Holidays in Nals

Culture & activities in the area of Nals

The village of Nals is located at the ancient Roman road Via Claudia Augusta. This was proven by the archaeological find of a Roman building. Today, Nals is located at the eponymous long-distance cycle path along Etsch river.

St. Ulrich parish church is more than 700 years old. During restoration works in the nineties, mortal remains were found under the church, witnessing that Nals was already settled in the 13th century.

Lovers of hiking and biking are offered numerous easy and adventurous tours, along rustic farms, forts and castles of the area. In fact, Schwanburg Castle is one of the most beautiful castles in the area, with one of the oldest wineries in South Tyrol. Above Nals, you can also find the remnants of Payersberg Castle.

Moreover, Nals on the South Tyrolean Wine Route has plenty of proposals for sports lovers – from mini golf, to swimming, riding and tennis. Travellers mainly look forward to the hearty hospitality by the inhabitants and hosts in Nals. Among the culinary highlights every year are the asparagus weeks in spring and the “Törggelen” tradition in autumn.

The outdoor pool in Nals invites you to relax in the warm months. There is a 25-metre-long pool and a 40 cm deep children's pool, both of which are heated. The Nals outdoor pool also has a large sunbathing lawn, a restaurant with bar, changing rooms and showers.