A night of wine, music, and tastings along the South Tyrol Wine Road
The Night of the Cellars (known in German as Nacht der Keller) is one of the most iconic wine events in South Tyrol. Once a year, on an early summer evening, wineries and estates along the South Tyrol Wine Road (Südtiroler Weinstraße) open their doors to the public until midnight, turning the wine villages into a single, grand stage dedicated to wine and conviviality.
The unique feature of this event is that it changes its setting every year, moving between the various wine-growing municipalities that line the route connecting Nalles to Salorno, covering approximately 150 kilometers of landscape blanketed by over 4,400 hectares of vineyards. In 2026, the spotlight shines on the northern part of the route, with the wineries of Andriano, Terlano, Nalles, and Bolzano hosting the evening.
Visitors can discover the world of South Tyrolean wine exactly where it is born. Throughout the evening, the wineries offer:
It is the perfect opportunity to get an up-close look at the work of South Tyrolean winemakers and cellar masters in a relaxed, festive atmosphere that carries guests from sunset until late at night.
The small municipality of Andriano (Andrian in German), in the autonomous province of Bolzano, in Trentino-Alto Adige, is one of the smallest in the region but boasts a long winemaking tradition: its cooperative winery, Cantina Andriano, is among the oldest in South Tyrol. The village is located just a few kilometers from Terlano and Bolzano, in an area famous for its long-lived white wines, such as Terlano.
To move comfortably between the different wineries without worrying about driving, the organizers provide a shuttle bus service connecting the participating locations. It is the most practical and safe way to enjoy the entire evening while hopping from one cellar to the next.
The eighteenth edition of the Night of the Cellars was held on Friday, June 12, 2026, from 5:00 PM until midnight, bringing the event to the northern part of the South Tyrol Wine Road. The evening featured the municipalities of Andriano, Terlano, Nalles, and Bolzano, with 14 wineries and estates spread across twelve locations.
The participating venues included historic cellars and established local producers, such as Cantina Nalles Magrè, Cantina Terlano, Cantina Andriano, and Cantina Bolzano. Each facility independently offered tastings of selected labels, tours of winemaking areas, culinary specialties, and musical entertainment.
A shuttle bus service was active for travel between the various locations, with tickets available on board or at information points. Admission to the event was free.
Andriano, Terlano, and Nalles are easily accessible by car via the A22 Brenner motorway (Bolzano Sud or Bolzano Nord exits) and are connected to Bolzano by public transport. The main railway station is Bolzano.
Admission to the event is free; you only pay for what you consume (wines, food, and guided tastings) at each individual winery. The shuttle bus ticket costs approximately 10 euros.
We recommend using the shuttle service to travel safely between wineries. The full program, routes, and participating wineries are published on the official website nottedellecantine.suedtiroler-weinstrasse.it.
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