Welcome to Terlan
A place that seduces the senses: Terlan in the Adige Valley
The soul of Terlan: wine, asparagus and peaceful moments in the mountains
Terlan combines the cultivation of world-famous white wine, seasonal asparagus delicacies (Terlan asparagus) and a picturesque location in the Adige Valley along the South Tyrolean Wine Road. Surrounded by orchards and vineyards, the village offers ideal conditions for relaxing hiking and cycling tours. Historical treasures such as the Neuhaus Castle ruins (Maultasch Castle) and the Gothic parish church of Maria Himmelfahrt lend Terlan a timeless charm.
Historical discoveries – steps through history, accompanied by wonder
- Historical discoveries – walk to the ruins of Maultasch Castle – an important ruin with spectacular views over the village and the surrounding area.
- Assumption of Mary – parish church – Gothic splendour with a characteristic tower.
- Terlan asparagus: Wine and asparagus enjoyment in spring – The sandy loam soils of the region are ideal for growing asparagus, which is served fresh in the surrounding restaurants. Take a culinary tour of local inns and wineries with seasonal asparagus delicacies and matching wines.
- Hiking and cycling tours in the Adige Valley – picturesque routes through orchards and vineyards with stunning panoramic views.
Aerial view of Terlan[1/5]
Parish Church of Terlano – Mary Church[2/5]
Terlano Asparagus Weeks[3/5]
Aerial view of Terlan[4/5]
Ruin of Castel Casanova, also called Maultasch[5/5]
