South Tyrol's provincial museum of tourism inside Trauttmansdorff Castle, opened 2003 and covering 250 years of Alpine tourism including Tyrol's wine-and-hospitality history. Trilingual interactive exhibits in Italian, German and English.
Address: Via San Valentino 51A, 39012 Merano, Italy, Alto Adige
South Tyrol's provincial wine museum in the former tithe cellar of the Counts of Tyrol on Caldaro's Goldgasse, with the current Goldgasse home open since 1986 and permanent and seasonal exhibits on Alto Adige viticulture.
Private wine museum at Castel Rametz in Maia Alta, founded 1980 inside an estate cultivated since 1227 and the site of South Tyrol's first Pinot Noir vine planted in 1860. 800 years of viticultural heritage with 18th-century porphyry cellars.
Architecturally celebrated visitor centre at Cantina Tramin in a Werner Tscholl vine-branch building, with a designed wine-shop interior, public cellar walk, and exhibition on the Termeno Gewurztraminer story including the 100-point Epokale.
On a guided walk, discover the hidden sides of the city, admire Bolzano from above, marvel at vineyards and castle ruins, and taste fine wines at an old winery.
Enjoy a unique adventure filled with stunning vineyards, ancient train tunnels, and pristine forest lakes. Ride through breathtaking alpine trails!
Taste 6 biodynamic wines at the SKYWINE Pavilion above Bolzano. Learn about the Loacker philosophy, enjoy panoramic views, and discover the unique terroir of South Tyrol.
