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Lana, Italy: what to see, where to eat and where to sleep

A complete guide to Lana, among apple orchards, vineyards and trails: what to see, where to eat, where to sleep and what to know before you go.

Welcome to Lana

Lana is a village in Alto Adige that combines an Alpine soul with a Mediterranean one. Among apple orchards, vineyards and orderly landscapes, it offers a quiet, authentic atmosphere connected to nature, with a slow and pleasant pace of life. It is a perfect place for those seeking walks, good food and relaxing views.

10 unmissable things to do

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  1. Stroll through the center of Lana among artisan shops, cafes and historic bakeries.
  2. Stop at Bäckerei Schmiedl Sennegg for a snack with a warm, freshly baked pretzel.
  3. Visit the Friday market and buy local products.
  4. Walk the Brandis Waalweg trails, through woods, vineyards and orchards.
  5. Visit the Lanegg convent and the chapel of Santa Margherita along the way.
  6. Enter the South Tyrolean Fruit Growing Museum to discover the history of the apple in Alto Adige.
  7. Explore the Lana Gorge, with walkways, suspension bridges and the sound of the Valsura stream.
  8. Go up Monte San Vigilio by cable car and enjoy the views over the Val d'Adige.
  9. Visit the Kränzelhof Garden in Cermes, with its Garden of 7 gardens and the green labyrinth.
  10. Discover the Pfefferlechner farm, today also a craft brewery, to experience history, cuisine and local beer.

10 places where to eat or drink

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  1. Bäckerei Schmiedl Sennegg — perfect for a breakfast or a snack with typical products.
  2. Pfefferlechner — ideal for eating traditional dishes and drinking homemade craft beer.
  3. Tenuta Kränzelhof — recommended for tasting local wines in a suggestive setting.
  4. Birrificio Pfefferlechner — for those who want to taste local beers and see the production process.
  5. Traditional Stube in the center — excellent for authentic South Tyrolean dishes.
  6. Village cafes — for a slow break in the heart of Lana.
  7. Historic bakeries — ideal for sweets, fresh bread and bakery specialties.
  8. Restaurants with typical South Tyrolean cuisine — for canederli, Schlutzkrapfen and speck.
  9. Tenuta Kränzelhof restaurant — for wine, atmosphere and cuisine linked to the territory.
  10. Pfefferlechner Biergarten — perfect for an informal outdoor lunch.

Where to stay

The best areas are the center of Lana, convenient for shops, the market and restaurants; the area at the foot of Monte San Vigilio, ideal for those who want to set off immediately for excursions; and the quieter areas among apple orchards and vineyards, perfect for those seeking relaxation and open landscapes. The surroundings of Cermes are also a good choice if you want to combine nature, wine and a visit to Kränzelhof.

To know before you go

Lana is a destination to be experienced calmly, walking and letting yourself be guided by the trails. It is advisable to bring comfortable shoes for excursions and walks, because many of the most beautiful experiences are found in nature. It is also a very suitable place for those who love local cuisine, regional products and landscapes that change with the seasons.