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Where pleasure has its roots

In South Tyrol, there are places that capture you the moment you experience them. The vineyards are among them.

Imagine you’re standing right among the vines, a glass of wine in your hand, feeling the warm sun on your skin and tasting the wine exactly where it was grown. Here, winegrowing families have been tending their vines for generations. With a fine sense for nature, soil and the seasons, they bring their knowledge into every single wine.

This is how a wine full of character comes to life, shaped by the interplay of landscape and craftsmanship. An experience that stays with you long after.

Guided Wine experiences

Guided wine experiences in South Tyrol bring you close to what matters. You walk or cycle through vineyards with local winemakers. They show you the craft behind each bottle and explain the unique character of the wines. You move between villages, castles and mountains. Tastings in the vineyards sometimes come with live music. Here, landscape, people and wine belong together.

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Bike Wine Ambassadors 

Cycling  through Alto Adige's unique vineyard landscapes is an incomparable  experience in itself. You will have an even more entertaining and educational experience if you set off with one of South Tyrol's Bike Wine Ambassadors. They are certified bike guides who are highly experienced and passionate about wine. They offer individually planned bike tours that take you into the wonderful world of wine and to special winery spots in all Alto Adige's wine-growing regions.

Wine culture meets road bike

A road bike will take you straight to the heart of Alto Adige wine region. You cycle at your own pace along manageable routes that are sometimes challenging and sometimes relaxed, through areas of cultivation that date back centuries. As you pass vineyards, historic wineries with a touch of modern architecture, and quaint villages, you will experience a variety of landscapes, taste fine wines, and chat with winemakers. Immerse yourself in the region's ancient wine culture and savour it in every glass.

IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Monsorno

Hiking between cellars and vineyards

Alto Adige wine trails lead you through the sun-kissed wine-growing regions, past small wineries and old farmsteads. As you walk through the vineyard, you can sample wine at every turn. The Kurtatsch-Margreid-Kurtinig Wine Trail runs along the South Tyrolean Wine Route and introduces you to the wide range of grape varieties found in this region. The Terlano Wine Trail tells of the long white wine tradition. In Tramin, you can hike along the Gewürztraminer Trail, which takes you through the region where this aromatic grape variety originated. The Pinot Noir Trail takes you through vineyards in Neumarkt/Egna and Montan that are known for this elegant red wine. These trails offer a combination of exercise, culture and wine education.

IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Ivan Bortondello

Wine & Bike through Alto Adige wine landscape

South Tyrol is the perfect place to enjoy cycling and wine. The Central Wine Cycling Route leads through the Überetsch region. With views of picturesque vineyards and historic estates, you cycle past lake landscapes through the extensive vineyards of the Weißburgunder and Kaltern/Caldaro lakes. The Southern Wine Cycling Route offers views of the Unterland with its sun-kissed Gewürztraminer and Pinot Noir wine regions, combining aromatic diversity with impressive panoramas. Things get more challenging on the Great Überetsch-Unterland Loop, which combines several wine villages. The Vino 50 wine route in Margreid/Magrè offers a unique experience where architecture and wine come together to create something special. The Auer-Fleimstalbahn-San Lugano route takes you to higher altitudes, combining wine landscapes with the freshness of the Alps.

IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Manuel Ferrigato

Experience winemaking: up close and personal

In our 200 wineries, you get to know South Tyrolean wine right where it is made. Small family-run estates and large cooperatives carry this wine tradition forward. Each winery tells you a part of the land, the people and their work in the vineyards.

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Modern accents between old walls

Kurtatsch winery

The Kurtatsch winery features an architectural design, with a dolomite stone façade overlooking the wine route. Designed by architects Dell'Agnolo and Kelderer, the façade is reminiscent of the impressive "Millawand" rock face, on which the village of Kurtatsch is perched. The inviting wine shop, the Dolomite cellar and innovative terroir trail are also well worth a visit.

Kellerei Kurtatsch/Florian Andergasser

Bolzano/Bozen winery

This architectural masterpiece, Italy's  first climate-controlled winery, is harmoniously integrated into the hillside. It stands for traditional wine culture, sustainability and design. The modern building is particularly fascinating at night – the bronze façade, inspired by a vine leaf, seems to glow after sunset.  

Kellerei Bozen

Tramin winery

At the entrance to the wine village of Tramin, the winery building is modern and futuristic and can be seen from far afield. The green steel construction symbolises the connection between the vineyard and the wine cellar. Inside, wood, glass, and bold colours create a sense of airy transparency and elegance. The wine shop and tasting room extend like open arms into the landscape. 

IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Alex Moling

Pfitscher winery

Sustainability in harmony with nature — the Pfitscher winery in Montan is setting new standards. As Italy's first climate-certified winery, recognised in 2012, the environmentally friendly building blends in carefully with the vineyards and lets nature take the lead. In the tasting room, a glass front opens up a breathtaking panorama of the Südtiroler Unterland/Bassa Atesina.

Weingut Pfitscher/Tiberio Sorvillo

Kaltern/Caldaro winery

The wine centre's simple architectural elegance welcomes you at the entrance to Kaltern/Caldaro. Behind the glass façade with its vine leaf design, the history of the farms, wineries and squares in the wine-making village of Kaltern/Caldaro are brought to life. This is a must for anyone looking to experience Alto Adige wine culture!

Kellerei Kaltern/Alex Filz

Manincor winery

From outside, only the wooden pavilion housing the wine shop and the glass 'eye' of the tasting room, which offers views of Leuchtenburg Castle and Lake Caldaro, are visible. The winery itself was actually built underground in the vineyard. This architectural masterpiece provides a natural climate, ideal for gently processing the grapes from biodynamic cultivation.

Weingut Manincor

Sleeping where the wine grows

Historic manor houses, small hotels and wineries with guest rooms await you in South Tyrol’s wine-shaped landscapes. You decide whether to look out over the vineyards or up to the mountain peaks.

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