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A mountainside medieval bolthole with an undeniable sense of fashion and flair, Brunico (Bruneck) is easily the largest and most desirable town in Italy’s elegant Pustertal Valley. An exhilarating 835m up, Brunico soars amongst the clouds and lies cocooned in nature, with the incredible Zillertaler Alpen Mountains on one side and the UNESCO World Heritage site Dolomites on the other. A truly magical spot, the power of these South Tyrolean mountains is felt all year round – from direct access to the enviably beautiful and snow-sure Kronplatz ski resort, to the summertime hay baths, meadow herb massages and energetic spring water. Sitting quietly where the Ahr flows in to the Rienz, Brunico is content as one of Italy’s fairytale hidden gems – just step through the age-old town gates and look up at the castle and you’ll see what we mean.
Niedermairhof is no ordinary bed & breakfast; it is a wonderfully restored nest egg vision, with a combo of traditional heritage and classic designer pieces – complete with all the creature comforts of a dinky luxury hotel.
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The South Tyrol/Alto Adige is all about a marriage of culture, language, tradition and nature, for this small pocket of Northern Italy shares more than just a border with Austria, this is an Alpinista lifestyle that flirts with Dolce Vita, where extreme sports junkies fuse with foodie aficionados and mother nature cradles the spectacular of the Dolomites.
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The chilled design hotel Miramonti sits perched atop Merano, nestled in forestry with spectacular, Bond-like views. Modernity subtly reigns whilst snuggling up to Alpine traditions – the vibe is relaxed, chilled and most definitely easy-going.
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Wrapped by the Dolomites, this modern eco resort pairs mountain lifestyle with simple elegance. An authentically pastoral location, accented with the local Ladin culture that feels at once both holistic and fun.
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Modernity, fresh elegance and a natural hand are cornerstones within the restored traditional walls of boutique hotel, Das Wanda; a modern, natural retreat with a strong South Tyrolean heart, whose suites quietly mimic a wonderful small boutique hotel of understated design, with the warm intimacy of a local Bed & Breakfast founded on sleek style.
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A deliciously wooden retreat and spa perched high in the mountains, Chalet Grumer is breathtakingly good for the soul, the perfect spot when you need some sweet escapism. A cutie of solace, perched on the edge of Alpine infinity.
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Small, delicate, exquisite; this creative residence is fully-stocked with vintage family pieces and curatorial heritage, and includes a fabulous orangerie thriving between the greenest of Mediterranean gardens and whitest snow-capped peaks.
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The South Tyrolean spa town of Merano stands at a unique gateway to the Adige, Passeier, and Venosta valleys, commonly known as the 'Fruit Gardens of the Alps'. This Italian Eden contains an impressive Mediterranean microclimate, making it an oasis of palms, vines and citrus trees set below the snow-capped mountains.
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Located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites, Alta Badia is an Alpinist delight. In summer, visit the lovely meadow village of San Cassiano, which sits at the base of Lagazuoi (2762 m), Conturines (3064 m) and Lavarela (3055 m), with the Pralongià fields at the epicenter, or return in winter for the world-class skiing.
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From a sun-drenched plateau overlooking the Dolomites, the Soprabolzano area is one of South Tyrol’s hidden treasures. First, stop at the provincial capital of Bolzano, easily reachable via the new Renon aerial tram.
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A serene mountain hamlet perched above the spa town of Merano, at some 1300 m above sea level, Avelengo is one of South Tyrol’s ultimate hideaways.
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Nestled amid palm trees, ferns and sunshine in the south of Italy’s beautiful, distinct South Tyrol, lies the village of Kaltern am See, or Caldaro al Lago, as it is also known; one of the most beautiful wine villages in the world.
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