10 perfect photo spots in South Tyrol
From Überetsch to Eisacktal, from Meran to Tauferer Ahrntal, we have searched photogenic highlights for culture lovers and found a wide range of attractive spots. These are our favourites.
Impressive castles, picturesque arcades & modern museums
- Churburg Castle is located above Schluderns at the entrance of Matsch Valley. In spring, when it is the time of apple blossom your picturesque will be particularly beautiful.
- If you take a picture of Hocheppan Castle above Eppan from Kreideturm a little bit below, you can photograph the pentagonal tower the best way possible.
- In order to shoot not only Taufers Castle, but also the Zillertal Alps with Mt. Schwarzenstein, you will need a camera with a big zoom, standing in the meadows in the south of Sand in Taufers.
- Above Klausen, there is Säben Monastery on a steep rock. In autumn, when the leaves turn colourful, the view from Ketschtnweg path near Pardell to the monastery is highly recommended.
- From the Italian garden that is located in the terrace and water garden area, you can have wonderful perspectives of Trauttmansdorff Castle near Meran – with the mountains in the background.
- The arcades in Bozen with elegant boutiques and historical inns perfectly symbolise the charming South Tyrolean mix of Alpine tradition and Mediterranean lightness. From the fruit market, you can have a beautiful perspective of the arcades.
- Zwölferturm tower, the landmark of Sterzing, can be shot best from Neustadt. The Neustadt (“new city”) is the southern part of the historical city centre that dates back to the 15th century.
- The arcades of Glurns is frequently used for film productions thanks to their medieval charm. Also, they are an excellent photo spot. The solid city walls of the smallest city in South Tyrol are completely preserved.
- Mt. Kronplatz is first and foremost an excellent skiing area in winter. However, the Messner Mountain Museum Corones is even more beautiful without snow on the summit plateau.
- In contrast, we think about the Pass Museum on Timmelsjoch Pass, when there is some snow on the pass between the valleys of Ötztal and Passeiertal. The museum building is one of five elements of Timmelsjoch Experience.
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The new Pass Museum at Timmelsjoch pass reflects the cross-border nature of Timmelsjoch Experience. Inside the museum, visitors will learn more about the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road.
Tourismusvereien Passeiertal - Benjamin Pfitscher
The "Zwölferturm" was built from 1468 to 1472 and is 46 m high. The tower was once the northernmost city gate and observation tower for the local fire brigade later.
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The Säben Monastery, is near the town of Chiusa, located on the mountain Säbener and it is inhabited by nuns.
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Churburg/Coira Castle home the largest private armory and a fabulous gallery.
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From spring until autumn, the Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle are a colourful paradise with plants from all over the world.
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Selected accommodations in South Tyrol
Frühstückspension & Appartements Panorama
- Fantastic views
- Garden with pool & sauna
- Vineyard tour with tasting
- Bicycle cellar & charging station for e-bikes
- Private jetty on Lake Kaltern
- Sunny panoramic location
- In the middle of an alpine mountain world
- Cosy rooms & comfortable apartments
- Perfect for hiking lovers
- Glacier ski area nearby
- Panoramic view of the Etsch Valley
- Wellness area with indoor & outdoor pool
- Regional cuisine
- Active holiday in the midst of nature
- Central location between Bozen and Meran
- Cosy apartments with all amenities
- Large garden with playground and barbecue
- Genuine and tasty farm products
- Free entry to the Latsch swimming pool
- Discounts for the Tarscher Alm ski lift











