The Alto Adige Wine Road

A place where enjoyment meets history

Between Nals and Salorno, in the south of South Tyrol, the South Tyrolean Wine Road winds through one of the country’s most beautiful regions. Stretching over 150 kilometers, it connects villages steeped in history, wineries brimming with character, and people who have been cultivating wine for generations.

The landscape is characterized by vineyards nestled on sunny slopes. Figs, olives, and lemons grow among them – a sign of the mild climate that prevails here. Old manor houses, historic castles, and modern wine cellars speak of the long tradition and sense of quality that characterizes this region.

About two–thirds of all South Tyrolean wine comes from here – a clear sign of the importance of this area. But it’s not just the wine that makes this place special. It’s the interplay of nature, culture, and hospitality. Those who travel here quickly realize: it’s about more than just enjoyment – ​​it’s about arriving, discovering, and feeling good.

Bozen, the vibrant capital of South Tyrol, is also located directly on the Wine Road. Here, Alpine clarity meets southern lightness – in the architecture, the cuisine, and everyday life. The South Tyrolean Wine Road isn’t a place you simply drive through. It’s an experience that lasts.

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Alto Adige Wine Road
Kellereistraße 10
I-39052 Kaltern (BZ)
Tel +39 0471 860 659

Homepage: South Tyrolean Wine Road
E-Mail: info@suedtiroler-weinstrasse.it