Step outside and explore.

Verdignes is your gateway to alpine trails, local vineyards, and quiet mountain charm.

A small village on green rolling hills with the Dolomites beyond

A stone church with a cross on its gable

Interior of a small church with painted frescoes

Fresco of a skeleton with a clock — the church of Verdings

Verdignes…

Verdings (Verdignes) is a tiny, sun-bathed hamlet perched about 950 m above Chiusa/Klausen in South Tyrol, looking straight across to the Dolomites. From the Romanesque-Gothic church of San Valentino you can stroll the Chestnut Trail (Keschtnweg), follow the short Birmehlweg loop past old farms, or drop down to Sabiona Abbey and Chiusa for art-filled lanes and cafés.

In autumn local taverns host “Törggelen” evenings with new wine and roasted chestnuts; the rest of the year you can visit nearby Velthurns Castle, sample hearty farm cuisine at Gasthaus St Valentin, or simply enjoy the orchards, chestnut groves and big-sky views that make Verdings perfect for slow, scenic walks.