Explore South Tyrol's cities

South Tyrol's Culture & Italian Charm in South Tyrol's Cities

South Tyrol's towns, where Italian charm and South Tyrolean culture meet, are rich in history and cultural attractions.

Klausen - Eisacktal:

Below the mighty Säben monastery is the medieval town of Klausen. The narrow streets and narrow houses make the town a sight to behold.

Brixen - Eisack Valley:

The 1000-year-old former bishop's town of Brixen with its 70,000 m² shopping mile makes the town a popular destination.

Bolzano - South Tyrol:

Bolzano is the capital of sightseeing and museums (Ötzimuseum), historical buildings and shopping streets.
 

Merano - Meraner Land:

The wonderful promenades and perfect shopping opportunities in a distinctive landscape attract many to Merano every year.

Bruneck - Pustertal:

A town nestled in the mountain world of the Dolomites and the peaks of the main Alpine ridge, where the town streets are filled with many great shops.

Sterzing - Wipptal:

The "Fugger town" of Sterzing near the Brenner Pass, the first town in South Tyrol to be called the gateway to the south.

Laives - South Tyrol

Between huge apple fields is the youngest town in South Tyrol, Leifers, with many leisure activities.

Glurns - Vinschga

Glurns a town with only 800 inhabitants, a visit is like a journey back in time.