History & Events

When we speak of history and culture, we do not associate it with something old-fashioned or even a dusty atmosphere. Of course, you always can see the time-honoured traditions, for example the Tramin Village Museum which was opened in 1989. However, without a stuffy atmosphere or pompous demands.

Everything is lively. And full of fun. The "Egetmann" parade at the carnival, for example. The parade with a broad variety of carriages and historic figures originates from an old tradition in which winter was driven out of the land. The so-called "Schnappviecher" are a fundamental part of this event and inseparable from Tramin.

No less history-ridden are Tramin's cultural monuments. A special gem is the little church St. Jakob in Kastelaz. Unobtrusive but still visible from afar, it thrones on a small hill, covered in vineyards, situated just above the village. Inside, it contains the oldest Roman frescoes in the German-speaking area.  

Churches in Tramin
	Tramin's historical religious buildings present an unusual blend of northern and southern elements - a merging of the great epochs of European Art in South Tyrol.  Parish Church of St....more
Culture Links
	Merano FestivalInternational Meran Music WeeksToblachGustav Mahler Weeks in ToblachArena of VeronaThe arena of Verona.TessmannSouth Tyrol's largest libraryNature parksSouth Tyrol's nature parks at a...more
The Tramin Village Museum & other intersting museums
The Tramin Village Museum   Opening hours: from April to November Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 to 12.00 a.m. Wednsday from 10.00 to 12.00 a.m. and from 4.00 to 6.00 p.m.  Guided...more

 

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