Törggelen in Bozen & environs
With lovely vineyards, sunny hills and glittering rivers Bozen and environs is more looking alike a Mediterranean landscape than a Tyrolean one.

Roasted chestnuts
© giocult / Fotolia.comBut don’t let yourself be fooled: the wine villages, cellars and the harvest tradition are typically South Tyrolean!
Törggele tips in Bozen & environs
- Föhrner Hof
Far away from the bustle in the city of Bozen in the hamlet Glaning dominate quietness and peace. The idyllic hamlet is reachable in a 40-minute excursion from Bozen, the capital of South Tyrol. And the excursion pays off: in Glaning there is a great harvest farm, the Föhrner, where you can enjoy a big variety of dumplings, asparagus soups, self-made sausages, roasted chestnuts and an excellent Müller Thurgau wine. What a pleasure! Phone: +39 0471 287 181. - Haidbergerhof
The fruit farm Haidbergerhof in Lengstein on Rotten does not produce their own wine, but is a top tip for Törggelen too. Enjoy delicious homemade fruit juices, bread, dumplings and fried krapfen as well as chestnuts. Phone: +39 0471 352 885.
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A centuries-old South Tyrolean tradition
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The traditional "Törggelen" with chestnuts and new wine is becoming increasingly famous.
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Roasted chestnuts
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