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Schlanders - Silandro

Schlanders / Silandro

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Schlanders - Silandro

Schlanders / Silandro

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Schlanders / Silandro

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Location: Schlanders - Silandro, South Tyrol, Italy

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1. Jakobsweg Laas pilgrimage trail from Sonnenberg to Cavia Pass

27.0km

08:54

900m

Ancient pilgrimage path through Vinschgau valley with medieval chapel stops and alpine views.

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2. Schlanders / Silandro – Schlandersberg Castle loop from Schlanders - Silandro

4.43km

02:06

330m

340m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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3. Ilzwaal – St. Ägidius / San Egidio loop from Schlanders - Silandro

5.14km

01:47

200m

Moderate hike. Great for any fitness level. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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Daniel

July 6, 2018

In addition to a wide range of shopping opportunities, Schlanders also has a very pretty town center with the church, which can be seen from afar, as a landmark. The pedestrian zone is very pretty, cafes and inns invite you to stop and linger. The nature park house is also beautifully prepared and offers a lot of interesting information about the Stelvio National Park with free entry. The swimming pool is also worth a visit and the mini golf course opposite is also very nice.

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Kauai

September 26, 2017

The Schlandersburg is not a castle but a residence, the construction of which began around 1200.
Today it houses a library and authorities.

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Anette

November 21, 2016

If you descend from Schlandersburg Castle in the direction of Schlanders, you come across a beautiful meadow with an apple tree. My advice: pause and take a little break. the view and the mood are recommended.

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Biggix

September 13, 2019

Schlanders is a slightly larger place in Vinschgau. There are numerous cafes, inns, hotels. In the pedestrian zone many small shops invite you to stroll and linger. Of course not to forget the sights like Schlandersburg, town hall, the churches (for example Maria Himmelfahrt with the highest bell tower in Tyrol) etc.

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R.Bungartz

August 28, 2021

Schlanders is recommended as a hiking area for a varied active holiday. The Waalwege, which can be walked all year round, are particularly suitable here. Due to the small differences in altitude, a hike along the narrow water channels is a great experience for children too.

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Karin 🐾 🇺🇦 🕊

August 28, 2021

It is probably the most magnificent residence in Silandro. The tower-like core building erected around 1200 is still in the west wing, today's public library. At the end of the 16th century, the owners at the time, Count Hendl, expanded it into a residential palace with the north and east wings. This also created the two-storey arcade courtyard and a chapel. Around 1800 the castle passed to the Counts Trapp. It has been state-owned and the seat of public offices since the end of the 20th century. (Information board on site)

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Reinhard

February 25, 2017

Travel options: By train from Schlanders via Meran, Bolzano

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BarneySchmid

June 25, 2018

Nice castle with museum

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Biggix

September 11, 2019

The tower-like core building was built around the year 1200. At the end of the 16th century it was expanded into a residential palace with a two-story arcade courtyard and chapel.
Since the end of the 20th century it has been in the state council and seat of public offices.

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R.Bungartz

August 28, 2021

The Schlandersburg was built as a residential castle for Hendl around 1600. The castle has been expanded to become the most important Renaissance building in Vinschgau. In 1988 the state of South Tyrol took over the castle. Today it houses offices such as the public library, the employment office and the forestry office.

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Karin 🐾 🇺🇦 🕊

August 28, 2021

Schlanders in South Tyrol, the capital of the Vinschgau, has around 6000 inhabitants. The community is nestled between the Ötztal Alps of the rear Schlandrauntal, the Lasa mountains opposite and the typical Vinschger orchards and vineyards in the geographic center of the Vinschgau. Schlanders is the economic center of the entire Vinschgau, seat of numerous companies, cooperatives and the hospital. vinschgau.net

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Biggix

September 12, 2019

Along the sun promenade is also the "chestnut Waalweg" - there are many chestnut trees here ...

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Goofystyle

August 1, 2020

Nice property, unfortunately not accessible = private property

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R.Bungartz

August 28, 2021

From here you can tackle some beautiful walks and hikes. For example, a visit to the waterfall on the Schlandrauner Bach or a hike along the Ilswaal.

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Karin 🐾 🇺🇦 🕊

August 28, 2021

Quiet little place, starting point for various hikes. Highly recommended as a last stop or a stroll in the small alleys.

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Steffen

June 5, 2018

A dream for hiking. Countless hiking trails. Schlanders is a bit above. But the effort is worth it.

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BarneySchmid

June 25, 2018

Nice quiet place, ideal for cycling and hiking

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Biggix

September 11, 2019

Plawennpark or Plawennplatz. In this beautifully landscaped park there is a music pavilion where there are often small concerts. There is a large playground next door, making Plawennplatz a popular meeting place in Silandro.
Right next to or on Plawennplatz is the beautiful town hall and just a few meters further is the parish church of Maria Himmelfahrt.

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Landstreicher 🇸🇪

April 25, 2023

Vinschgau's heart and centre, both geographically and administratively, is the market town of Schlanders. The charm of a small town, rural atmosphere and untouched nature await you in the heart of Vinschgau.

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Meli

May 4, 2023

A very nice place with great cafes and the Italian style! We recommend!

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Jörg Schnitzler 😃🎶😉

June 27, 2023

Schlanders is a beautiful little town.

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Andreas C.

October 1, 2020

Short and quiet but nice pedestrian zone

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Jörg Schnitzler 😃🎶😉

December 29, 2021

Nice little town, you get everything you need.

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Darian

June 11, 2022

Also beautiful in autumn

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Schlanders / Silandro

1. Jakobsweg Laas pilgrimage trail from Sonnenberg to Cavia Pass

2. Schlanders / Silandro – Schlandersberg Castle loop from Schlanders - Silandro

3. Ilzwaal – St. Ägidius / San Egidio loop from Schlanders - Silandro

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