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Up to the alpine pasture in the morning, under the arbor in the afternoon, and at a special table in the evening. Discover your South Tyrol: travel ideas, favorite spots, and hotels between the Dolomites and the Wine Route.
Mountain adventures, city walks, or a getaway at a hotel: Choose your theme and discover the stories that go with it.
Our travel guides and excursion tips—sorted by interest. New posts are added automatically.
From wellness hotels to secluded retreats in the Dolomites: Get to know our partner hotels. The hotel map will help you find the perfect place for your trip.
A Profile of the Hotel Hilburger in Schenna: A four-star boutique hotel owned by the Pföstl family, featuring 43 rooms, an indoor-outdoor pool with mountain views, a sauna area, and artwork on the property.
A profile of the Vitalhotel Erica in Deutschnofen: A four-star hotel owned by the Brunner family since 1939, featuring an indoor and outdoor pool, eight saunas, bike-friendly accommodations, and double rooms starting at €135 per person with three-quarter board.
A look at the Romantik Hotel Stafler in Mauls: 14 room categories, the Michelin-starred Einhorn gourmet restaurant, its own estate, and double rooms starting at €66 per person.
The Cendevaves Alpine Silence Hotel on Monte Pana in Val Gardena offers 28 suites with views of the Langkofel, hiking trails starting right from the hotel, and a wellness center nestled in the heart of the Dolomites.
A profile of the Waltershof Adventure Hotel in St. Nikolaus in the Ulten Valley: 37 rooms and suites, the Ultner Badln sauna complex, over 700 wines in the wine bar, and half-board starting at €141 per person.
A Profile of the Mirabell Dolomites Hotel in Olang: The 1,800 m² Aurora Spa, 130 treatments, its own golf course, and Kronplatz right on its doorstep, plus prices, packages, and directions.
A Profile of the Mountain Hotel in Sexten: 82 rooms and suites, six pools and saunas, ski-in/ski-out access, and organic cuisine, plus prices, seasonal dates, and directions.
A Profile of Terra – The Magic Place in the Sarntal Valley: eight rooms, three suites, two Michelin stars, a small spa, restaurant prices, how to get there, and experiences.
A Profile of the Aman Rosa Alpina in St. Kassian: 51 rooms and suites, a 1,684 m² spa, six dining and drinking venues, plus prices, seasonal dates, and directions.
Golf on the 9-hole "The Blue Monster" course, four padel courts, and a 250 m² spa: a look at The Lodge Sports Hotel in Eppan on the Wine Route—including green fees, room categories, and directions.
Whether you start from a Dolomite peak, a vineyard, or a city: Discover the landscapes and places that are right for your vacation.
A good meal and a nice hotel can be reasons to travel in and of themselves. Here you'll find the right places to help you plan your trip.
Our restaurant profiles tell you about the cuisine and the hosts. On the Italy map, you'll also find the addresses in South Tyrol and can go directly to the restaurant's profile.
A pool, a sauna, or a quiet spot on the terrace: In the hotel profiles, you'll find out what each hotel has to offer for your getaway.
South Tyrol changes with altitude and the seasons. Plan your trip based on what you want to experience—be sure to check opening hours and conditions for your specific travel dates.
Gardens, irrigation channels, and the first warm days in the valleys. There may still be snow at higher elevations.
Hiking days, trips to the water, and long evenings outdoors. Choose hikes that suit the weather, your fitness level, and the elevation.
Colorful valleys, a visit to the city, and time to enjoy regional cuisine. For mountain hikes, plan for the shorter days.
Downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, or a relaxing day at the spa. Seasonal dates and snow conditions vary by region.
Golf Courses and Excursions Around South Tyrol: Find the right course on the map and read the profile to learn more about its location, layout, and playing options.
New stories and developments from South Tyrol's hotels.
Upcoming events from our calendar—including dates, locations, and additional information.
Check the current conditions before you leave. For local excursions, consult schedules, weather forecasts, and the information provided by your lodging.
Road construction, road closures, and weather conditions may affect your route. The traffic overview shows the latest updates for South Tyrol.
You can find transportation options and tickets at südtirolmobil. Ask your hotel if it participates in the Südtirol Guest Pass and what services are included.
Check the forecast for your destination. For mountain hikes, it’s also important to check the current trail conditions and the operating hours of the mountain railways.
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From choosing a destination to getting there: Answers to help you plan your trip.
It depends on when you're traveling. In the spring, the focus is on gardens and walks in the valleys; in the summer, on hikes and alpine pastures; in the fall, on vineyards and regional cuisine; and in the winter, on snow and winter sports. Altitude, weather, and operating hours determine what's possible during your trip.
Start by focusing on your interests: the Dolomites and the Upper Puster Valley for mountain scenery, Merano and the surrounding area for city walks and gardens, and Bolzano and the Wine Route for culture and wine. In the section Areas you'll find more starting points and the related posts.
In the section, select Travel Ideas the „Hiking & Nature“ or „Skiing & Winter“ filter. The selection is loaded from our South Tyrol travel posts and supplemented with new, relevant articles.
On Top Hotels South Tyrol Our partner hotels are marked on the South Tyrol map. The dots lead to the hotel profiles. Below, you can compare the hotels and their offerings.
You can reach many places and attractions by bus and train. Check the schedule and the last return trip for your specific destination at südtirolmobil. It's especially worth checking before booking when it comes to remote accommodations and seasonal routes.
No. You can get it at participating lodging establishments. It is valid for your stay, but not for all modes of transportation: Long-distance trains and certain special routes, among others, are excluded. You can find detailed information on its validity and use at the South Tyrol Guest Pass.
That depends on your route through Austria. The A13 Brenner Highway is a toll road; no additional vignette is required on this section. A vignette may be required for other sections of highway you use. Check your route at ASFINAG.
Under Events in South Tyrol Here are the upcoming events from our calendar. In each event listing, you'll find the location, program, and additional details. Please check with the organizer for any last-minute changes.
Official Information: Traveling to South Tyrol · South Tyrol Guest Pass · Vignette and Toll Road Fees. Please check schedules, hours of operation, and terms and conditions before your trip.