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Experience South Tyrol sustainably – Discover authentic insider tips for environmentally conscious travelers who value nature, culture, and sustainable tourism. From organic wineries and quiet hiking trails to regional specialties and traditional craftsmanship: South Tyrol invites you to experience the beauty of the region in a respectful way.

More and more hotels in South Tyrol are focusing on sustainability. From regional food and energy efficiency to plastic-free service – these establishments show that enjoyment and responsibility go hand in hand. Discover accommodations with an official sustainability label and experience a conscious vacation with a good feeling.

The Bletterbach Gorge near Aldein is considered the ‘Grand Canyon of South Tyrol‘. Between high rock walls, you discover layers from long-past geological eras, fossilized plants, and traces of prehistoric creatures. An impressive nature experience for families, hikers, and geology fans alike.

Away from the well-known shopping streets, many small shops with character await in South Tyrol. From handmade jewelry to regional delicacies and fine design – here you‘ll find authentic stores where passion, quality, and personality matter. Ideal for anyone seeking the genuine.

Even when the sky is gray, South Tyrol offers countless opportunities for eventful days. Whether it‘s relaxing hours in the thermal baths, exciting museums, creative workshops or culinary discoveries – here you‘ll find the best ideas for rainy days that will delight both young and old.

Ratschings is nestled between dense forests, clear streams, and majestic peaks. Here you will experience genuine South Tyrolean hospitality, traditional cuisine, and unspoiled nature. Whether it‘s a summer hike, a winter adventure, or a wellness holiday – Ratschings remains a place you will never forget.

South Tyrol invites you to let go of everyday life. Breathe in clear mountain air, feel the peace of nature, and find new energy in quiet moments between forest, water, and peaks.

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.

The South Tyrolean Speck Festival 2024 at Kronplatz: Enjoyment, tradition and nature combined. Tastings, live music and hikes await you on September 28 and 29, 2024.

Discover the fascinating history and secrets of the St. Vigil Church, an ancient site with mysterious water sources and astronomical alignments. Learn more about its unique features and frequently asked questions.

In South Tyrol, cheese is an essential part of the cuisine, as it belongs to every snack platter or to traditional dishes such as cheese dumplings.

South Tyrol offers you clear mountain air, regional cuisine, and a landscape that shifts between alpine peaks and Mediterranean valleys. You will experience peaceful places, authentic products, and diverse activities. A destination for all who appreciate enjoyment, nature, and genuine South Tyrolean hospitality.

In South Tyrol, festivals and events shape the entire year. From traditional cattle drives from the alpine pastures to culinary gourmet weeks and music, sports, and cultural events – every season offers special experiences. Ideal for all who want to feel real atmosphere and actively experience regional tradition.

Farm-to-table means in South Tyrol a direct connection between agriculture and the kitchen. You get dishes made from clearly traceable ingredients – often from the farm itself or from producers in the valley. Authentic, seasonal, and brought to the plate without detours.

More and more mountain huts are focusing on regional, plant-based cuisine. In Tyrol and South Tyrol, you can find true gourmet spots that reinterpret traditional Alpine products in a modern way – without meat, often even vegan. Ideal for hikers who want to eat consciously and still enjoy authentic flavors.

You are planning a stay in South Tyrol and want to know which cities are worth visiting? Here you will find out which places you should visit, what you can experience there specifically, and where to find local cuisine, culture, and authentic atmosphere – ideal for discerning guests and connoisseurs.

You want to effortlessly gain altitude and enjoy the view over Merano? The Küchelberg chairlift takes you directly into the hiking area and saves time on the ascent. Perfect for spontaneous trips, panoramic hikes, or a stopover above the rooftops of Merano.

Discover the noble Terlano asparagus from South Tyrol, its cultivation, taste, health benefits, and culinary diversity.

Immerse yourself in the world of South Tyrol‘s organic farms. Sustainable holidays that connect and inspire.

All about visiting, safety & equipment in the Gilfenklamm. Plan with our tips for an unforgettable experience.

Discover the optimal travel routes to Merano, tailored to your starting point and travel style. Here you will find the best routes, whether by car, train, plane or bus

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The 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.

At the lost and found office in Merano Town Hall, you can report or find lost items. Visit us for assistance.

The Railway World in Rabland is an extraordinary museum that introduces visitors to the fascination of railways in miniature form. In this unique exhibition, young and old alike can immerse themselves in a wonderfully detailed miniature world. Here is a summary of the most important information:

Experience the Gilfenklamm in Ratschings – entry into a world of marble and waterfalls. Opening hours May–Oct. An unforgettable adventure!

Glacial mills are among the most impressive natural formations of the Alps. Through the interaction of ice, pressure, and water, deep rock basins were formed, which can still be seen in several places in South Tyrol today. You can usually reach them via short hiking trails. Ideal for guests who want to consciously experience geology and landscape.

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 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.

Discover the spring splendor of South Tyrol: picturesque landscapes, cultural diversity, and culinary delights. Experience the beauty of the Dolomites, the blossom splendor of the apple orchards, and the hidden treasures of the Alpine region

South Tyrol in summer shows its best side: green alpine meadows, clear mountain air, sun from early to late. Hikes, bathing lakes, alpine huts, and regional cuisine make every day an experience – from the first cappuccino on the terrace to the glass of Vernatsch at sunset.

When the landscape is bathed in warm colors and the air becomes clear, South Tyrol reveals its special autumn magic. Now is the best time for enjoyable hikes, Törggelen, wellness, and peaceful days in nature. Ideal for guests seeking relaxation and culinary tradition in an impressive setting.

South Tyrol offers ideal conditions for an active family holiday. Child-friendly hiking trails, adventure parks, mountain bike routes, winter adventures and exciting excursion destinations provide shared experiences in nature. Perfect for families who want to combine exercise, discovery and real time together.

South Tyrol offers many places that stand out in terms of landscape and atmosphere. Spectacular Dolomite panoramas, peaceful alpine pastures, historic towns like Brixen or Sterzing, and charming wine villages create special impressions. Here you will find places where nature, culture, and genuine South Tyrolean lifestyle can be felt – ideal for connoisseurs, hikers, and those seeking relaxation.

A pleasure holiday in Tyrol-South Tyrol combines regional cuisine with true relaxation. From traditional Alpine recipes to modern gourmet creations, you will experience culinary diversity at the highest level. In addition, there are wellness offers, peace in nature, and personal hospitality – ideal for anyone who consciously combines enjoyment and relaxation.

South Tyrolean cuisine combines the best of two worlds. Alpine ingredients such as bacon, dumplings and mountain cheese meet Mediterranean influences like olive oil, herbs and fresh vegetables. This results in dishes with clear flavors, regional identity and seasonal depth. Ideal for anyone looking for authentic taste with modern lightness.

When Tyrol is covered in snow, the cross-country skiing season begins. Rhythmic movement, clear air, and quiet landscapes make the sport a perfect balance for body and mind. Here you can find out where you can start early, which trails are snow-sure, and where training can be combined with pleasure.

Between Kastelbell and Mals they still exist: old, gnarled Palabirne trees, which are already a true rarity.

Altrei Coffee is a lupin coffee, colloquially also referred to as ‘Voltruier Coffee‘, and has been cultivated in Altrei for more than 100 years.

Dumplings were originally considered a meal for common people and consisted of only a few ingredients. They were also a fixed component of South Tyrolean farmhouse cuisine, with dumplings being served on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.