South Tyrol's regions

South Tyrol's regions 

Keen to discover more about activities in South Tyrol such as hiking or skiing against the backdrop of Alpine peaks, or perhaps excellent wine and castles in a Mediterranean landscape?

South Tyrol's regions are rich in variety and showcase the contrasts between valley and mountain, city and country life. Discover the many different regions of South Tyrol with their characteristic features and discover the ideal destination that best suits both your offerings and your customers.

The regions at a glance

 

 

South Tyrol's Neighbours

Brunico/Bruneck and environs
The Brunico/Bruneck and environs region is renowned for its vast forests and meadows, set against a magnificent mountain backdrop. Holidays here offer not only scenic beauty, but also plenty of activity. South Tyrol/Südtirol's No. 1 ski mountain, Plan de Corones, the lively city of Brunico/Bruneck, and idyllic tributary valleys characterise a...
The region Dolomites
The Dolomites might just be the world’s most beautiful construction, on this both architect Le Corbusier and alpinist Reinhold Messner can agree. See and experience true South Tyrolean beauty whilst pondering the towers of Three Peaks (Drei Zinnen) or basking in the last rays of evening light that redden the face of the Rosengarten massif. Hike...
Val Venosta/Vinschgau
The sunniest valley in the Alps as well as the highest mountain in South Tyrol, ‘King’ Ortler, are but a stone’s throw away in Val Venosta/Vinschgau, the westernmost part of South Tyrol. Character and creativity in this border region are expressed by the unique products and rich cultural and artistic treasures to be discovered against the...
San Vigilio Dolomites
Nature and traditions blend harmoniously in and around San Vigilio-San Martin. This superlative holiday region harbours many spectacular natural treasures, the diversity of which is unique in the world. Visitors can look forward to discovering the Fanes-Senes-Braies and Puez-Odle nature parks, which are UNESCO World Heritage sites, in addition to...
Val di Funes/Villnösstal
Captivating visitors with its pristine nature, the Dolomite valley Funes/Villnöss is one of the most inconspicuous valleys in South Tyrol. Relaxation here is guaranteed and yet boredom is equally unlikely! After all, the Odle mountains provide countless opportunities for outdoor adventure such as Nordic walking trails, via ferratas, trekking, ski...
Merano/Meran and environs
In Merano/Meran and Environs, you might just feel as if you visited an entire continent on holiday. Vineyards and 3,000 m peaks, palm trees and Alpine roses, and mountain farm houses with contemporary architecture, the list of contrasting aspects is as impressive as the myriad opportunities available on holiday here.Merano and Environs is a region...
Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm
Welcome to a landscape of superlatives. A holiday in the Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm holiday region, featuring the largest high-Alpine pasture in Europe, is a true highlight of any trip to South Tyrol/Südtirol. Enjoy breathtaking views of the South Tyrolean Dolomites, as well as numerous opportunities for adventure.Thecable car makes exploring the...
Bressanone/Brixen and environs
Starting from Brennerpass and extending to a hint of the Mediterranean in Bolzano/Bozen, the high peeks, gentle hills and dazzling valleys of Bressanone/Brixen and environs unfold with their characteristic apples, wine and chestnuts. Southern flair, enchanting cities and authentic South Tyrolean traditions await you during your holiday in the...
Three Peaks Dolomites
Here you will find two of South Tyrol/Südtirol’s most awe-inspiring, iconic and beautiful natural features: the Three Peaks (Drei Zinnen) and the Pragser Wildsee lake are highlights of any holiday in the area of Tre Cime Dolomiti/Drei Zinnen Dolomiten. Local charm and endless possibilities for discovery amidst green Alpine valleys and Dolomite...
Val d'Ega/Eggental
Plenty of sunshine and the spectacular Dolomites draw visitors to South Tyrol/Südtirol's Val d'Ega/Eggental region, nestled between the Rosengarten and Latemar massifs. A vast network of hiking trails, beautiful natural features such as the Karer See lake and the Obereggen and Carezza ski areas make holidays here truly enchanting. Holidaymakers...
Alta Badia
Travellers flock to the region of Alta Badia, known in German as Hochabtei, for its legendary mountains, world-famous ski slopes, upstanding Ladin inhabitants and gourmet South Tyrolean cuisine. Alta Badia is defined by the Dolomites. This mountain range has not only created a spectacular landscape, but also offers countless options for enjoying a...
Dolomites Val Gardena
In the region Dolomites Val Gardena, the Dolomites are so close you can touch them and the Ladin way of life can be experienced in all its colours. Modern lifts and trendy events paired with traditional wood carving arts connect innovation and tradition on holiday. The Val Gardena valley is an internationally renowned ski and hiking area in the...
Bolzano/Bozen and environs
Enjoy both impressive views of nearby Dolomite peaks as well as a Mediterranean atmosphere. The fertile wine region of Bolzano/Bozen and Environs extends from Sarntal valley via the state capital Bolzano, to Salorno/Salurn. Located at between 200 and 3,000 m above sea level, possibilities for an active holiday abound throughout the year. Holidays...
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