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Wine and architecture on the Alto Adige Wine Road

Wine and architecture on the Alto Adige Wine Road

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Wine and architecture on the Alto Adige Wine Road

02:49

60.3km

560m

South of Bolzano/Bozen, around 200 metres (650 ft) above the Etschtal/Val d’Adige valley floor, lies the Überetsch/Oltradige plateau, home to almost a third of all vineyards in Alto Adige. The …

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Last updated: April 7, 2025

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Cantina Bozen

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A striking cube-shaped winery that combines modern design with deep-rooted tradition. The Bozen Winery, founded in 2001 through the merger of the older Bolzano wineries Gries and St. Magdalena, is …

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8.33 km

Winery St. Michael-Eppan

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The St. Michael-Eppan Winery, founded in 1907, is today one of the most renowned wineries in South Tyrol and Italy. With 320 members who cultivate their vineyards in harmony with …

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12.4 km

Cantina Kaltern

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Since 2016, the Kaltern Winery has united 590 members under its umbrella, cultivating a total of 440 hectares of vineyards. The cooperative sees itself as a "big family" that holds …

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17.8 km

Manincor

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Manincor combines historic charm with a deep commitment to biodynamic winemaking. With 50 hectares of vineyards, the winery in Kaltern is one of the largest and most traditional in South …

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24.1 km

The Tramin Winery is comprised of 300 winegrowers who form a cooperative. The winery's striking architecture, inspired by the structure of the vine, is a distinctive feature, blending beautifully into …

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25.3 km

Tenuta J.Hofstätter

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In 1907, Josef Hofstätter founded a winery in Tramin, which is now the largest family-run winery in South Tyrol. Under the management of Martin Foradori, the winery operates on over …

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25.6 km

Elena Walch

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Elena Walch, originally an architect, joined the Walch winemaking family in Tramin and dedicated herself to viticulture. With her commitment and self-confidence, she consistently implemented her vision of sustainability in …

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30.1 km

Cantina Kurtatsch

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The Kurtatsch Winery has established itself as a true pioneer in the South Tyrolean wine world, especially when it comes to the diversity of its vineyards and sustainable production. This …

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60.3 km

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34.9 km

17.2 km

4.91 km

2.04 km

1.19 km

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55.8 km

3.54 km

702 m

161 m

125 m

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Südtirol I Alto Adige I South TyrolMarch 20, 2025

South of Bolzano/Bozen, around 200 metres (650 ft) above the Etschtal/Val d’Adige valley floor, lies the Überetsch/Oltradige plateau, home to almost a third of all vineyards in Alto Adige. The centrepiece of this wine-growing region is Lake Kaltern/Lago di Caldaro. The Alto Adige Wine Road brings prosperity

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Wine and architecture on the Alto Adige Wine Road

Cantina Bozen

Winery St. Michael-Eppan

Cantina Kaltern

Manincor

Cantina Tramin

Tenuta J.Hofstätter

Elena Walch

Cantina Kurtatsch

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