Frequently asked questions and answers
South Tyrol combines alpine charm with Mediterranean flair, a unique blend reflected in its landscapes, architecture, and cuisine. The region boasts over 300 sunny days a year, stunning mountain scenery like the Dolomites, and a diverse cuisine that blends Tyrolean tradition with Italian lightness.
The region is attractive all year round: Spring and autumn offer ideal conditions for gourmet travel, hiking, and culture. Summer is perfect for outdoor activities such as mountain biking, climbing, or swimming in alpine lakes. In winter, ski resorts like Plan de Corones or Val Gardena entice visitors with top-class slopes and wellness offers.
South Tyrol is easily accessible from Switzerland. By car: Quick access via Reschen Pass, Brenner Pass, or Ofen Pass. By train: International trains travel via Innsbruck or Verona to South Tyrol. Main stations are Bolzano, Merano, or Bressanone. By bus: Providers like FlixBus or the South Tyrol Express from Switzerland offer direct connections. Many accommodations also offer the South Tyrol Guest Pass for free use of public transport.