Salorno Cittaslow

...typical agriculture

Salorno Cittaslow
In October 2015, Salorno joined the international Cittaslow network. In doing so, the “three-level town” identified itself even more strongly with its territory: with the terraced landscape stretching from Salorno to Buchholz, with the Wine Road, with the network of paths in the Trudner Horn Nature Park, with the impressive waterfall that shaped the cone on which the town stands, with the ecological gems of its biotopes, with its coexistence with the River Etsch and the Haderburg Castle that dominates it from above, with the friendliness and hospitality of its people, and with the products of a typical agriculture of great importance as the second-largest white wine producing municipality in the province of Bolzano, combined with a genuine gastronomy rooted in the local tradition.

In fact, Salorno is the ideal place for anyone looking for nature, culture and good food, and who is not satisfied with a simple “hit and run” visit.

SLOW.Made
This is a workshop set up by the municipality of Salorno in collaboration with the Teresa Schgraffer family and the local youth group, with the aim of investing in young people and enhancing the village. It brings together artisans, hobbyists and retirees who passionately teach young residents traditional skills such as sewing, making handmade paper, working with wood and using recycled materials.