Settequerce

Located only few km from Bolzano, Settequerce, a component locality of Terlano, boasts a total of 900 inhabitants

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The village of Settequerce is located in the south of the municipality of Terlano, on the road to Bolzano.
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View from the Neuhaus Castle ruin on the vineyards in the Val d’Adige valley near Settequerce.
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Settequerce has about 900 inhabitants.
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The church of St. Antonius from the 17th century is situated near the Deutschhaus manor.
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The parish church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, built in 1913, is located along the Bolzano Road in the centre of the village.
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Various estates and residences are located in the orchards and vineyards of Settequerce. In the picture Großkarnell.
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The castle ruin Greifenstein, also known as Sauschloss, is located at 751 m a.s.l. above Settequerce and can be reached via a steep hiking trail.
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Driving from Bolzano towards Merano, you immediately reach the little village of Settequerce. Located at 264 m a.s.l., it extends along the South Tyrolean Wine Route and is surrounded by apple orchards and vineyards.

What you should not miss is a visit to the Sacro Cuore Parish Church as well as the Deutschhaus S. Antonio di Padova church. A wayside shrine, located in the middle of the forest above the village, reminds on the presumed apparition of the Blessed Mother on September 27, 1992.

Cyclists love to experience the landscape along the Bolzano-Merano cycling trail, stretching in a landscape of orchards. To those who love hiking, however, we recommend a walk to Greifenstein Castle, rising high above Settequerce. Constructed in the 12th century, the castle ruin today bears the name “Sauschloss”, which literally translated means “pork castle”, as according to a legend a pork was thrown out of the castle.

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