When is the best time to travel to South Tyrol?

The summer and autumn months of July, August, and September are particularly popular. The period from April to October is ideal for hikers and cyclists, while skiers and winter hikers can enjoy the winter months.

Spring starts particularly early in the Merano region with temperatures around 20 degrees. By the end of March, the area around Merano has already awakened from its winter sleep.

Durchschnittliche Min. und Max.-Temperaturen in Meran im Jahr 2023

Source: Meteorological Office – Bolzano

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Vacation in South Tyrol

Jagdhof

A vacation destination for diverse tastes in Latsch, where active travelers, foodies, and couples can indulge in a range of activities, unwind in the wellness area, and savor gourmet delights.

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Preidlhof

An exclusive adults-only resort in Naturns, infused with Mediterranean flair, combining premium wellness, gourmet cuisine, and active relaxation amidst the sun-kissed mountains of South Tyrol.

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Lindenhof

A luxurious resort in Naturns, combining thermal wellness, gourmet delights, and active breaks for families and adults alike, in a refined and elegant setting.

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Feldhof

A family-friendly resort in Naturns, offering a sky-high spa, extensive wellness facilities, and dedicated childcare, providing an exceptional vacation experience for both adults and children alike.

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Bike routes

Discover the cycle paths around Bolzano, Merano, in the Vinschgau and Passeier Valley. South Tyrol offers over 400 km of cycle paths for families and sports enthusiasts.

Fahrradweg Vinschgau zwischen Kastelbell und Latsch

Vinschgau-Val Venosta: Reschen to Merano

One of the most beautiful and diversified bike paths in the Alpine region.

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Etschtal: Merano to Bolzano

The Apple Cycle Path connects Meran and Bozen with almost no incline.

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Radwegbeschilderung im Passeiertal bei Saltaus

Passeier Valley

The bike path winds its way into the Passeiertal valley on a gentle gravel trail, passing through orchards, vineyards, and a golf course, before continuing through meadows to St. Leonhard.

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