Terzolas in the Val di Sole (755 m a.s.l.) counts about 600 inhabitants.

Historic documents report that this village was once inhabited by noble families, as majestic residences, including the Palazzo Malanotti-Greifenberg, which houses the townhall, testify. Don't miss the Cappuccini convent dating back to 1896, now a meeting point for teenagers and culture lovers of the entire valley.

The fruit orchards around Terzolas are an ideal place for relaxing strolls. The cultivation of fruits, such as the famous, Melinda-branded golden, renetta and stark apples, is an essential economic factor for this area.

The buildings were erected with attention to the smallest details and are in complete harmony with nature. Every year, Terzolas strikes visitors with its beautiful accommodation facilities and peacefulness.