The weather in South Tyrol

The weather in South Tyrol - this is how you plan a 7-day hiking holiday

1. On the first day you should take it easy. After your arrival in Bolzano, you can end the day with a nice walk. So you get used to the altitude and get your first impressions of the largest city in South Tyrol.
2. The next day you start your hiking holiday with a short hike to Maria Weißenstein. The path takes you over 10 kilometers, some of which are challenging, to South Tyrol's most famous pilgrimage site. Allow about 4 hours for this.
3. On the third day you increase to 12 km to the Getrumalm. Since this path is very easy to walk, it would also be suitable for families.
4. Your hike to Bozen's local mountain will take you on the fourth day. You need about 6 hours for 13 km to the Rittner Horn. There are several places to stop for refreshments along the way, in case you don't have any provisions with you.
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5. The fifth day is the hardest hike to date for you. To Jenesier Jöchl for 23 km from Jenesier. You should plan between 7 and 9 hours for this route, depending on your speed. So get up very early and pay attention to the weather forecast.


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6. On the sixth day, you can take it easy again. Your last hiking tour to the Stoanerne Mander begins at the Sarner Ski Hut. The path is about 11 km long and takes you past countless stone towers. There are many legends about this, just ask a local about it.
7. On the last day of your hiking holiday you can have a really long sleep and recover from the exertions of the past few days before the cultural part of your holiday begins. Well that is weather In principle it doesn't matter, there are enough buildings and museums that you can explore.

7 days of exploring South Tyrol's culture - this is how the 14-day combined holiday succeeds

1. After exploring the beautiful landscape of South Tyrol last week and thus the first Part of the 14 days spent, you can now see the diverse culture of the Italian state to get to know. Tyrol Castle is probably one of the most famous Attractions. This is located near Merano. Make sure you plan in half a day for this. In the evening you can take a night trip to beautiful Merano.
2. The next day belongs entirely to the city of Merano. This is the second largest city in South Tyrol after Bolzano. The parish church of St. Nicholas and the women's museum are just two ways you can spend this day.
3. The next day we continue to Bressanone. The city is one of the oldest in Tyrol. After visiting the three-headed man (who, according to legend, spits out money every Good Friday at 12 noon), you can explore the places around Bressanone.
4. On the fourth day it goes back to Bolzano. Churches, museums, the old town in general - take at least 2 full days to explore the capital of South Tyrol.

So you can see that 14 days are not too much for a comprehensive holiday in South Tyrol.