Built around farming hamlets on the Salten plateau, Molten—Meltina in Italian—grew into a small South Tyrolean municipality above the Adige valley. It occupies part of the Tschögglberg upland between Bolzano and Merano, where larch meadows, woodland and pasture routes shape the settled landscape. The Church of the Assumption of Mary stands in the main village, while the surrounding plateau forms part of the traditional setting for Haflinger horses, the breed named after nearby Hafling/Avelengo. German and Italian place names reflect the bilingual character of this autonomous province. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across South Tyrol and the Salten plateau.
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