Eppan an der Weinstrasse - Appiano sulla Strada del Vino: Ferienwohnungen Huebenburg - St.Pauls - Eppan - Blick nach Osten
Eppan an der Weinstrasse is best known within South Tyrol for its long-established winegrowing tradition. Vineyards and wine estates extend across the slopes above the Adige Valley, in the Überetsch area between Bolzano and Lake Caldaro. The municipality is also known by its Italian name, Appiano sulla Strada del Vino, and forms part of the South Tyrolean Wine Road, which links wine-producing communities and cellar doors. St. Pauls is one of Eppan’s historic wine villages, centred on the parish church of St Paul and its prominent Gothic tower. Orchards, cultivated vineyards and wooded hills give this Alpine foothill landscape its distinctive structure.
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Eppan an der Weinstrasse—Appiano sulla Strada del Vino occupies the vine-covered Überetsch plateau in South Tyrol, west of Bolzano. The municipality is a key stop on the South Tyrolean Wine Road, where estates cultivate grapes on warm slopes between orchards and woodland. Above the settlement, Hocheppan Castle preserves a Romanesque chapel noted for its medieval frescoes. The two Montiggl lakes lie amid forest within the municipal area, adding a quieter counterpoint to the cultivated hills. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of South Tyrol.
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