Margreid at the South Tyrol Wine Road

The small but refined and historic wine village Margreid | Magrè can boast a long history. Nestled in the Mendola mountain chain, the village is located in a sheltered position directly on the rocky walls of the Fennberg, about 240 meters above sea level. Definitely worth a walk through the pretty village. The situation in the deep south of South Tyrol in combination to the proximity to the linguistic border have brought to Margreid southern and alpine flair both clearly present in a uniquely stimulating fusion. Gothic buildings, noble residences and hidden courtyards characterize the village along with winding lanes and beautiful old farmhouses. Undoubtedly one of Margé's main attractions is the probably oldest vine in Europe, which has grown and flourished in the alley of the Counts since the beginning of the 16th century - and which is still bearing fruit nowadays. Margreid,  with its original charm is becoming a destination more and more appreciated by tourists who like to spend their holidays - with or without sport & action - in perfect tranquility.