Termeno on the Wine Road with its three localities is known as wine village and as the hometown of the famous Gewurztraminer
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Video : Termeno on the Wine Road
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video : Sacred Heart Fires in South Tyrol
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video : Gewurztraminer Wine and Walking Day
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video : Cycling on the southern Wine Road
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video : South Tyrol
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video : Pure: Kitesurfing at Lake Caldaro
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video : Windsurfing at Lake Caldaro
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video : Lake Caldaro as seen from above
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video : Hiking around Lake Caldaro
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video : Lake Caldaro Biotope as seen from above
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video : Lake Caldaro as seen from above
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video : One year at Lake Caldaro
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video : MTB Sunrise Tour to Mt. Roen
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video : Bathing fun in Termeno and Caldaro
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video : Nature Discovery Trail of Termeno
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video : Wine-Walk Week in Termeno
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video : Spring fever in Termeno
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video : Blossom Hike at Termeno
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video : Leisure cycling tour in Termeno
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video : Long Wednesday in Termeno
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video : The Vinobarden of Termeno
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video : Termeno people and their culture
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video : Termeno village as seen from above
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video : Egetmann Parade in Termeno
Only 5 km south of Lake Caldaro there is the sunny wine village of Termeno (Tramin, in German), which stretches between an altitude of 276 to 450 m a.s.l. It includes the three component localities of Sella, Ronchi and Termeno village - the municipal area, however, reaches up to the 2,116 m high Mt. Roen, the highest peak of the Mendola Ridge on the border to the Trentino.
With its 18.61 sq km, Termeno covers only a third of the surface of Caldaro, but boasts half of its inhabitants, that’s to say approx. 3,400. The charming surroundings are characterised by gentle hills covered by vineyards. However, Termeno is above all famous for its Gewurztraminer wine, but also for the Carnival custom of the Egetmann Parade, the venerable residences in the typical Oltradige construction style and the several wine events in the course of the year.