The sweet art of doing nothing
Available all year round
Active in the water, in the mountains and in the countryside
Enjoy a varied and active holiday against a stunning natural backdrop and discover the sporting side of Tramin on the Wine Route.
Yoga
A treat for body and soul
Treat yourself to some time out and relax with a yoga session in the Romani Garden, enjoying the fresh air and stunning views.
Please ask at reception for more information!
Lake Kalterer
Lake Kaltern, the warmest swimming lake in the Alps, is just a 10-minute drive from Ansitz Romani. It is one of South Tyrol’s largest lakes and offers plenty of space for all kinds of water sports. There are four bathing facilities alone on the lake’s shores. Here, you can simply relax and enjoy the view, or spend your time by the lake being active. Whether it’s swimming, windsurfing, fishing, sailing or going for a walk – there’s guaranteed to be something for everyone at Lake Kaltern.
Swimming
There are plenty of opportunities to take a dip in the cool (or warm) water around the Romani estate. As well as Lake Kaltern, the Montiggl Lakes are also ideal for swimming and splashing about. Just a few minutes’ drive from the Romani Estate is the Tramin Sports and Leisure Centre. With a water area of 1,300 m², a hot tub, a climbing wall, a 50-metre pool and much more, it’s great fun for young and old alike.
Why not discover the natural swimming pool at the Romani estate?
Hiking
Whether you’re out for a stroll, a brisk walk or a mountain hike – the countryside around Tramin is ideal for exploring on foot. The mild climate and the many sunny days make Tramin a year-round hiking destination. The 80 km of hiking and walking trails in Tramin and at the foot of the Adige Valley are ‘hikeable’ in every season. In the summer months, leisurely and scenically stunning hikes along the Mendel Ridge, in the low mountain range of the Regglberg and in the Trudner Horn Nature Park beckon. Mountain enthusiasts will find challenging high-altitude routes and some of the Alps’ most famous via ferrata in the Dolomites around the Latemar and in the Brenta Dolomites. The flat walking trails running through the Adige Valley are ideal Nordic walking routes. The route from Tramin to Lake Kaltern is one of the most popular Nordic walking routes in the south of South Tyrol.
Cycling
The area around Tramin is perfect for exploring not only on foot but also by bike. Mountain bikers will find one of South Tyrol’s best biking areas here , with scenic routes, challenging single tracks and spectacular downhill rides. The mountain bike technical course in Tramin is a challenge for particularly fit cyclists. There are demanding courses across three levels of difficulty, peppered with narrow log bridges, jumps and other obstacles. Mountain bikers can also test their fitness and strength against others on a permanent timed course.
We hire out e-bikes for a fee.
Please feel free to enquire in advance by phone or email.
Golf
Tramin is the perfect starting point for your golfing holiday in South Tyrol. There are three golf courses nearby:
The Blue Monster/Eppan Golf Club
Approx. 20 minutes’ drive
The golf course on the outskirts of Eppan comprises a 9-hole course set in stunning surroundings. Look forward to impressive greens and a variety of small lakes. Thanks to five different tee positions, the course is suitable for players of all abilities.
Petersberg Golf Club
Approx. 30 minutes’ drive
The varied 18-hole course in Petersberg caters for beginners, intermediate players and ambitious competitive golfers. The course is nestled in a unique natural landscape and is open from mid-April to mid-November.
Dolomiti Golf Club
Approx. 50 minutes’ drive
The 18-hole course is situated in the Non Valley behind the Mendel Pass. Surrounded by coniferous forests and mountains, the course is considered one of the most beautiful in the Alpine region. The course is technically demanding and presents an interesting challenge even for professionals.
We would be happy to book courses or golf lessons for you at the respective golf clubs.
Cycling
Its geographical location, its links to South Tyrol’s cycle path network and its varied landscape make Tramin a paradise for cyclists. Leisure cyclists and families can look forward to comfortable and safe cycle paths where they can perfectly combine healthy exercise with the enjoyment of nature. The new wine cycle tours in the south of South Tyrol literally place enjoyment at the heart of the itinerary: at wineries and vineyard estates, cyclists are rewarded with a good glass of wine. Road cyclists can ride along perfectly maintained cycle paths as far as Lake Garda, the Reschen Pass, the Brenner Pass or into the Puster Valley. In addition, the mountain passes of the Dolomites and some legendary stages of the Giro d’Italia beckon.
Skiing
Thanks to Tramin’s central location in the south of South Tyrol, numerous ski resorts are just a short drive away.
Ski Centre Latemar
The Ski Centre Latemar, with Obereggen as its access point, can be reached in just under an hour’s drive and offers varied, perfectly groomed slopes at the foot of the Latemar, as well as many spectacular events throughout the winter season. You can reach the Ski Centre in around 50 minutes from Ansitz Romani.
Jochgrimm Ski Resort
Those who prefer a more relaxed pace will be in good hands at the Jochgrimm Ski Resort – ideal for families and ski groups. Here you’ll find slopes for beginners as well as black runs. Cross-country skiers can also enjoy themselves on the 60 kilometres of trails. Jochgrimm is about 35 km from Ansitz Romani.
Reinswald Ski Resort
The Reinswald Ski Resort is also perfect for families. Here you can enjoy one of South Tyrol’s longest natural toboggan runs as well as a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride. Reinswald is about 45 minutes’ drive from Tramin.
Rittner Horn Ski Resort
The Rittner Horn can be described as a varied ski resort. Wide slopes, fantastic winter walking trails, strolls through scenic countryside – there’s something for everyone here. The ski resort can be reached in 45 minutes from Tramin.
Hiking
Even in winter, there are wonderful opportunities for walking in and around Tramin. Whether it’s a stroll, a winter walk or a snowshoe hike – there’s a wide range of options. One particularly scenic route is the snowshoe hike on the Mendel. From the Mendel Pass, the route takes you past the Halbweghütte to the Überetscher Hütte (not open in winter), which offers panoramic views. Rating: Well worth a visit. There are also plenty of leisurely circular walks and easy strolls around Tramin for the whole family.
Advent markets
The Bolzano Christmas Market has been held since 1990 and is the largest Christmas market in Italy. Around 150 festively decorated stalls on Waltherplatz invite you to browse, marvel and linger. There are plenty of local culinary delights on offer, ranging from chestnuts to apple punch. It’s also well worth visiting the cosy Advent markets in Merano, Kaltern, Brixen, Bruneck or the Sarntal valley.
