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    Südtirol

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    South Tyrol, where the majestic Dolomites meet Mediterranean flair, is a region that will immediately captivate you with its unique blend of alpine nature and Italian way of life. Discover a world where traditional alpine huts stand alongside elegant vineyards and the cuisine celebrates both Knödel and pasta. Here you can hike and cycle on breathtaking trails, then relax in charming towns with a glass of local wine.
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    South Tyrol, an autonomous region in Northern Italy, offers a unique symbiosis of alpine mountains and Mediterranean flair. The majestic Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site, shape the landscape and invite visitors to diverse outdoor activities. The region is characterized by vibrant bilingualism and a cuisine that unites dumplings and Italian pasta. In Bolzano you can visit the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology with Ötzi; Merano attracts with its Art Nouveau promenades. Along the Wine Route, local wines such as Lagrein can be tasted. The best time for hikes is June to September.

    Places in Südtirol

    Bozen

    Bozen

    In Bozen, the pulsating heart of South Tyrol, you'll encounter a fascinating blend of Alpine warmth and Mediterranean flair. This bilingual city, nestled in a breathtaking landscape at the foot of the Dolomites, enchants with its medieval Old Town, lively squares, and a unique culture that unites the best of two worlds. Here, discover not only Ötzi, but also a vibrant wine region and excellent cuisine.
    Seiser Alm

    Seiser Alm

    Welcome to Seiser Alm, Europe's largest high-alpine pasture and a true gem in the South Tyrolean Dolomites. Imagine standing amidst breathtaking mountain scenery, surrounded by gentle alpine meadows and the majestic peaks of Langkofel, Plattkofel, and Schlern – a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site that invites you to unforgettable nature experiences, whether hiking, biking, or skiing.
    Meran (Merano)

    Meran (Merano)

    Meran, nestled in the South Tyrolean Alps, combines Alpine charm with Mediterranean lightness. Here you'll find a unique blend of historic buildings and lush gardens, testifying to its past as a spa town. Stroll along the Tappeinerweg or the Passerpromenade to enjoy the diverse flora and the impressive mountain scenery. The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle offer a botanical world tour and were once a beloved retreat of Empress Sisi. The charming old town, with its arcades, invites you to browse and discover local specialities. For a relaxed experience, a visit in spring or autumn is recommended, when the climate is mild and the tourist crowds are smaller. Be sure to try the regional products in the traditional guesthouses.
    Trento (Trento)

    Trento (Trento)

    Trient, the capital of Trentino, captivates with its Renaissance architecture, the imposing Castello del Buonconsiglio, and a vibrant university atmosphere at the foot of the Dolomites.
    Pragser Wildsee

    Pragser Wildsee

    Immerse yourself in the emerald fairy-tale world of Pragser Wildsee, a true pearl of the Dolomites, where imposing mountain peaks reflect in the crystal-clear water. This idyllic mountain lake in South Tyrol not only invites you to marvel, but also to unforgettable hikes and a ride in the traditional wooden boats that complete the picture.

    Sights in Südtirol

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    Dolomiten (UNESCO-Weltnaturerbe)

    Die majestätischen Dolomiten, ein spektakuläres UNESCO-Weltnaturerbe, sind das Herzstück Südtirols. Hier erwarten Dich schroffe Gipfel, grüne Almen und unvergessliche Panoramen, die zum Wandern, Klettern oder einfach nur Staunen einladen. Erlebe die Schönheit dieser einzigartigen Bergwelt hautnah.
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    Bozen – Südtirols Landeshauptstadt

    Tauche ein in das lebhafte Flair von Bozen, der charmanten Landeshauptstadt, wo sich italienische Lebensfreude und alpines Erbe begegnen. Besuche den historischen Waltherplatz, schlendere durch die Laubengänge und verpasse nicht das Südtiroler Archäologiemuseum mit der weltberühmten Gletschermumie Ötzi.
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    Gärten von Schloss Trauttmansdorff (Meran)

    In Meran locken die zauberhaften Gärten von Schloss Trauttmansdorff, eine botanische Weltreise inmitten alpiner und mediterraner Landschaften. Erkunde die vielfältigen Themengärten, genieße die Farbenpracht und lass Deinen Blick über die Kurstadt Meran und die umliegenden Berge schweifen.
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    Pragser Wildsee

    Der Pragser Wildsee, oft als "Perle der Dolomitenseen" bezeichnet, verzaubert mit seinem smaragdgrünen Wasser und der majestätischen Bergkulisse. Miete ein Ruderboot, spaziere um den See oder lass einfach die friedliche Atmosphäre auf Dich wirken – ein Postkartenmotiv, das Du nicht verpassen solltest.
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    Reinhold Messner Mountain Museum (MMM Corones)

    Erlebe die Faszination der Berge im Reinhold Messner Mountain Museum (MMM Corones), entworfen von Zaha Hadid auf dem Gipfel des Kronplatzes. Dieses einzigartige Museum widmet sich dem traditionellen Alpinismus und bietet Dir nicht nur tiefe Einblicke, sondern auch spektakuläre 360-Grad-Panoramen.
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    Kapuzinerkloster

    Church in Wolkensteingasse.
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    These places are nearby — perfect for additional days or a day trip.

    Bozen

    Bozen

    In Bozen, the pulsating heart of South Tyrol, you'll encounter a fascinating blend of Alpine warmth and Mediterranean flair. This bilingual city, nestled in a breathtaking landscape at the foot of the Dolomites, enchants with its medieval Old Town, lively squares, and a unique culture that unites the best of two worlds. Here, discover not only Ötzi, but also a vibrant wine region and excellent cuisine.
    Seiser Alm

    Seiser Alm

    Welcome to Seiser Alm, Europe's largest high-alpine pasture and a true gem in the South Tyrolean Dolomites. Imagine standing amidst breathtaking mountain scenery, surrounded by gentle alpine meadows and the majestic peaks of Langkofel, Plattkofel, and Schlern – a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site that invites you to unforgettable nature experiences, whether hiking, biking, or skiing.
    Meran (Merano)

    Meran (Merano)

    Meran, nestled in the South Tyrolean Alps, combines Alpine charm with Mediterranean lightness. Here you'll find a unique blend of historic buildings and lush gardens, testifying to its past as a spa town. Stroll along the Tappeinerweg or the Passerpromenade to enjoy the diverse flora and the impressive mountain scenery. The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle offer a botanical world tour and were once a beloved retreat of Empress Sisi. The charming old town, with its arcades, invites you to browse and discover local specialities. For a relaxed experience, a visit in spring or autumn is recommended, when the climate is mild and the tourist crowds are smaller. Be sure to try the regional products in the traditional guesthouses.
    Trento (Trento)

    Trento (Trento)

    Trient, the capital of Trentino, captivates with its Renaissance architecture, the imposing Castello del Buonconsiglio, and a vibrant university atmosphere at the foot of the Dolomites.
    Pragser Wildsee

    Pragser Wildsee

    Immerse yourself in the emerald fairy-tale world of Pragser Wildsee, a true pearl of the Dolomites, where imposing mountain peaks reflect in the crystal-clear water. This idyllic mountain lake in South Tyrol not only invites you to marvel, but also to unforgettable hikes and a ride in the traditional wooden boats that complete the picture.