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Winter Olympics 12/17/2025 - 08:43:41The Winter Olympics 2026 bring the Olympic Games to Italy and the Alps. In addition to Milan and Cortina, South Tyrol plays a central role: the Olympic biathlon events will take place in Antholz in the Puster Valley. The Games combine top-level sports, alpine landscapes, existing infrastructure, and sustainable concepts – a global mega-event in the heart of South Tyrol, Tyrol, and Northern Italy.
What is the climate like in South Tyrol?Learn all about the unique climate in South Tyrol. Discover the different climate zones, seasons, and the best travel times for your vacation in this beautiful region.
What is the weather like in South Tyrol?The weather in South Tyrol is characterized by a unique mix of alpine and Mediterranean climate. This combination provides warm, sunny summers and cool, snowy winters, ideal for both summer and winter sports activities. In spring and autumn, visitors enjoy mild temperatures and nature in full bloom or in colorful autumn foliage, making South Tyrol a year-round travel destination.
Dogs on hiking trails: Merano welcomes four-legged friendsMerano offers you many easily accessible hiking trails where dogs are also welcome. You will find easy routes, shady sections, and plenty of water points. The city combines dog-friendly infrastructure with varied nature, allowing you to plan relaxed tours with your four-legged friend.
Ratschings Transport – Arrival & MobilityYou can reach Ratschings quickly and easily via the Brenner route. On site, you can use a well-developed network of bus lines, hiking shuttles, and seasonal ski buses. Many trails start directly in the valley, so you can often leave your car behind. Ideal for guests who want to travel flexibly and relaxed.
South Tyrol‘s local taxThe local tax in South Tyrol is a mandatory guest contribution that accommodation establishments collect per person and night. It supports projects in mobility, sustainability, and tourist infrastructure. The amount of the local tax depends on the accommodation category and municipality.
What must one see in Merano?Discover the best sights in Merano! Our article guides you to the must-see places of the city, from the historic Merano Arcades to the picturesque Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle.
South Tyrol‘s Top 17: Hidden Hotel GemsSouth Tyrol is full of surprises – small hotels with great soul, run with heart and character. Here you meet hosts who live tradition, celebrate enjoyment, and give guests the feeling of having arrived.
