TOWNS
The seven towns in South Tyrol that have the South Tyrol Cycle Path passing through them have long, culturally-rich and eventful histories, yet have kept their identities. Lots of these medieval towns enjoy the benefits of having fortresses, cloisters and castles nearby. Examples include Reifenstein and Sprechenstein fortresses near Sterzing/Vipiteno, as well as the Säben Cloister at Klausen/Chiusa. You'll find lots to see in the various towns all year round, as it's not just their authentic atmosphere, but the variety of events held in these towns that will make for an unforgettable experience!
Bozen/Bolzano
Bozen/Bolzano
A laid-back splashing of streams and a lively, vivacious mix of the German and Italian languages... more
Brixen/Bressanone
Brixen/Bressanone
The cathedral town of Brixen/Bressanone dates back to 901 and is one of the most ancient towns in... more
Bruneck/Brunico
Bruneck/Brunico
The castle of Schloss Bruneck in the centre of the Pustertal Valley keeps careful watch over the... more
Glurns/Glorenza
Glurns/Glorenza
The small medieval town of Glurns/Glorenza, which feels protected by its fully intact wall, may... more
Klausen/Chiusa
Klausen/Chiusa
The idyllic artists' town of Klausen/Chiusa lies at the foot of the historical Säben... more
Meran/Merano
Meran/Merano
Take a deep breath and let the clear, healing air of Meran/Merano enter your lungs. You can feel... more
