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In our tavern there is a small but fine farm shop. Our products are lovingly hand-picked and processed with great diligence and patience.
"You are what you eat!" We also want to bring this motto closer to our guests and offer various products from our farm for sale: fruit spread, fruit syrup, dried fruit, apple juice, eggs, vinegar, honey, herbal salt, fruit and vegetables depending on the season.
Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.
Anyone who knows Hermann also knows that he stands behind his products with his heart and soul.
The product range on offer diverse: bacon, pork belly, wine and apple juice.
Above all, Hermann Schönweger has a special relationship with wine. The approximately 250-year-old vine of the "Versoaln" grape variety thrives here.
Tradition has it that this vine was destroyed by the French during the pillaging of the courtyard during the Napoleonic Wars in 1809. When the farm was rebuilt in 1810, the vine began to sprout again. The base of the grapevine has a circumference of 106 cm. This formerly widespread grape varietal can now be found almost solely on old stock located on the viticultural fringes.
The house wine Vernatsch, a dark Cuvée, Rosé and Müller Thurgau are offered for sale. Tasting of farm-fresh produce in the adjoining tavern is possible.
Every Friday from may - september: Cooking "Muas" with Hermann. Registration: +39 0473 967008
The heritage-listed farm from the 12th century is located in Pracupola/Kuppelwies, at the beginning of the Höfeweg, in the middle of a farm group behind the Schwemmalm cable car. He is one of the oldest farms of the Ultental.
The spices and herbs from the organic herb garden are harvested with the utmost care, dried and later processed into herbal teas and many other herbal products.
In our shop in S. Valburga, you will find everything you need for your holiday: From food for your walk to the weekly shopping for self catering. We are looking forward to your visit!
The Church of the Holy Cross Heilig Kreuz Kirche in Mitterlana is the central church in Lana and dates from the 20th century. The church was built during the term of office of the Dean, Rev. Alfred Delucca OT in the politically and economically difficult years between 1938 and 1943. The building was completed in 1950 and inaugurated during the Feast of Christ the King by Suffragan Bishop Oreste Rauzi of Trento.
The spherical roof of the tower is colloquially known as the Lana Apple by the local people. What is today's main parish church in Lana was built between 1938 and 1950 following plans by the famous Stuttgart church-builder, Otto Lindner, in the style of an ancient Roman basilica.
Holy Mass:
Saturday at 18.00 (in summer at 19.30) in german language
Sunday at 07.00 Uhr and 09.00 in german language
Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.
Fishing in this area of water il only permitted with a valid fishing license (type B for Italian citizens and type D for guests) and afishing card.
Certified hiking guide Paul Obertimpfler
New: "Alpenrosenweg" on the Vigiljoch: weekly or by appointment
2-day hike with the certified hiking guide Paul Obertimpfler with a minimum number of participants of 3 persons (more information and registration directly on mobile +39 335 124 549 8 or paul.obertimpfler@rolmail.net).
How much habitat we let nature? Until the mid-20th century, the estuary was a 100-acre natural paradise in the ever more intensively used Adige Valley.
The whole Adige Valley was once a giant natural paradise full of ponds, riverside forests and bogs. People would keep away from the marshlands and its bad smell and instead settled on the elevated plains, hills and mountains of the area - not least because of the many floods. That explains the village development in many modern municipalities like Lana, Postal or Gargazzone.
Yet in the middle of the 20th century about 100 hectares of the lands in the river delta of the Valsura lay fallow. In the course of the German and Italian economic miracles the area experienced an unstoppable industrialisation that nearly upset its natural balance. When people started to rethink this ‘progress' in the 1970's the remains of the river delta of the Falschauer were declared a protected biotope.
Today the delta covers about 32 hectares, it is a refuge for many endangered animals and an irreplaceable habitat for more than 230 species of bird, including 50 breeding birds, amphibians, colubrids, fish and water insects, as well as for numerous rare plants.
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Visitors who walk around in the accessible part of the mostly untouched delta can take a break at the ponds or bogs and listen to the countless number of birds and frogs.
A visit is possible throughout the year!
In our shop in St. Nikolaus, you will find everything you need for your holiday: From food for your walk to the weekly shopping for self catering. We are looking forward to your visit!
The Toll Post in Töll/Tel: testimony to the lively trade on the Via Claudia Augusta from Roman times to the Middle Ages
Toll guards had to keep an accurate register, which was sent to the Count’s Chamber on a quarterly basis and the customs officers handling the Tyrol Count’s tax revenues enjoyed the status of court officials. In 1808, the building housing the tax office was sold off by the Bavarian authorities and, after the introduction of a new consumption tax in 1829, the toll post was completely abandoned. From 1400 until its closure, the names of 27 customs officers were recorded as having worked there. The toll station (the Zollhof) included the Zollbaur Inn with the actual customs office situated on the left side of the building and a repository on the right. Just behind was the Steidlhof Guesthouse made famous for once hosting Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor, Archduke of Austria and King of Hungary and Bohemia, (1503-1564). Ferdinand’s coronation as Emperor in 1525 is remembered in one of the Renaissance frescoes preserved in the customs office. Dating no later than 1530, this opus has been marvelously restored.
The former customs or toll post is no longer in existence.
Whether for the purchase of your daily groceries or because you simply want to take home a piece of South Tyrol: Visit us in our shop!
An Italian brand of sweaters for woman and man that proposes cashmere and other selected yarns items, all made in Italy.The highest quality at an accessible prize. Clothing for men and women.
Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.
Production and sale of fine spirits, liqueurs and other farm products. Tours and tastings all year every Monday and Friday at 5 pm possible, or by telefon appointment at any time. Sales at the farm gate. Mobile 339 311 163 6 or +39 +39 333 312 869 1. Open all year.
RAUSGEHEN IST WIE LÜFTEN, NUR KRASSER
Du liebst es, im Urlaub das Abenteuer zu suchen und immer neue Wege zu erkunden? Dann bist Du im Meranerland mit Deinem Mountainbike genau richtig. Biken oder wandern - ganz nach Deinem Geschmack lernst Du die Region um Meran und Schenna kennen. Lass Dich von der schönen Landschaft verzaubern und entdecke beim Wandern und Biken die gute Luft und das Abendteuer in den italienischen Alpen!
The Lake Tret – also called Lake Santa Maria – is located in Alta Val di Non near St. Felix, at the point where South Tyrol and the Italian-speaking Trentino meet. The way to the sea proceeds through the forest and across larch meadows, by the wayside we watch various forest flowers and many butterflies.
H&M is a reference point for fashionable, high-quality clothing at affordable prices.
Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.
Tip: buy a 'pure' soulebottle for € 20.00 directly at the Merano Tourist Information Office, produced in a fair, sustainable and climate-neutral way.
Fishing in this area of water il only permitted with a valid fishing license (type B for Italian citizens and type D for guests) and afishing card.
Mountain cheese, herb or flower cheese, pepper cheese, soft cheese, butter or yoghurt - our natural products from the farm's own cows' milk ar special.
Through the window of the new farm shop you can watch the cheese making.
Immerse yourself in a world of good taste! Regional delicacies, top South Tyrolean wines and fine grappas.
Karl Hofer’s area of work covers painting, sculpting and the restoration of works of art. In his own works, Hofer often follows a production process that originates from the idea and spontaneously turns the natural material into the desired form. In contrast, with other works he follows the traditional route: after the drawing he produces a model in plaster or clay, and only then does he start on the actual work. What all of Hofer’s works have in common is a strong connection with nature and the landscape. They provide him with the strength and necessary peace and quiet to enable him to collect himself and to create. Sale of hand-carved fruit from South Tyrol as decorations, gifts and souvenirs. Prices on request.
At the Gemma Store, you will find casual leisure wear, technical clothing for outdoor, yoga, pilates, bikes, fashionable accessories as well as handmade South Tyrolean products.
In the middle of the pedestrian zone of Lana, Katrin awaits you with a smile, expert advice, personally selected pieces at a fair price in her new Gemma Store. This is also the guiding principle after which we will direct our work to satisfy you with every request to 100%.
Geocaching - The GPS Treasure Hunt
Geocaching (from "geo", the Greek for earth, and "cache" or "secret store") is a kind of electronic treasure hunt practiced the world over, which first came into being in 2004.
The basic idea is to communicate the location of new and interesting places, to foster group dynamics and the ability to get one's bearings, all whilst having fun.
Geocaches are also hidden in Merano and Environs and published on the internet using geographical data on the official geocaching database. With the help of a GPS receiver, anyone can go treasure hunting. Together with the MGM (Merano Marketing association), the Lana & Environs Tourist Information Association has also hidden geocaches under the reference "eye-catcher".
But what is a geocache? A geocache is a water-tight container containing a logbook that is well hidden in an interesting place. Whoever finds it can enter their name in the logbook and so document their successful search.
Afterwards the container has to be put back in its hiding place! The successful hunt is entered on the internet and, perhaps, complemented with photos and comments. In this way other interested parties and above all the person who hid it can find out about what goes on with the geocache.
We are a small farm dairy and we produce various cheeses from raw milk and yogurt with different flavors. We only work with the milk of our own cows, which are feeded only with hay. Until our cheeses go on sale, they are turned and brushed every two days. We offer home delivery and sell our products in selected shops and also at our selling point "Kashittl" (Moarhans) in Caprile (see opening hours).
