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Camping in South Tyrol
A journey through the cultural diversity of the Alpine region
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Camping in Pustertal & the Dolomites
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South Tyrol is a paradise for camping enthusiasts who appreciate quality, warmth and a love of adventure in equal measure. In this impressive region, the charm of Italy meets the thoroughness of Austria - the result is unique and unforgettable. With German and Italian as common languages and varied landscapes, from rugged mountain ranges to gentle alpine meadows, from historic towns to modern wellness resorts, South Tyrol delights with its diversity and contrasts.
A visit to South Tyrol is not complete without a detour to Bolzano, the charming capital of the province. Italian flair and South Tyrolean traditions are combined here. Immerse yourself in the picturesque alleyways, visit colorful markets and explore the imposing castles and palaces in the surrounding area. Culture lovers should definitely visit the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, where you can marvel at the fascinating Ötzi - the Iceman.
The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, near Merano, are also an absolute highlight. Fascinating plants and flowers from all over the world are cultivated here - a diversity that you rarely get to see. The gardens also offer a breathtaking view of the picturesque valley. The charming little town of Merano with its mild climate and magnificent Art Nouveau buildings invites you to linger. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the gardens and let yourself be enchanted by the elegance of Merano.
For hiking enthusiasts, a tour through the picturesque Val Gardena is an absolute must. Explore the enchanting paths along the mountain panoramas, past rustic huts and crystal-clear mountain lakes. An absolute highlight of this tour is the Alpe di Siusi, the largest high Alpine pasture in Europe. A natural spectacle in a class of its own awaits you here, inviting you to let your gaze wander towards the sky.
South Tyrol is not only worth a trip, it is an unforgettable experience that will refresh your spirit. Whether you are looking for culture, relaxation or adventure - you will find your travel happiness here. Look forward to unforgettable moments and be enchanted by the beauty and warmth of South Tyrol! Your adventure starts here!
In the picturesque Puster Valley, charming villages like Brunico and Dobbiaco await you, as well as the Messner Mountain Museum. In the Dolomites, the Three Peaks, the Alpe di Siusi, the breathtaking Sella Ronda and the Braies Lake impress. Historic sites such as Thurn Castle in South Tyrol and the mountaineering village of Cortina d’Ampezzo offer cultural depth. Enjoy hiking tours to Tre Cime di Lavaredo, explore the rock town of Sesto and experience adventures in the valleys of Val Gardena and Val di Fassa. The Dolomite roads deliver spectacular views as you discover the unique heritage of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Terme Merano
Relaxation and wellness in a modern spa with indoor and outdoor pools and a wide range of wellness and treatment options in an architecturally unique setting.
Merano Arte
Kunst Meran, also known as Merano Arte, is an artistic jewel that presents changing exhibitions of contemporary artists in the venerable halls of a historic building.
South Tyrolean Wine Route
The South Tyrolean Wine Road is a must for wine lovers. Along picturesque vineyards, you can experience South Tyrolean wine culture and taste fine wines – an enjoyable route through the wine country.
Merano Castle Museum
The Merano Provincial Museum, a Renaissance building in the center of the city, offers an insight into the rich history and culture of South Tyrol. Immerse yourself in the captivating past and marvel at the diverse collections and works of art.
Stelvio National Park
The Stelvio National Park, a nature reserve of incomparable biodiversity and rugged landscape, is a paradise for ecotourists and nature enthusiasts who want to experience the untouched wilderness of the Alps. With its numerous hiking trails leading through alpine meadows and pastel-colored flower valleys, the national park offers countless opportunities to discover the breathtaking flora and fauna.
Lake Reschen
Lake Reschen, known for its sunken church tower that rises mystically out of the water, is a symbol of change and a fascinating testimony to local history. This panorama not only offers a view of tranquil beauty, but also attracts water sports enthusiasts and hikers who want to enjoy the natural surroundings.
Juval Castle
Juval Castle, idyllically situated on a rocky outcrop, is not only the home of extreme mountaineer Reinhold Messner, but also houses the Messner Mountain Museum, which provides insights into the culture of the mountain world. The mixture of private residence, museum and wine culture makes a visit to this historic estate an unforgettable experience.
Schlandersburg Library
Schlandersburg Castle, a characteristic feature of the townscape of Schlanders, reflects the eventful history of the Vinschgau Valley and presents itself as a picturesque ruin with a fascinating past. Those interested in history visit the castle to embark on a journey through time through the eras of South Tyrol.
Marienberg Monastery
The Benedictine monastery of Marienberg rises high above the Vinschgau Valley. As Europe’s highest monastery, it not only offers a spiritual atmosphere, but also a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains. The monastery walls are home to valuable frescoes and offer an insight into the monastic life of the monks.
Churburg Castle
The imposing Churburg Castle towers majestically over the village of Schluderns and impresses visitors with its extensive collection of armor and weapons. It is one of the best-preserved castles in South Tyrol and takes you back to the era of knights and medieval festivals.
Knights earth pyramids
Marvel at the natural pillars and towers of the earth pyramids of Ritten. These amazing geological formations were created by erosion and offer a unique natural spectacle that you should not miss.
Neustift Monastery
Neustift Abbey, a spiritual and cultural center, fascinates visitors with its breathtaking collegiate church and valuable library. The Augustinian canons’ monastery not only offers spiritual experiences, but also insights into the art and architecture of the Middle Ages.
Hofburg Brixen
Visit the impressive Hofburg Brixen, a baroque castle with a complex history. It was the residence of the prince-bishops and is now a cultural center that houses a museum. The magnificent halls and the idyllic courtyard garden invite you on a journey into the past.
South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology
The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology in Bolzano is famous for its exhibition of the world-famous mummy Ötzi, the Iceman, who was preserved in a glacier for over 5,000 years.
Trauttmansdorff Castle
The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle in Merano comprise various botanical zones and offer a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains. The castle also houses the Touriseum, a museum dedicated to the history of tourism in South Tyrol.
The Dolomites
This impressive mountain range is part of the Southern Limestone Alps and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Popular areas in the Dolomites are the Three Peaks, the Catinaccio and Val Gardena.
Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park
A UNESCO biosphere reserve that includes an impressive mountain landscape with valleys, lakes and alpine meadows.
Lake Dürren (Lago di Dobbiaco)
A picturesque mountain lake surrounded by the Dolomites, perfect for hiking, walking and relaxing
Three Peaks (Tre Cime di Lavaredo)
These iconic mountain peaks are one of the most famous and spectacular sights in the Dolomites.
Biathlon Center Antholz
An important venue for biathlon competitions and events.
Kronplatz
A popular ski resort in winter and a hiker’s paradise in summer, it is also home to the Messner Mountain Museum Corones.
Schlern Massif
A striking mountain formation that is a landmark of the Dolomites and offers a popular hiking region.
Discover the region with our new route through the Puster Valley & the Dolomites.
Merano between apple orchards and mountain peaks
The region around Merano combines a Mediterranean climate and Alpine landscapes and offers camping enthusiasts relaxation and adventure, surrounded by vineyards, apple orchards and historic town centers.
Adventure and relaxation in the heart of South Tyrol
Immerse yourself in a world where majestic Alpine peaks meet the Mediterranean way of life along our panoramic route through the Vinschgau Valley to the gates of Merano.
Fascinating World Heritage Tour Dolomites
Impressive motorhome experiences in unique nature, the Dolomites region of South Tyrol.
Hiking in South Tyrol means immersing yourself in the diversity of Alpine landscapes, where picturesque paths lead through flowering meadows, deep green forests and over rugged mountain peaks in the Dolomites. Here, sporting challenge and natural relaxation come together, while every step along the well-maintained trails is a new discovery in one of Italy’s most breathtaking regions.
The Keschtnweg (chestnut path)
This trail offers a wonderful opportunity to get to know the Isarco Valley and leads along the old chestnut groves. The route is mostly slightly hilly over fields and through forests and offers wonderful views of the valley and the surrounding mountains. The trail can be walked in several stages and is a special experience in the fall during chestnut season.
The Plose High Trail
As one of the most famous hiking trails in the region, this path offers impressive panoramic views of the Dolomites. The route runs along Brixen’s local mountain, the Plose. Along the way you can enjoy the alpine landscape and on clear days you can even enjoy unique views as far as the Ortler glaciers. The trail is moderately difficult and ideal for experienced hikers.
The Dolomites High Trail No. 2
Although this long-distance hiking trail leads far beyond the Isarco Valley, some sections of the trail also cross the beautiful valley. The part of the high-altitude trail that leads through the Eisack Valley impresses with spectacular views of the Dolomites and offers experienced hikers a challenging route through the most impressive mountain landscape in Europe.
Merano High Mountain Trail
The Merano High Mountain Trail is one of the most spectacular routes in the South Tyrolean Alps and circles the Texel Group. The trail is around 100 kilometers long in total and can be divided into several stages. There are several ascents and descents to conquer, offering breathtaking views over Merano and the Adige Valley. Hikers should note that some sections require alpine experience.
Waalwege in the Vinschgau Valley
The Waalwege in Val Venosta/Vinschgau are a network of hiking trails along the historic irrigation channels, the so-called “Waale”. These flat paths are ideal for families and all those who prefer leisurely walks. Well-known trails such as the Tscharser, Schlandrauner and Marlinger Waalweg offer wonderful nature experiences with panoramic views and are easy to walk.
Venosta Valley High Trail
The Vinschger Höhenweg trail runs for around 108 kilometers from Staben below Naturns to St. Martin im Kofel and impresses with its diversity. It runs over several thousand meters in altitude and offers hikers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the valley. The high trail is divided into several daily stages, but can also be hiked in shorter sections.
Sissi-Way
This path is named after Empress Elisabeth of Austria and leads from the center of Merano to the botanical gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle. It offers beautiful views and insights into history.
Cycling in South Tyrol invites you on a varied journey of discovery, where you can explore steep mountain passes, gentle vineyards and breathtaking valleys by bike, surrounded by the majestic backdrop of the Dolomites. The well-developed and signposted cycle paths in South Tyrol offer both sporty and leisure cyclists the perfect mix of natural beauty and cultural sights.
The Brenner cycle path
This famous route follows the course of the Isarco river and is part of a longer route that leads from the Alps to the Adriatic. Cyclists appreciate this cycle path for its moderate gradient and the impressive views of the surrounding mountains.
The Pustertal Valley cycle path
This route, which runs partly through the Eisack Valley, connects the Puster Valley with the Eisack Valley and is popular with families and leisure cyclists. The route is known for its beautiful panoramas and the opportunity to explore the cultural sights along the way.
Cycle path along the Ritten Railway
This cycle path, which uses the historic route of the Ritten railroad, offers a unique cycling experience through the Eisack Valley with spectacular views and cultural highlights. It connects the city of Bolzano with the Ritten high plateau and is a highlight for culture and nature lovers.
Val Venosta cycle path
This popular cycle path leads from Mals in Vinschgau to Meran and follows the course of the Etsch. With a length of around 80 kilometers, it offers a varied route through orchards, past castles and through small, charming villages. The well-maintained trail is largely flat, family-friendly and, as it is mostly downhill, particularly easy to ride.
Merano-Mals cycle route
Partly coinciding with the Adige Valley cycle path, the route from Merano to Malles/Mals is also popular because it mainly runs along the old Vinschgau railroad and offers cyclists spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Thanks to the rail connection, it is also possible to travel part of the route by train, which makes planning more flexible.
Pfelderer Talweg
For cyclists who are looking for a challenge and are not afraid of climbs, the Pfelderer Talweg in the rear Passeiertal Valley offers a demanding route. It leads through a scenically impressive area in which the mountains of the Texelgruppe Nature Park rise majestically. This trail is particularly recommended in the fall, when the leaves of the larch forests turn golden.
South Tyrolean Wine Route (cycle route)
It runs through the vineyards and apple orchards of the South Tyrolean lowlands and offers insights into the region’s wine culture as well as outstanding views of the surrounding mountains.
Passiria Valley cycle path
This cycle path leads from the center of Meran to the Passeiertal Valley and is known for its natural route along the Passer and past picturesque villages.
You will find the following premium places in this region of South Tyrol:
Sexten
Caravan Park Sesto
Mals
Camping Mals
Saltaus/St. Martin in Passeier
Camping Passeier
Klausen
Camping Gamp
Bozen
Camping Moosbauer
Prad am Stilfserjoch
Camping Kiefernhain
Völlan/Lana
Camping Völlan
Latsch
Camping Latsch an der Etsch
Laas
Camping Badlerhof
Völs am Schlern
Camping Alpe di Siusi
San Vigilio di Marebbe
Camping AL PLAN-Dolomites
Toblach
Camping Dobbiaco Lake
Algund
Camping Claudia Augusta
Montiggl | Eppan
Camping Montiggl
Nals
Camping to the good drop
Klobenstein Ritten
SchartnerAlm Camping
St.Valentin a.d.H.
Camping Thöni
Jenesien
Camping Chalet Salten
Sand in Taufers
SANDGOLD Alpine Glamping
Auer
Camping Markushof
Toblach
Camping Olympia
Goldrain
Camping Cevedale
Lana
Camping Arquin
St. Lorenzen
Camping Wildberg
Vahrn
Camping Löwenhof
Pfelders/Moos in Passeier
Camping Bergkristall
Prad am Stilfserjoch
Camping Sägemühle
Meran
Camping Hermitage
Vilpian
Camping Ganthaler
Antholz Obertal
Camping Antholz
Völlan/Lana
Alpin Fitness Waldcamping OHG & Co
Kurtatsch an der Weinstraße
Camping Orchard
Tisens
Camping Tisens
Sulden
Alpina Mountain Caravan Park
St. Valentin a.d.H
Camping Zum See
Riffian
Radlstadl Camping Saltaus
Naturns
Naturno Forest Camping
Kaltern am See
Camping St. Josef am See
Leifers
CampingPark Steiner
Lana
Schlosshof Resort Luxury Camping
St. Leonhard (BZ)
Camping Zögghof
Events in the region
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Impressions
Camping in South Tyrol
Contact details
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Tel.: +39 0473 623217
E-Mail: info@campingsuedtirol.com
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