Nalles

Nalles is the southernmost municipality of Merano & surroundings and is located along the South Tyrolean Wine Route.

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The village of Nalles has its walls, streets, farms and fruit orchards decorated with roses. No wonder it is referred to as the Rose Village. Situated in the Val d’Adige valley and enjoying a Mediterranean climate, the cities of Meran and Bolzano can be easily reached. The wine tradition here has deep roots and the empress Sissi used to come here to enjoy the hiking trails during her excursions. Come spend a day with us exploring historical and culinary trails.
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video: South Tyrolean Wine Road

The South Tyrolean Wine Road stretches from Nalles to Bolzano, and via the Oltradige and the Bassa Atesina areas to Salorno. It comprises about 90% of the South Tyrolean wine production, including the typical varieties of wine such as the Merlot and Lagrein, as well as the Pinot gris and the Chardonnay. The one of South Tyrol is the most ancient wine road of Italy!

The municipality of Nalles is situated about 16 km in the south of Merano and stretches from 300 to 1,000 m asl. With a number of inhabitants of 1,800, Nalles is surrounded by a scenic landscape of fruit orchards and vine-yards. The mild climate prevailing in the basin of Merano also reaches Nalles, making olive and lime trees flourish. However, a plant for which Nalles is above all known is the rose, thriving in every corner of the locality. For this reason Nalles is also called the “village of roses”.

Nalles is by the way venue for a series of events taking place in the course of the year: starting with the mountain bike race “cross-country E1″ in spring, followed by the classic motorbike race and the horse riding festival as well as the village fair, taking place every two years.

Highlight and main attraction of the village is Castel Schwanburg, dating back to the 13th century. This ancient building hosts the most ancient private wine cellar of South Tyrol, ideal for tasting a glass of good wine.

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