One of the reasons for coming on holiday to South Tyrol is typical South Tyrolean cuisine.
It's all about genuine, traditional farm cooking that has found a place onto menus at award-winning restaurants, including dishes with the Mediterranean touch that bring a breath of fresh air to tried-and-tested traditional recipes, too! In this category, you can read about how South Tyrol's private hosts make 'knödel' dumplings, pasta and 'amore' … no – apple strudel, of course – themselves and where the dishes originally come from. So you can get to know South Tyrol through your stomach! ;-)
The Krampus demons are loose The popular figure of Father Christmas began its triumphant progress through the world several decades ago and, sitting on his sledge being pulled through the air by reindeers with red noses, has become the superhero ...
Christmas markets are part of Christmas in South Tyrol like the biscuits in the tin, the snowflakes falling from the sky, the Christmas tree in the hall and the spices in mulled wine. You could be mistaken for thinking that all Christmas markets are ...
They rise up proudly - majestically even - against the sky, tickling passing clouds with their pointed peaks and giving way to lush green slopes and meadows at their feet which form a strong contrast to their unique, pale colour. Just twice a day, ...
Hooray! It's that time of year again! Come autumn and the first chestnuts, they turn up again displayed in the various cakeshops. Up and down the country, they seduce people with their delicate chocolate, sweet cream and - the most important part – ...
In the midst of bustling, rustic, multi-faceted Vinschgau valley there is a place to take you right back to the Middle Ages. Where you can stroll along walls of a metre's thickness, with market stallholders loudly advertising their wares and where a ...
Step by step by step. Walking without any great effort, but in a constant manner. Your own breathing starts to match the rhythm of your steps and movements, landscapes, colours merge together to become sensations. Even the path seems to make its way ...
Your calf muscles are firmer than ever before and yet you gradually realise that it's time to put your bike away in the cellar. Quite unfair really. If you can, you should take advantage of the remaining warm days by packing your bike along with ...
Whether you're simply sitting in one of the many mountain huts, breathing the fresh mountain air and enjoying the feeling as the sun warms your face after a hard climb. Or sitting comfortably in the hotel restaurant and enjoying culinary delights ...
Wine means more than tradition for South Tyroleans, whose experience in this field goes back 3,000 years. Such staying power requires more than just economic interest and nothing works without passion. Passion for wine has been creating quite a stir ...
The chestnut is easily cracked but you have to hurry, as they're only available during the autumn months of September, October and November. Once released from her smooth inner casing however, you see the chestnut's true age. Fine lines betray the ...
When the trees in the woods begin to change into their bright, colourful coats and temperatures drop just a little with every passing day, autumn has arrived. It's time to explore the great outdoors, this time in Sarntal valley! This unspoilt valley ...
Autumn is sweet with South Tyrolean apple strudel following a recipe by Waltraud Runggaldier – Appartements Toni in Feldthurns Crunchy red, sweet with a golden sheen or bright green and juicy. Apples are not just any old fruit in South Tyrol. They ...