Glurns City Gate – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Glurns - Glorenza

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South Tyrol

Schluderns - Sluderno

Glurns City Gate – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Glurns - Glorenza

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Glurns City Gate – Vinschgau Cycle Path loop from Glurns - Glorenza

01:11

19.5km

130m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio - Nationalpark Stilfser Joch

Biotop Schludernser Au - Biotopo Ontaneto di Sluderno

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Bus stop

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3.51 km

View of Schluderns and Churburg

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Just stop, take a deep breath and enjoy.

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3.55 km

Cycle Path to Glorenza

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Super nice way to drive

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3.72 km

Biotope Schludernser Au – Biotope Ontaneto di Sluderno

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Biotope in South Tyrol

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14.7 km

Historic Old Town Glurns / Glorenza

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Glurns, the smallest town in South Tyrol, impresses with its completely preserved city walls and medieval flair. Winding alleys, arcades, and defensive towers create the town's historic charm and invite exploration.

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14.7 km

Taufer Gate

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Tauferer Torturm, Glurns (The Tauferer Tower, also known as Kirchtorturm)
Glurns in the Vinschgau Valley is not only the smallest town in the Southern Alps, but also has a famous citizen: Paul Flora, who was born in Glurns on June 29, 1922, and became famous for his drawings and book illustrations. Among other things, Paul Flora also worked as a caricaturist for the weekly newspaper "Die Zeit" for 25 years and created stage sets throughout the German-speaking world, such as those for "Amphitryon" (Kleist) at the Akademietheater in Vienna (1963) and for "Der König stirbt" (Ionesco) at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg (1998).
Text / Source: Glurns Information Office
suedtirolerland.it/de/highlights/museen-ausstellungen/paul-flora-kirchtorturm-glurns

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