5 Sights in Eppan an der Weinstraße - Appiano sulla Strada del Vino, Italy (with Map and Images)

The parish church of St. Pauli Conversion, also known as the cathedral in the countryside or simply the parish church of St. Paul, is located in St. Pauls in the municipality of Appiano (South Tyrol). It is a Roman Catholic, late Gothic hall church from the 15th century. However, the church was not completed until 1647 with the construction of the baroque onion dome as the end of the tower.

Wikipedia: St. Pauli Bekehrung (St. Pauls) (DE)

The Roman villa in St. Pauls (South Tyrol) was discovered in the spring of 2005 above the centre of the village as part of excavation work for the construction of a new house. The important archaeological find is evidence of the great antiquity of the settlement around St. Pauls.

Wikipedia: Römerzeitliche Villa (St. Pauls) (DE)

The Altenburg is the ruin of a hilltop castle near St. Pauls in the municipality of Appiano in South Tyrol. It stands on a moraine hill of the Würm Ice Age in the Warttal above the Paulser Loch, opposite Warth Castle. The ruins are now privately owned and cannot be visited.

Wikipedia: Burgruine Altenburg (Eppan) (DE)

The ice holes on the Gandberg between Appiano and Caldaro in South Tyrol are local areas of cold air in which the temperature deviates significantly from the usual temperature in the region. The phenomenon is explained by the physical principle of the wind tube.

Wikipedia: Eppaner Eislöcher (DE)

The resort of Moos-Schulthaus, occasionally called Castle, is located in the Berg parliamentary group of the municipality of Eppan in the Überetsch in South Tyrol. Today he can be visited as a museum for medieval residential culture.

Wikipedia: Ansitz Moos-Schulthaus (DE)