Südtirol Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can tailor your journey to be unique, sustainable, and safe.

For over 40 years, Florian and Sibylle Fritz have been exploring South Tyrol. In our guidebook "South Tyrol," now in its eighth edition, they share their wealth of experience with you. Spanning 672 pages and featuring 263 color photographs, they showcase the beauty and diversity of the region. With 48 maps and plans, as well as a handy removable map at a scale of 1:250,000, South Tyrol will feel like your second home.

Explore every corner with 131 described trails, 29 hiking maps, and 18 GPS tracks. Ecologically and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted. Everything has been thoroughly researched and tested on-site for you. Numerous short essays provide interesting background information. The insider tips from Florian and Sibylle Fritz reveal the highlights of South Tyrol as well as hidden gems of the region.

An overview of South Tyrol: The route from Brenner over Brixen to Bolzano is refreshingly diverse: rugged slopes, meadows, apple trees, and vineyards, descending from the high mountains into the mild basin of Bolzano. Further south, between Überetsch and Unterland, a pleasant climate encourages vines to flourish. Merano has a cosmopolitan flair, where even Empress Sissi used to stroll. With our guidebook "Tyrol," you will discover sights and places in every location that not everyone knows.

The tumultuous history of Tyrol can be experienced in the Passeiertal and at Castle Tyrol. Nature lovers will enjoy the rural idyll of the Ultental. The Vinschgau has been inhabited since time immemorial. Thanks to irrigation, inviting lushness thrives here. Ancient churches in the region bring history to life through colorful pictorial stories. Our Tyrol travel guide is a knowledgeable companion by your side everywhere.

In the east of the region, the Pustertal and the northern areas await.