I walked 4 miles around the lake and barely saw one blue pixel of it. Most of the path is far from the coastline and the latter is fully exploited by private properties like hotels and camping parks. So you have to pay to stay if you want to actually see the lake. The pics included give you an idea of how much of the lake you can see from the walking path. The local administration should be less greedy and open part of the coastline to others than just hotel guests.

Very lovely lake , beautiful, warm full with sea-bicycles, you can hire them with friends. If you stay in Bolzano or nearby you should visit this lake in Summer time . Super easy to get there #130 bus goes to Villiage in 20 minutes and from Village then u’ll change another bus in 7 min ull get bus stop and Then u walk 6 minutes. Don’t worry about bus time tables its always written in Italy on every bus stop and it goes very often till the late time .

The lake is only open to hotel guests. If you don't have a room here, honestly, don't bother. Like others have said, the path is far from the lake and all lakeside spaces seem to be privatised that require payment to enter. If you are looking for a simple walk/hike around a beautiful lake, for something close to here, I really recommend Lago di Tovel

Great place for a casual bath or windsurfing. Plenty of activities both in summer and winter. The lake is surrounded by a lovely environment that grants an even more enjoyable staying!

Nice lake, to enjoy one day , have a walk , relax in the gardens , swim and enjoy a nice Italian aperitif at the Gretl Am See bar/restaurant..you can rent a pedalò too

The warmest lake in Italy. Beautiful views. You can use waterbicycle (10€/hour). Swimming without bicycle is not possible. For relax and laying is beautiful green grass. Parking 6€/day.

Best for swimming and the amazing views.

Amazing attraction. A must go to. Good supply of drinks and food at the restaurant at the upper terminal of the cable car.

Wonderful place with a beautiful view.

Disappointed :((((( we were not allowed to ride bc we had our dog with us. She's knee high and they said only very small dogs are allowed, the other one's only with muzzles. Our dog behaves great, she's been with us everywhere, knows all kind of strange human vacation stuff..so I knew she would be ok. Besides, where shall I get a muzzle in that small village?? So, rules are rules - "No Mendelbahn for you !" (who knows, knows😉)

Keep your eye out for goats on the journey!

we wanted to take the mendelbahn in Kaltern. We were with 4 people and 2 middle sized dogs (englisch springer spaniel). On the info panel next to the ticket machine, there is a poster that informed us that dogs under 50cm high and 70cm long could go in the train for free. So we didn't pay a ticket for them. So when the driver arrived he wasn't very friendly and told us the dogs had to wear muzzles although they were already wearing them. Then he wouldn't take the dogs up without a ticket because he claimed they were bigger then 50cm high and 70cm long, when we asked him for a rule to measure them he said he didn't had one. Then we decided not to take the mendelbahn at all and he gave our money back. It's quite disappointing that the drivers aren't able to apply the rules that are given. A driver that talks to us unfriendly with his sunglases on, although there was no sun, isn't polite either. Please inform your staff about this.

You take the funicular up to the top station. You can take a look around the village at the mountain top .

Must try experience for everyone!

Great stop on the EuroBike tour just off the main route. The info is in Italian and German but if you ask they will give you an English printout. Unfussy local museum, very friendly with some amazing exhibits. Well worth a look.

Must go list! Wonderful museum

(Translated by Google) An interesting wine museum in the municipality of Caldaro, right on the Wine Road. The museum displays the history and traditions of wine production, using specific equipment, such as tools for pruning, harvesting, transporting, and grinding grapes, pressing pomace, and everything else needed for preservation. From a modern perspective, these tools are simply amusing and therefore fascinating to see. There are sections displaying wine containers from various historical periods, starting from Ancient Rome, when barrels didn't yet exist, but rather wineskins or jars. We find barrels with extremely high capacities, holding thousands of hectoliters, and a descriptive sign states that the largest barrel ever is on display in a cellar in Heidelberg, Germany. A trip down memory lane reveals that I saw this barrel way back in 1986 on my honeymoon. Very interesting; sometimes things just click. There are also other areas, such as one displaying the containers where wine or grappa was served to guests throughout the ages. There's also a section where they offer tastings of the prized local wine. It's actually quite good. Another interesting feature of the museum is a vineyard display with rows of vines growing various grape varieties: each row is labeled with the name of the grape and the wine it's made from. The garden is perched on a promontory and offers a spectacular view of the entire Adige Valley, at least the upper part, all the way to Bolzano. In conclusion, a visit to this museum, in my opinion, is not to be missed. (Original) Un interessante museo del vino nel comune di Caldaro e sulla strada appunto del vino. Il museo ha in mostra la storia e le tradizioni per la produzione dello stesso vino mediante attrezzature al riguardo, come ad esempio gli strumenti per la potatura, la raccolta, il trasporto e la macina dell'uva stessa, la torchiatura delle vinacce nonché tutto ciò che serviva per la conservazione. Tutti strumenti che dal punto di vista moderno fanno semplicemente sorridere e per questo interessanti da vedere. Vi sono reparti dove sono esposti i contenitori del vino nelle varie epoche storiche a partire dal periodo dell'antica Roma, quando ancora non esistevano le botti, ma le otri o giare. Troviamo botti dall'altissima capacità, tipo migliaia di ettolitri e in un cartello descrittivo trovo scritto che la botte in assoluto più capiente di sempre é esposta in una cantina ad Heidelberg in Germania. Un tuffo nella memoria e viene fuori che questa botte l'avevo vista nel lontano 1986 nel viaggio nozze. Molto interessante, a volte le cose tornano. Vi sono altresì altri settori come quello che espone i contenitori dove veniva servito il vino o la grappa agli ospiti nelle varie epoche. Non manca il reparto dove fanno assaggiare il pregiato vino locale. Molto buono a dire il vero. Un altra cosa interessante del museo é un vigneto mostra con filari di vigne con varie specie di uva: ogni filare con indicazione scritta del nome dell'uva e del vino da cui viene prodotto. Il giardino é su un promontorio e un panorama spettacolare da cui si ammira tutta la valle dell'Adige, almeno la parte alta fino a Bolzano. In conclusione, una visita a questo museo, a mio giudizio, é da non perdere.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting.👍👍👍 You will learn a lot about wine production. Who and how contributed to the success. How it was calibrated and other interesting information. 😁😊 It's just a shame "the dry exercise"🙃 (Original) Sehr interessant.👍👍👍 Du erfährst viel über die Wein-Herstellung. Wer, wie zum guten Gelingen beigetragen hat. Wie geeicht wurde und weitere interessante Infos. 😁😊 schade ist nur "die trocken Übung"🙃

(Translated by Google) A wonderful discovery Historical museum and educational trail about the area's native grapes. For the price, it's worth it. (Original) Bellissima scoperta Museo storico e percorso didattico delle uve autoctone del territorio. Per il prezzo ne vale la pena

(Translated by Google) A well-curated and well-structured museum. A nice place to stop and visit if you want a quiet visit during your stroll downtown. We thought they'd let us taste some wines as well, but the visit is private and there's no tasting included. (Original) Museo curato e ben strutturato. Carino da fermarsi a visitare, se volete fare una visita tranquilla durante la vostra passeggiata in centro. Pensavamo ci facessero assaggiare anche dei vini invece la visita è in solitaria e non c'è nessun assaggio compreso.

(Translated by Google) A very nice little wine museum. Here you can learn how laborious the production of this fine wine used to be. We were here in September and were able to taste about 20 different grape varieties straight from the vine in the garden. The highlight is the Strawberry Muscat grape. Note: Only open until 2:30 p.m.! (Original) Sehr schönes, kleines Weinmuseum. Hier erfährt man, wie mühsam früher die Herstellung des guten Tropfens war. Wir waren im September hier und konnten im Garten etwa 20 verschiedene Traubensorten direkt von der Rebe kosten. Der Knaller ist die Erdbeer-Muskateller Traube. Achtung: Nur noch bis 14.30 Uhr geöffnet!

Amazing view, good wine and super friendly people. Buy a bottle, get a wine glass and enjoy the view

Nice wine and the tasting staff seemed friendly. We just dropped by on a road tour so didn’t know or have a chance to book a tour. From an experience perspective this was a dud. Maybe for the guests that know to plan ahead it would be better.

Except for high society atmosphere, lack of attention for awaiting customers and posh vibe, I can't really say anything about the wine taste or their quality. We waited for over 10 minutes and left. Good location, though.

The staff was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Really enjoyed our visit.

Favorite winery in all of Südtirol! Great wines, super nice staff and amazing architecture :)

Friendly persons, nice place... But if you must load there with the lorry, to small place.

Excellent red wine but a bit pricey

Excellent place to have fun with the kids Be sure to prepare cash cause they don’t take credit cards

Plenty of parking. People working at the park are very kind and professional. Had a nice day. Suggest to take lunch with you so that you can stay a little bit longer (there are picnic tables)

Super fun location just off the road in a beautiful section of forest. Ropes course that welcomes all levels from beginner to advanced. Fun and safe.

Great park with kind and professional service. Many routes for all ages. We enjoyed it very much

Really amazing. Easy to hard tracks, climbs, high tree walks.

Fun parc for small and big. Great customer service

Amazing park with tracks for all levels

(Translated by Google) The church of Santa Maria Assunta in Romeno, long the reference church of the parish of the same name, was probably built in the center of the town around the 12th century; the first indirect mention of the existence of a place of worship in Romeno, hypothetically identified with the church in question, dates back to 1187. The first document to mention the church is dated 1309. (Original) La chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta a Romeno, a lungo chiesa di riferimento della pieve omonima, viene probabilmente eretta nel centro dell’abitato intorno al XII secolo; la prima menzione indiretta dell’esistenza di un luogo di culto a Romeno, identificato ipoteticamente con la chiesa in questione, risale infatti al 1187. Il primo documento a citare la chiesa è datato 1309.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church, at least seen from the outside. Large outdoor square and large playground nearby (Original) Chiesa molto bella, almeno vista da fuori. Ampio piazzale esterno e grande parco giochi nelle vicinanze

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, well-kept and very ancient church, (Original) Bella chiesetta molto curata e molto antica,

(Translated by Google) Very very beautiful and welcoming church (Original) Chiesa molto molto bella ed accogliente

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