Sights

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.

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.

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.

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.

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, 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, 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 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.

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.

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.

Explore the fascinating Runkelstein Castle, known for its well-preserved medieval frescoes depicting scenes of courtly life. The castle sits majestically on a rocky outcrop and provides a picturesque backdrop for a historical excursion.

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 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.

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.

Itter Castle is a magnificent 19th century building in Itter in the Brixental Valley in North Tyrol.

IMPOSING CASTLE COMPLEX FROM THE 11TH CENTURY

The Schlossberg of Tettelham is a 597 m high hill above the village of Tettelham near Otting in the municipality of Waging in the Upper Bavarian district of Traunstein

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.

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.

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.

A UNESCO biosphere reserve that includes an impressive mountain landscape with valleys, lakes and alpine meadows.

A picturesque mountain lake surrounded by the Dolomites, perfect for hiking, walking and relaxing

These iconic mountain peaks are one of the most famous and spectacular sights in the Dolomites.

An important venue for biathlon competitions and events.