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Crisp apples from South Tyrol

South Tyrol is, with its 18,000 hectares of farmland, the largest orchard of Europe. The entire valley is full of wonderful fruits: apricots, grapes, cherries, strawberries, berries.

The most popular fruit and especially the symbol of Vinschgau is the apple. The whole area around Bozen, Vinschgau, Eisacktal is characterised by a temperate climate and is kissed by the sun for more than 300 days a year. In fact, these areas are well-suited to cultivate apples and other fruits.

The sun, the temperatures and the air give a wonderful scent and taste to this fruit! South Tyrol produces 30 % of national production of apples. The varieties of apples that can be found in the South Tyrol are many, like: Stark Delicious, golden Delicious, Royal Gala, Fuji, Granny Smith, Pink Lady. Many qualities are new and were obtained from crosses such as Jonagold, Braeburn, Elstar and Idared.

Apples are the main ingredient for many dishes in the kitchen just as cakes, strudel, apple juice and vinegar.

Pur Südtirol
Meran, Lana, Bruneck, Brixen & Bozen
+39 0473 012113
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Apples from South Tyrol
Apples from South Tyrol

A quality product from South Tyrol

© IDM/Südtiroler Apfelkonsortium/Patrick Schwienbacher
Fruit market in Bozen
Fruit market in Bozen

On the fruit market in Bozen, you can buy apples from South Tyrol and from other regions.

© Verkehrsamt Bozen - Luca Guadagnini
Apples from South Tyrol
Apples from South Tyrol

Crispy, juicy, sweet: Apples from South Tyrol are not only popular in this region.

© Tourismusverein Südtiroler Unterland - Albert Ceolan
Apple trees in Natz
Apple trees in Natz

Around the village of Natz, there are many apple orchards.

© Tourismusverein Natz-Schabs - Hannes Niederkofler
South Tyrolean apples
South Tyrolean apples

The crunchy, juicy and sweet fruit from South Tyrol is cultivated in different regions.

© Tourismusverein Natz-Schabs - Hannes Niederkofler
Apples from South Tyrol
Apples from South Tyrol

300 sunny days and 2,000 sunny hours are ideal for growing apples in South Tyrol.

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