• video: Lake Favogna – via E-Bike

  
  An E-Bike is a great way to explore South Tyrol. We go from Cortaccia and cycle all the way up to the Favogna plateau. The plateau is 1.034m asl. with a fantastic view of the mountains. The highlight of this, somewhat strenuous tour, is having a swim in Lake Favogna with a water temperature of twenty-five degrees Celsius. Simply wonderful!

• video: Cortaccia wine trail

  
  Today we visit glorious residences and explore the centuries-old tradition of viticulture in South Tyrol. Our trail leads us to Cortaccia, located at the South Tyrolean Wine Road. We walk through a sunny landscape of vineyards, taste noble drops and discover the “way of life” of wine. Come with us, we show you a lovely piece of South Tyrol!

• video: Cortaccia as seen from above

  
  The sunny terrace of Cortaccia, on the South Tyrolean Wine Route, from a bird’s eye perspective.

• video: Biking on the southern Wine Route

  
  By bike along the southern “strada del vino”: this bike trip leads us through the villages of the Bassa Atesina, from Termeno via Cortaccia, Magre, Cortina and Egna up to Ora, past vineyards and apple orchards. Ideal for a cycling tour or a bike training. Have fun!

• video: South Tyrolean Wine Route

  
  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.