Discover Margreid on the Wine Road

For your travel planning, Margreid on the Wine Road offers three distinct areas of interest: wine, historic architecture, and nature. The village combines the wine heritage of Magrè sulla Strada del Vino with attractions in the immediate and wider surrounding region. This allows you to tailor your stay to your cultural interests, landscape experiences, or a combination of both focuses.

Wine landscape and local features

Magrè sulla Strada del Vino is located along the South Tyrolean Wine Road. The vineyards cover 206 hectares and grow on sandy and gravelly soil with a high humus content. A vine several centuries old in Vicolo dei Conti was planted in 1601 and still produces approximately 80 kilograms of grapes. A guided tour of Magrè sulla Strada del Vino includes a wine tasting. If you are interested in viticulture and regional features, you will therefore find both a landscape setting and a specific historical connection here.

Historic centre and architecture

The historic centre of Magrè sulla Strada del Vino is considered to be completely preserved. It contains numerous patrician houses, while the historic architecture features Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque elements. A distinctive architectural situation can be seen at the parish church of Saint Gertrude: the nave and bell tower are separated from each other by a road. For visitors interested in culture, the village centre therefore offers several different points of interest, ranging from the preserved historic ensemble to the unusual relationship between the two parts of the church.

Nature and via ferrata at Fennberg

North of the village of Margreid on the Wine Road lies the Regenstein natural monument. Water drips down from a small stream over its moss-covered rocks. Another connection with the landscape is provided by the Fennberg via ferrata. It leads over rocky passages and through scrubland to the meadow and lake basin of Unterfennberg at an altitude of 1,047 metres. The entrance to the Fennberg via ferrata can be reached on foot from the village square, passing the church and continuing through the locality of Lafot. This means that, alongside the historic villagescape, you can also include a specific focus on nature and the mountains in your travel planning.

Summits and castles in the surrounding area

Castel Thun is located in the vicinity of Magrè sulla Strada del Vino. The nearby area includes the summits of Corno di Tres and La Madrutta. The summits of Cima d'Arza and Monte Cuc are located in the surrounding area. Further afield in the wider regional area are Castello di Cles, the ruins of Castel Sporo Rovina, and Castello Boymont. The different geographical references help you distinguish between destinations in the immediate vicinity and excursions into the wider regional area.

Accommodation to suit your interests

When choosing accommodation for your stay in Margreid on the Wine Road, you can first determine your personal focus. Would you like to combine wine and local history, include the Fennberg via ferrata in your plans, or visit destinations in the surrounding region? This consideration gives your travel planning a clear direction without reducing the destination to just one type of experience. In this way, you can choose accommodation that suits your interests and preferred travel rhythm.

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