

Located at 250 m asl, Terlano is found almost at the middle between Bolzano and Merano. Rich green fruit orchards and vineyards characterise both the village of Terlano and its hamlets Settequerce and Vilpiano. What you can see from afar is the steeple of the parish church, which is one of the highest of South Tyrol, consisting of shimmering porphyry stones. There are two castles in Terlano, the Maultasch and Castel del Grifo castles, boasting a remarkable history.

Terlano is located in the east of the Adige river, where apple trees transform into vineyards. Asparagus and the suitable white wine are a true culinary highlight in Terlano. Try Terlano’s special cuisine and you will be more than delighted!

Very comfortable are the transport connections regarding trains, cycle routes and roads to the cities of Merano and Bolzano (about a 10 or 15-minutes’ driving distance). From Vilpiano, there is a funicular to the 1,000 m higher located high-altitude plateau of the Salto. This family-friendly hiking area at the foot of the Sarentino Alps is really worth to be experienced.

  1. Terlano village

    Terlano village

    The main village of the municipality of Terlano has got some 2,500 inhabitants and…
  2. Vilpiano


    The village of Vilpiano is located at the northern end of the Wine Route and…
  3. Settequerce


    Settequerce boasts a number of inhabitants of some 900 and extends in the south of…

Suggested accommodations: Terlano

  1. Hotel Neuhausmühle

    Hotel Neuhausmühle

  2. Haus Winkler

    Haus Winkler

  3. Haus Winkler - Apartments
    Bed & breakfast

    Haus Winkler - Apartments

  4. Garni Wieterer

    Garni Wieterer

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