Welcome in the South Tyrol's South

The capital city Bolzano in the holiday region South Tyrol's South

Sapgreen vineyards, fragrant meadows, colourful orchards and Mediterranean gardens, surrounded by impressive, white shining mountain peaks: honestly, if you haven’t seen it with you own eyes, you won’t believe how multifaceted and magnificent this place is; but the picturesque holiday region South Tyrol’s South, called Sud dell’Alto Adige in Italian, lives up to its promises.

The mild climate and the numerous sunny days provide the ideal weather conditions for the species-rich vegetation to unfold in all its magnificence. A unique natural landscape presents itself to the visitors: here, North and South come together, the Alpine culture is influenced by the Mediterranean lifestyle. Palm trees and cypresses line the valley’s promenades, extensive hiking trails lead through the low mountain ranges and up to the Alpine peaks, which in winter shine resplendent in a white colour – a dream com true for passionate ramblers and mountaineers.

South Tyrol’s South not only makes mountain lover’s hearts beat faster: an intact flora and fauna, plenty of tranquillity and the shining sun entice you to go horseback riding, biking, golfing or swimming. Our tip: refresh yourself in the cool water of the two Lakes of Monticolo or relax while getting some sun at the Lake Caldaro, the warmest swimming lake in the Alps region.

When you look at the countless vineyards in this area it does not come as a surprise that South Tyrol is a wine-growing region par excellence. Oenophiles spoil their palate with good wines. Whether dry, smooth, tangy or fruity, the diverse multitude of South Tyrolean wines in combination with local gastronomic delicacies meet everyone’s taste. Also from a culinary point of view South Tyrol’s South is a real holiday paradise.