The South Tyrolean Wine Road is located in the south of South Tyrol and stretches from Terlano and Andriano to Salorno.
Image gallery: South of South Tyrol
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video : Appiano
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video : Termeno
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video : Caldaro
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video : South Tyrolean Wine Road
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video : Touring through the apple blossom
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video : Cycling on the southern Wine Road
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video : What about… the south of South Tyrol
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video : Experience the south of South Tyrol
One of the main characteristics of the southern area of South Tyrol is undoubtedly its climate, favouring the growth of palm trees, cypresses and lemon trees in the Val d’Adige valley, the Bassa Atesina and the Oltradige and not least grapevines and orchards. Recommendable to gourmets and oenophiles is the South Tyrolean Wine Route, connecting the villages in the bottom of the valley.
This is also where the warmest bathing lake in the Alps is located, which is Lake Caldaro. Castelchiaro, the symbol of the area, is reflected in its waters. By the way, the Oltradige is one of the richest areas of castles at all.
In marked contrast, however, the mountain areas of the south of South Tyrol: the Monte Regolo with the Monte Corno, Corno Corno Nero and Corno Bianco and at their feet the Rio delle Foglie canyon dating back to the Ice Age. The Mendola mountain range and the Salto are further beautiful hiking areas.