Appiano, considered to be the land of castles and wine, is located only 10 km from Bolzano along the South Tyrolean Wine Route.
Image gallery: Appiano sulla Strada del Vino
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video : Sunrise on Appiano
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video : South Tyrolean Wine Road
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video : The San Paolo Parish Church
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video : Boymont Castle near Appiano
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video : Freudenstein Castle in Appiano
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video : Cycling through the apple blossom
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video : Long Wednesday in Appiano
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video : San Paolo Parish Church
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video : Weekly market in Appiano
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video : Walcher Estate Distillery in Appiano
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video : Three Castles Walk in Appiano
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video : A day in Appiano
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video : Moos Castle in Appiano
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video : Hiking tip: Bergner Kreuz peak
The large market town of Appiano, including the 11 localities of San Michele, Cornaiano, San Paolo, Monticolo, Frangarto, Riva di Sotto, Missiano, Perdonico, Gaido, Appiano Monte and Ganda, is mainly characterised by fruit-growing and viticulture.
Appiano nestles on the slopes of the Mendola mountain range, in part on a moraine hill of the last Ice Age. Archaeologic findings of the Bronze Age and the Middle Ages testify an early settlement of this area. The famous Roman Road „Via Claudia Augusta“ takes across today's municipal area, even if its exact course is unknown.
There is much to do and see in Appiano: from the Wine Culture Weeks in summer to the Wine Cellar Festival and the "Paulsner Dorffest" in September, the Toerggele tradition in autumn and ice skating on the frozen Lake of Monticolo in winter.
Our tip: a hike to the Ice Holes of Appiano, a particular natural phenomenon, offering a cool breeze even on hot summer days.