South Tyrol Tours & Trips
Picture a region where Italian and Austrian cultures blend in Alpine setting. South Tyrol (Alto Adige) in northern Italy offers dramatic Dolomite peaks, mountain villages with both languages spoken, and castles perched on hillsides. Ski in winter at places like Val Gardena, hike in summer beneath those distinctive limestone spires, and visit Bolzano's museums and markets. The food combines schnitzel with pasta, strudel with gelato—the cultural mix shows up deliciously.
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Ann • traveled in August, 2025
Lovely tour, Marta was a great guide and the group was lovely. The day hikes were fantastic and sights beautiful, and we were well fed from the hotel. I would gladly recommend this tour!! In terms of difficulty, there are some slopes but perfectly doable if you are of average fitness like myself. The ages in my tour ranged from 19 to 80!! May be too difficult if you cannot handle slopes and stairs.
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cognito:default_val • traveled in October, 2025
A comfortable dolomites hiking adventure made possible by Exodus, hotel Adler, our guide Rob Mason. Rob shows passion for geology, and history. Took us to picture spots away from the crowd, including diving board at monte piana, quota at tre come. Thanks, Richard
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Georgina • traveled in July
The accommodation was excellent with superb food and service. The day trips were varied and interesting and the guides were knowledgeable and helpful. I made new friends and had a fantastic holiday.
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- The best South Tyrol tour packages
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- South Tyrol tours for every type of group
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Hiking in the Dolomites
71 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The view on the hikes were amazing.”
Erika, traveled in August
The trek begins at Hotel Tschurtschenthaler in Dobbiaco. Routes include Lake Braies (1,494m), Tre Cime circuit, and Strudelkopf summit (2,307m). The itinerary features Brunico's Messner Mountain Museum and WWI sites on Mt Elmo (2,434m).
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Dobbiaco, Fanes-Sennes-Braies Natural Park, Moos, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Lienz, Bolzano, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Prato Piazza Mountain Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From $2,900
15% Off- US$2,470You save $430
Classic Dolomites Hikes - Premium Adventure
59 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great trip, hotel great.”
James, traveled in October
The historic Hotel Adler serves as base for South Tyrol's dramatic landscapes. Paths lead to Lake Braies, up Monte Piana's WWI sites, and around the iconic Tre Cime peaks. The package includes expert mountain guide, wellness center access, and authentic Tyrolean dining. Moderate walks cover 8-10 miles daily with 2,000ft ascents.
Duration 8 days Destinations Niederdorf, Fanes-Sennes-Braies Natural Park, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Dobbiaco Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $3,418
10% Off- US$3,090You save $328
Hiking in the Dolomites
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Great value for money. Excellent travel company.”
Narendra, traveled in August
The dramatic peaks of South Tyrol unfold on moderate hikes from Dobbiaco base. Reach the summit of Strudelkopf (2,307m), marvel at Bruneck's Earth Pyramids, and walk Monte Elmo's Italian-Austrian border. Local culture comes alive through cheese tastings at an 1882 cooperative and authentic mountain hut meals.
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Dobbiaco, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Cortina d’Ampezzo Age Range Ages 15+ Operator Intrepid Travel From $3,895
10% Off- US$3,506You save $390
Highlights of the Dolomites
36 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The scenery is truly stunning throughout. This is the ultimate Dolomites holiday.”
Sarah, traveled in July
Explore South Tyrol's stunning landscapes on expertly-guided hikes from Campitello village. The 8-day adventure includes stays at Sport Hotel Enrosadira with spa access and gourmet dining. Daily routes utilize cable cars to reach elevations up to 10,000ft, offering both moderate and challenging options through limestone peaks and wildflower-filled valleys.
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Moena Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $2,923
15% Off- US$2,490You save $433
Cycling the Majestic Dolomites - Cortina to Bolzano - Classic Self Guided
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“They were extremely responsive to our questions and went above and beyond to help us navigate.”
Jen, traveled in July
Cycle through South Tyrol's autonomous region from Cortina to Bolzano, experiencing unique Austrian-German and Italian cultural fusion. Visit Brunico's twin castles, explore medieval Bressanone, and enjoy wine tasting in family-run Caldaro vineyards. Stay in carefully selected hotels like Hotel Corso and Hotel Figl.
Duration 8 days Destinations Cortina d’Ampezzo, Dobbiaco, San Candido, Bruneck, Brixen, Bolzano, Caldaro Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator BikesPlus Travel From
15% Off- US$1,793
Duration 6 days Destinations Venice, Corvara in Badia, Sella Pass, Passo Gardena, Val Gardena, Passo Fedaia, Arabba, Val Badia, Badia, San Cassiano Age Range Ages 12+ Operator CyclingHero From
15% Off- US$2,199
The Pearls of South Tyrol
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Die Reise hat alle meine Erwartungen übertroffen.”
Karl, traveled in July
This 7-day cycling adventure through South Tyrol's Eisack and Etsch valleys features Bolzano's Ötzi Museum, swimming in Montiggler Lakes nature reserve, and Merano's Laubengasse. Accommodations include Hotel Krone, Mondschein, and City Hotel, with vineyard and orchard views throughout the 35-70km daily routes.
Duration 7 days Destinations Brixen, Bolzano, Lake Kaltern, Merano, Graun im Vinschgau Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Operator Eurobike From
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Walk beneath the Marmolada peak and cross the otherworldly 'Terrace of the Dolomites' at 2,950 metres on Sass Pordoi plateau. The 4-star Hotel Medil in Campitello di Fassa serves as your base, with swimming pool, whirlpool, and Turkish bath available. Head to Rifugio Vajolet beneath the Rosengarten massif to see the famous 'Enrosadira' phenomenon where peaks glow pink at sunset.
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Campitello di Fassa, Mount Marmolada, Bolzano Age Range Ages 16+ Operator Explore! From $2,980
20% Off- US$2,380You save $600
Navigate South Tyrol's most challenging passes, from Corvara's Sella Ronda to the Swiss border's Umbrail Pass. Master technical descents and brutal climbs including Passo Mortirolo's 10% gradient. Experience luxury recovery at two premier cycling hotels.
Duration 7 days Destinations Corvara in Badia, Passo Gardena, Bormio Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Eat Sleep Cycle From
20% Off- US$3,944
Duration 6 days Destinations Innsbruck, Badia, Val Gardena Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Worldee From
20% Off- US$1,031
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UTracks offers a fantastic cycling route through Italy's Alpine valleys, with two guides who really make the experience special. Silvia Cafora and Gabriele Monaco get consistently great feedback from our travelers for their local knowledge and ability to create a relaxed, fun atmosphere throughout the tour. The whole journey flows smoothly thanks to the well-maintained bikes and carefully chosen bike paths that showcase the best of the Alpine landscape. After each day's ride, you'll stay in hotels picked for their views and comfort - most rooms look right out over the mountains. What makes this tour particularly memorable is how it blends cycling with authentic Italian experiences. The meals go beyond typical tourist fare, letting you really dive into regional specialties and local dining customs. Our travelers often tell us these shared meals with the guides end up being highlights of their trip. The setup makes it easy to focus on enjoying the ride - Silvia and Gabriele handle all the logistics and share interesting details about the areas you're cycling through. They know exactly when to offer support and when to let riders move at their own pace, creating that perfect balance of structure and freedom that makes for a great tour.
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Best time to visit South Tyrol
- Spring 2026
Spring brings the lower valleys to life with alpine meadows full of early flowers. You'll pedal along the Adige River from Bolzano to Merano, passing vineyards and orchards just starting to bloom. Late spring sees cable cars running again, opening up higher trails like those around Lake Braies while snow still decorates the peaks. Our guides know the perfect timing for each area, adapting routes to match spring conditions. The hotels we work with serve evening meals featuring local spring ingredients like wild asparagus and fresh mountain herbs.
- April 2026 23 tours
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- Summer 2026
Summer opens up perfect conditions for exploring the high Dolomite paths. We base our popular tours in Dobbiaco or Campitello, heading out daily into the mountains. The Val di Vaiolet walk takes you to Rifugio Principe where lunch comes with clear views of Marmolada glacier. Paths around Tre Cime di Lavaredo circle these massive rocks, passing mountain huts serving traditional strudel. Our travelers like how flexible the days are - perhaps tackling Monte Elmo one day, then browsing Cortina d'Ampezzo shops the next. Smart use of cable cars gets you starting at 2,000m, meaning more time on high trails and less time just climbing up.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Autumn paints the Dolomites in new colors as larch forests turn golden. The paths quiet down after summer crowds leave, and our groups often find famous spots like the Tre Cime circuit nearly empty. Pack for changing weather - our customers say they've seen warm sun and early snow in one week. Routes adjust for shorter days but still cover key spots like Monte Piana's open-air WWI museum and the wide-view trails above Lake Misurina. Evening meals feel extra welcoming as temperatures drop, with hotels serving filling Tyrolean dishes like dumplings, mountain herbs and also cheese made from summer pastures.
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Where exactly is South Tyrol - is it Italy or Austria?
You'll find South Tyrol tucked away in northern Italy right next to Austria which makes it really interesting. It used to be part of the Habsburg empire so you get this amazing mix of Italian and Austrian vibes in everything from the food to the buildings. Even though it's technically in Italy now the Austrian influence is everywhere you look.
What languages will I hear when I visit?
It's actually pretty fascinating - German is the main language with about 58% of locals speaking it while Italian comes in at around 23%. You'll also hear Ladin which is this unique Romance language that's specific to the Dolomites area. Don't worry about getting around though because signs and menus are usually in both German and Italian so you won't get lost.
How do I get around South Tyrol?
Getting around is super easy thanks to their excellent public transport network. You've got trains buses and cable cars connecting all the main spots. If you're into cycling there are some beautiful bike paths winding through valleys and vineyards. Our Innsbruck to Bolzano cycling tour covers about 370km over 7 days and includes sections where you can hop on the Venosta train if you need a break.
What can I do while I'm there?
There's honestly something for every season here. Winter's all about hitting the slopes especially in places like Val Gardena while summer opens up amazing hiking climbing and mountain biking opportunities. The Dolomites (they're UNESCO listed by the way) are perfect for serious hikers - our Dolomites tour includes this incredible trek up Strudelkopf reaching 2307 meters with about 11km of trails 480m up and 1000m down.
What makes the food here so special?
You're in for a treat because South Tyrolean cuisine really shows off its unique heritage mixing hearty Austrian dishes with Italian flair. You've got to try the speck (it's like this amazing smoked ham) knodel dumplings and local cheeses. The wines are fantastic too - take a tour along the South Tyrolean Wine Road to really experience them. One of our guests recently raved about this incredible 4-course fish dinner with local wine pairings at Hotel Adler in Villabassa after a day of snowshoeing.