Castle in Tisens – View of Prissiano loop from Vilpian-Nals - Vilpiano-Nalles

Castle in Tisens – View of Prissiano loop from Vilpian-Nals - Vilpiano-Nalles

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Castle in Tisens – View of Prissiano loop from Vilpian-Nals - Vilpiano-Nalles

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25.2km

470m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Cycle Path Through the Apple Orchards to Merano

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South Tyrol and fruit growing
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Apple Orchards Between Lana and Nalles

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Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary (Pfarrkirche Maria Himmelfahrt), Niederlana

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Schnatterpeck altar, Lana
The Schnatterpeck altar in Lana, a carved and richly gilded winged altarpiece, dates from the Late Gothic period. It was created by the Swabian sculptor Hans Schnatterpeck …

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Brandis Castle

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Beautiful South Tyrolean town with a small town center

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View of the Val d'Adige from Naraun Tunnel

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Directly in front of the tunnel at Naraun you can see the valley from a small alternative point. Be careful when crossing the street!

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Tesimo Parish Church

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