South Tyrol and its unique cultural landscape

South Tyrol is a true paradise for nature lovers, culture fans and connoisseurs. Experience the diversity of this fascinating region and let yourself be enchanted by its unique beauty.

Here are just a few of our countless sights and natural and cultural sites:

The breathtaking Dolomites: Experience the spectacular beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site with majestic mountains, deep valleys and impressive rock formations.

The charming old town of Bolzano: immerse yourself in the historic centre with its medieval alleys, picturesque squares and the famous fruit market.

The Ötzi Museum: Learn more about the famous glacier man “Ötzi” and his fascinating history at the Archaeology Museum in Bolzano.

Trauttmansdorff Castle: Discover the magnificent gardens and cultural diversity of this impressive castle in Merano.

The Alpe di Siusi: Experience the largest high plateau in Europe with its endless green meadows, blooming alpine flowers and magnificent panoramic views.

The idyllic town of Brixen: Visit the imposing cathedral, explore the picturesque old town and enjoy the lively hustle and bustle of the city.

The Gilfenklamm gorge: marvel at the impressive gorge in Sterzing and hike along the spectacular paths and bridges.

Neustift Monastery: Immerse yourself in the spiritual atmosphere of this historic monastery near Brixen and admire the magnificent Baroque architecture.

The Braies Lake: Enjoy the tranquil beauty of this picturesque mountain lake surrounded by majestic peaks.

The picturesque town of Klausen: stroll through the narrow streets of this medieval town, admire the well-preserved town houses and enjoy the panoramic view of the surrounding vineyards.

Merano, the enchanting spa town in South Tyrol, captivates visitors with its Mediterranean flair and breathtaking mountain scenery.

Bruneck, the picturesque town in the Pustertal valley, is surrounded by an impressive mountain landscape and offers a rich cultural heritage.

Sterzing, the picturesque town in the Wipptal valley, fascinates with its medieval architecture and Alpine flair. Marvel at the imposing Zwölferturm, a landmark of the city, and explore the narrow streets with their colourful facades.