The ‘urban‘ side of South Tyrol

The hometown of the DolceVita Hotel has chosen its location wisely, the tidy little village of Völlan: It seems to be situated in a remote spot and yet right in the midst of things. In the mountains and still not far from the valley. Above Lana and not far from the town of Merano, the sun shines calmly down on this woodland and meadow terrace. Völlan is the ideal holiday spot whether you are looking for an active holiday or just relaxation.

Lana – one big village. Small enough to retain its rural charm, yet large enough to be able to offer some culture and a lengthy stroll around it, and colourful and lively enough to truly inspire.

The noble spa town of Meran-Merano still exhibits some of its former ’belle epoque‘ aristocratic atmosphere today in the form of magnificent buildings, well-groomed promenades, residences and castles and arcades and alleyways. This is a town reflecting the era of artists and emperors, poets and thinkers, noble spa guests and adventurous explorers.

Bozen-Bolzano is where the south begins. Although the provincial capital is surrounded by popular alpine images such as the Rosengarten and Schlern mountains, there is a lot that is Italian here. Bozen-Bolzano is colourful and intoxicating. The town is the beating heart of South Tyrol and a melting pot of two cultures.