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Tramin – the South Tyrolean wine village
Enjoy your holiday in the home of the famous Gewürztraminer. Surrounded by vineyards and orchards, everything in Tramin on the Wine Route revolves around the noble vines.
Tramin on the Wine Route
Tramin lies at an altitude of 276 metres above sea level and comprises the villages of Söll, Rungg and Tramin Dorf. The landscape surrounding this village of 3,000 inhabitants is characterised by gently rolling vineyards where the world-famous Gewürztraminer thrives. Tramin is therefore also part of the South Tyrolean Wine Route, which comprises a total of 16 villages and 70 wineries. The Gothic parish church is considered the landmark of Tramin; it boasts the tallest free-standing brick church tower in South Tyrol. Those seeking relaxation will find not only wine and culture in Tramin, but also a beautiful landscape offering a wide range of sporting activities.
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Viticulture
In the wine-growing village of Tramin, Gewürztraminer enjoys a special status. What other place can boast a world-famous indigenous wine that even bears the village’s name? For centuries, Tramin has been closely linked to wine culture like almost no other place. The vineyards characterise the landscape around the village. Tending the vineyards, harvesting the grapes and pressing the wine have shaped the rhythm of the year and the lives of the people of Tramin for generations.
Bolzano
The capital of South Tyrol is just over 25 km from Tramin on the Wine Route. In Bolzano, you can experience Mediterranean charm combined with Alpine views. The arcades in the historic old town are a particular highlight and are perfect for shopping and strolling. There’s also plenty to discover in Bolzano from a cultural perspective. Seven museums and four castles and palaces invite you to explore and marvel. Tip: You can admire Ötzi, the Iceman, at the South Tyrolean Museum of Archaeology.
Events
There are numerous events in Tramin centred around wine. Look forward to a host of culinary and cultural highlights taking place throughout the wine-growing year.
- Culinary vineyard walk
- Winery tours with tastings
- Hiking weeks or wine-themed events
- “Wine Safari” along the South Tyrolean Wine Route
- Leisurely cycle tours from one winery to the next
Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of wine in Tramin. Your hosts, Sabine and Armin, will be happy to help you plan your leisure activities and book you onto the events listed.
Impressions of the wine culture around Tramin
