South Tyrol is synonymous with tranquility, authenticity, hospitality, nature, green valleys, white mountains, wine, and joy of life. From our accommodations in South Tyrol, discover the stunning location amidst vineyards. Hiking and cycling tours through the beautiful landscape of the nearby Dolomites offer relaxation and physical balance. The nearby lakes, such as Montiggler Lake and Lake Kaltern, invite you to take a refreshing swim. The proximity to Bolzano, Kaltern, Eppan, and Merano makes it an excellent starting point for shopping trips and strolling through the cities.
You can experience this diverse range of leisure activities from our accommodation in South Tyrol, whether alone, as a couple, or with your entire family. Combine relaxation and outdoor activities and unwind in our wellness oasis in the evening. Our hotel, located along the South Tyrol Wine Road in Eppan, near Bolzano and Merano, is ideally situated for a variety of activities, both in the city and nature.
Wine, fruit, green valleys, snow-white mountains, and tranquil lakes – South Tyrol conjures up images of authenticity, nature, and serenity. This relaxing and sporty atmosphere has contributed to the uniqueness of the region. Whether spending your holiday at the many lakes in Kaltern and Eppan, at the foot of the impressive Dolomites, hiking or cycling in the surrounding hills, or exploring the historic village centers, South Tyrol offers exactly what you’re looking for: magnificent nature, excellent hospitality, and outstanding cuisine.
South Tyrol is also rich in historical sites and monuments. Take a walk through the arcades and the fruit market in Bolzano, where Italian and German cultures meet, inhale the southern flair, relax with a coffee at Walther Square, and then visit the impressive cathedral. A visit to the fruit market or the old town of Bolzano allows you to experience the South Tyrolean lifestyle while enjoying the Italian charm of the city.
Eppan on the Wine Road, where our hotel is located, lies on the wine hills around Bolzano and consists of picturesque wine villages, nestled between countless medieval castles, in the midst of a hilly vineyard landscape. Eppan and the Überetsch region are among the richest in castles, not only in South Tyrol but in all of Europe!
The surroundings of our hotel and vacation apartments (Eppan, Bolzano, Merano, and Kaltern) offer something for everyone: blooming fruit trees in spring, idyllic swimming lakes in summer, and colorful beech and chestnut forests, along with vine-laden hillsides in autumn. The name South Tyrol is no coincidence: the southern alpine location gives us plenty of sunny days, while the mid-mountain climate around Bolzano and Merano offers a balanced atmosphere.
Well-marked hiking, mountain biking, and cycling trails through the surrounding hills and mountains, as well as the nearby lakes, invite you to stay active. Hiking and climbing tours in the Dolomites are also part of the "must-do" list for our active guests.
This medieval castle is a must-see, located along a scenic walking trail from our hotel, passing by Schloss Korb and the Boymont ruins. It’s perfect for those who want to take in views of Bolzano, the Dolomites, and Merano while enjoying a light hike.
From our house, countless small paths through vineyards and historical estates from a bygone era invite you to stroll and hike. Enjoy the view of Überetsch, Bolzano, and the distant Dolomites.
The ice holes between Eppan and Kaltern are local cold air areas where temperatures significantly differ from the usual regional ones, especially noticeable in summer. This small area hosts plants that would typically only be found in high mountain regions.
The Salten is the alpine landscape around Hafling and Jenesien between Merano and Bolzano. After a short drive, larch trees, lush alpine meadows, and numerous taverns await the hiker visiting the homeland of the Haflinger horse.
The proximity to the popular lakes in South Tyrol offers a refreshing break in nature, perfect for swimming, pedal boating, fishing, and even surfing. These lakes are also easily accessible by bike and connected to well-maintained forest roads, making them a popular destination for mountain bikers. For those wanting a day trip to the south, Lake Garda is just over an hour away by car and offers a Mediterranean flair.
And once again, wine: the vineyards of Überetsch & South Tyrol.
Visit some of the wine events and taste the exquisite wines at the many wineries; renowned wine cellars such as Tramin, Kaltern, Eppan, Girlan, and St. Pauls offer wine tastings and seminars – a must for wine enthusiasts.
From our apartments, you can also see the wine village of St. Pauls with its country church. A guided tour of this historical building, followed by a stroll through the old alleys, is highly recommended.
Besides wine, South Tyrol is also the land of apples. Hiking and cycling tours through the surrounding orchards offer a perfect combination of physical activity and interesting insights, especially in spring and autumn. A particularly enjoyable experience is biking or taking the train (which can be rented locally) to the Vinschgau Valley.
The proximity to Bolzano (10 km), the spa town of Merano (30 km), Lake Garda (80 km), and the cities of Verona (Opera) (140 km) and Venice (200 km) offers a variety of day trip options and shopping opportunities.
After an active day, you can enjoy the excellent South Tyrolean cuisine at local inns and restaurants while sipping a glass of fine red wine. Numerous culinary events in the communities of Eppan and Kaltern provide plenty of variety.
One-day apple and wine seminars, cellar tours with wine tastings, guided hikes, village and church tours, classical concerts in the castle garden, or concerts by the local music band, open-air events at Montiggler Lake, wine and village festivals, and the international castle ride – there's something for everyone.
An exciting experience awaits at the Archaeological Museum, where you can learn about Ötzi, the man from the ice, and gain an overview of the past. The famous spa town of Merano, with its old arcades and impressive old town, is also a must-visit. Whether strolling along the famous Passer Promenade or the scenic paths above and around Merano, the town and especially the Trauttmansdorff Castle Gardens will enchant you.
Don’t miss a visit to the Messner Mountain Museum (MMM). Located at Sigmundskron Castle near Bolzano, this museum created by extreme mountaineer Reinhold Messner is an unforgettable experience.
