the pleasures of south tyrol

The Pleasures of South TyrolMap inside: Wine & Architecture with 33 featured points of interest

Pleasurable Task One: Read

How to use this booklet:

1. The first step is to treat this booklet as you would an illustrated book. Take

your time to browse through it – slowly, don’t rush and remember, leaf back

and forth as you wish.

2. You will soon see that there is more to pleasure in South Tyrol than just

eating and drinking.

3. Next, use the websites and books recommended in the following pages to

find detailed information on your favourite experiences from the booklet.

4. On the map at the end of the booklet, we have detailed a selection of

points of interest where the areas of wine and architecture are united.

Pleasurable Task Two: Travel

| Restaurant guide: www.suedtirol.info/gastroguide

| Wine: www.suedtirol.info/wine

| Culture: www.suedtirol.info/culturonda_en

| Wellness: www.suedtirol.info/wellbeing

| Variety: www.suedtirol.info/pleasure

| Quality products: www.suedtirol.info/products

| July | August | September> Gustav Mahler Music Weeks in Dobbiaco/Toblach: www.gustav-mahler.it> Yoghurt Days in Vipiteno/Sterzing: www.suedtirol.info/events> Bolzano Dance Festival: www.suedtirol.info/events > Wine Rendezvous at Bressanone/Brixen: www.brixen.org> Valbadia Jazz Festival: www.valbadiajazz.com> Festive Table in the alleys of San Paolo/St. Pauls: www.appiano.com > Marble and Apricots in Lasa/Laas: www.silandro-lasa.it> Merano Music Weeks: www.meranofestival.com> South Tyrolean Milk Festival (every two years) at the Fanes Huts: www.suedtirol.info/events> Transart South Tyrol: www.transart.it > Dumpling Festival in Vipiteno/Sterzing: www.suedtirol.info/events

| April | May | June> Asparagus Season in Terlano/Terlan: www.terlan.info > WineSafari along the South Tyrolean Wine Road: www.suedtiroler-weinstrasse.it> Stars Castles Mountains in Merano/Meran and Environs: www.stars-castles-mountains.meranerland.com > South Tyrolean Pinot Noir days in Egna/Neumarkt and Montagna/Montan: www.bolzanosurroundings.info> Vino in Festa – South Tyrolean Wine Road weeks: www.suedtiroler-weinstrasse.it> South Tyrol Gourmet Festival (every two years): www.festivaldelgusto.it > Gardens in Motion at Trauttmansdorff Castle: www.trauttmansdorff.it> South Tyrol Jazz Festival: www.suedtiroljazzfestival.com

| October | November | December> South Tyrolean Bread and Strudel Market in Bressanone: www.suedtirol.info/events> Speck Festival in Val di Funes/Villnöss: www.suedtirol.info/events

> VinoCulti at Tirolo/Dorf Tirol: www.dorf-tirol.it> Riesling Days at Naturno/Naturns: www.suedtirol.info/events> Grape Festival in Merano/Meran: www.merano.eu> Merano WineFestival & Culinaria: www.meranowinefestival.com> Original South Tyrol Christmas Markets: www.suedtirol.info/christmasmarkets

January MarchFebruary May JuneApril October November DecemberJuly August September

| January | February | March> Dolomiti Balloon Festival in Alta Pusteria/Hochpustertal: www.balloonfestival.it > Dumpling Marathon in the Casies/Gsies Valley: www.plandecorones.com> Chef’s Cup in Alta Badia: www.chefscup.it> Swing on Snow, Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm: www.alpedisiusi.info > A Taste for Skiing in the Dolomites, Alta Badia: www.altabadia.org> Cheese Festival in Campo Tures/Sand in Taufers (every two years): www.suedtirol.info/events> Bolzano/Bozen Wine Exhibition: www.suedtirol.info/events> Eisacktaler Kost – Culinary week in the Isarco/Eisacktal Valley: www.eisacktalerkost.info

Wine & Architecture in South Tyrol

Many people immediately associate the word “pleasure” with eating

and drinking. In fact, pleasure encompasses much more than mere

culinary enjoyment: it includes any type of positive sensation that

can be perceived by the five senses. Wine and architecture are two

sources of pleasure that have always characterised South Tyrol’s

landscape and cultural identity in a very distinctive way.

Pleasure on the palate

South Tyrol is home to mineral, fresh and fruity white wines, such

as Weissburgunder and Sauvignon. In warm areas, fruity and elegant

red wines such as Blauburgunder and Vernatsch also thrive. The

dark-hued Lagrein and the aromatic Gewürztraminer are two indige-

nous wines. These wines are defined by the climatic interplay of hot

days and particularly cool nights.

Feast for the eyes

South Tyrol’s architecture is as varied as its cultural landscape.

Old country estates, castles and farms are just as typical of the

landscape as contemporary buildings and modern design. A lot has

happened on the South Tyrolean architectural scene, particularly in

the last ten years: thanks to keen enthusiasm about the local build-

ing culture and lifestyle, architects are creating structures that are

authentic to the region yet still fresh and innovative, whether the

project is brand new or a restoration. The architectural scene in

South Tyrol covers a wide array of structures: in addition to resi-

dential buildings, museums, and public buildings there are many

hotels, wine cellars and wine bars. Our map will guide you to

places that will be equally appreciated by wine enthusiasts and

architecture experts.

Guide to South Tyrol with insidertips on shopping, restaurants,history and much more. Marco Polo

South Tyrol Italian Alps

This book offers insight into South Tyrol’s natural and cultural lands-cape, with detailed information on the individual valleys and evocative images throughout. Hanspaul MenaraAthesia

South Tyrol: Paradise in the Dolomites

New Architecture in South Tyrol 2006-2012 looks at the development of South Tyrol’s architectural scene. Includes up-to-date and extensive documentation of various buildings. Springer

New Architecture in South Tyrol 2006-2012

A nice option for anyone looking for a short guide to South Tyrol. With hiking trails, recipes, events, local information and much more. Athesia

South Tyrol for all seasons

Suggested Reading

Since the discovery of the glaciermummy, a window has been opened on this previously unex-plored period of history: Angelika Fleckinger summarizes what ex-perts from a variety of disciplines have unearthed about Ötzi’s life and death.

Angelika FleckingerFolio

Ötzi, the Iceman

A first compilation of projects by the fascinating Höller and Klotzner, located in northern Italy. The book presents six buildings of great conceptual density and craftsmanship. This is architecture that interprets the impulses affec-ting European and international construction landscapes.

Alessandro RoccaSpringer

Modern alternatives: Höller & Klotzner Architecture

The Complete South Tyrol

The no.parking book designers conjure up vivid, amusing illus-trations and graphics out of well-researched facts and complex data. This illustrated book presents litt-le-known information about South Tyrol in an unusual, surprising and, above all, simply beautiful way.

Hermann Gummerer, Franziska HackFolio

33 x South Tyrolean Classics

The best recipes for the best-known South Tyrolean dishes: every recipe gives step-by-step directions for optimal results.

Heinrich Gasteiger, Heinrich Wieser, Helmut Bachmann Athesia

Eventful Days – Relaxing Nights

Lodging

Comprehensive database of lodging

in South Tyrol including establish-

ments that accept online bookings:

www.suedtirol.info

Idyllic Places

A collection of 13 properties linking

tradition with contemporary life:

www.idyllicplaces.com

Relaxing Holidays

30 four-star spa hotels focussing on

wellness, fitness, beauty & healthy

cuisine:

www.belvita.it

Staying at a Winery

South Tyrolean vintners that

provide lodging:

www.fws.it

www.redrooster.it

Cosy B&Bs and Apartments

Private hosts in South Tyrol. These

family-run establishments have a

maximum of six rooms or four apart-

ments:

www.kleinundfein.org

South Tyrol Budget

Good quality and convenient lod-

ging; maximum of 15 rooms or apart-

ments: www.southtyrolbudget.com

Wine & Architecture with 33 featured points of interest

Wine & Architecture: Explore

Wine & Architecture: Relax

Wine & Architecture: Enjoy

Wine & Architecture: Experience

The Pleasures of South TyrolWine & Architecture with 33 featured points of interest

Hofstätter Wine EstateWine has been grown on the Upper and Lower Yngramhof in the village of Termeno/Tramin since the fourteenth century. Today, this former stage-coach inn is one of South Tyrol’s best-known wine estates. In the mid-1990s, Martin Foradori Hofstätter had an innovative wood-panelled wine tower built: designed by Walter Angonese, it now houses a light and airy tasting room on the first floor. The entire renovation project represents an excellent balance between function and aesthetics.

Piazza Municipio, 7 | I-39040 Termeno/Tramin | phone: +39 0471 860 161info@hofstatter.com | www.hofstaetter.it

Nals-Margreid WineryTwo cultures meet in wine and architecture. They complement one ano-ther and, under ideal circumstances, enter into a long-term relationship. The Nals-Margreid Winery has trusted in this, supplying its high-quality wine with some excellent architecture. It’s a symbiosis rich in contrast that evinces its roots without losing sight of the future.

Via Heiligenberger, 2 | I-39010 Nalles/Nals | phone: +39 0471 678 626info@kellerei.it | www.kellerei.it

Tramin WineryTramin Winery has tradition, award-winning wines and, as of recently, a building that nestles into the landscape as if encasing the wine in under-stated armour.

Strada del Vino, 144 | I-39040 Termeno/Traminphone: +39 0471 096 633 | info@cantinatramin.it | www.cantinatramin.it

San Michele-Appiano WineryRenovation work on these wine cellars was completed in time for cente-nary celebrations in 2006. Architect Walter Angonese and artist Manfred Alois Mayr designed the interiors of the cellars to reflect their winegrow-ing origins. The cellar’s unique character is enhanced by sophisticated lighting, room dividers and a focus on preserving the original structural elements. The list of award-winning wines is long; the best-known line is Sanct Valentin.

Via Circonvallazione, 17/19 | I-39057 Appiano/Eppanphone: +39 0471 664 466 | kellerei@stmichael.it | www.stmichael.it

Pfitscher WineryWhen Pfitscher Winery was designing its new building, the goal was to create an appealing building while maintaining an environmentally friend-ly approach. The structure is South Tyrol’s first ClimateHouse-certified winery and, like Pfitscher wines, has a strong sense of individuality and character.

Via Dolomiti, 17 | I-39040 Montagna/Montan | phone: +39 0471 16 81 317info@pfitscher.it | www.pfitscher.it

Muri-Gries Monastery CellarWinegrowing and monasteries have always gone hand in hand. This tenet applies at Muri-Gries as well: wine production has been a major focus here for several centuries. Today, the wine estate primarily produces red wine, the indigenous Lagrein grape variety being its main speciality. Dating back to the thirteenth century, the deep cellars hold old barrels and barriques while the stainless steel tanks and a fermentation cellar are housed in the old monastery church. This former castle has been home to Benedictine monks since 1845.

Piazza Gries, 21 | I-39100 Bolzano/Bozen | phone: +39 0471 282 287info@muri-gries.com | www.muri-gries.com

Katzenzungen CastleKatzenzungen Castle is home to the largest and oldest grapevine in Europe: it dates back 350 years and covers a surface area of 300 m². The castle itself is from the thirteenth century and makes an attractive back-drop for culinary and cultural events. Prissiano, 11 | I-39010 Tesimo/Tisens | phone: +39 0473 927 018info@castel.katzenzungen.com | www.castel.katzenzungen.com Trauttmansdorff CastleFirst mentioned in 1327, this castle overlooking Merano/Meran was rebuilt by Count Joseph von Trauttmansdorff and today forms the centrepiece for exquisite botanical gardens. The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle are a wonderful fusion of historical and modern elements: the recently built visitor centre and KlimaHaus-certified administrative building are good examples. There is also a vineyard dedicated to preserving ancient autochthonous grape varieties of the region as well as the traditional pergola training system. Other wine-related attractions include the Tab-ernaculum, a walk-in treasure chest containing precious objects of wine history such as 2,400-year-old grape seeds discovered in South Tyrol, and the Gardens & Wine Experience Package. Via San Valentino, 51a | I-39012 Merano/Meran | phone: +39 0473 235 730 info@trauttmansdorff.it | www.trauttmansdorff.it

South Tyrolean Wine Museum & Wine Education TrailThis wine museum in Caldaro/Kaltern illustrates the history and impor-tance of winegrowing in South Tyrol through exhibits of tools and equip-ment used in the region throughout the centuries. Hundreds of years ago, the vaulted cellar was used to store wines. A wine education trail in front of the museum displays old vines and different grape varieties. Via dell’Oro, 1 | I-39052 Caldaro/Kaltern | phone: +39 0471 963 168museo-del-vino@museiprovinciali.it | www.museo-del-vino.it

Juval CastleCelebrated South Tyrolean mountaineer Reinhold Messner acquired the 700-year-old Juval Castle, located north of Merano, back in 1983. Today, he houses one of his MMM museums inside, exhibiting his Tibetan collection to the public here. Unterortl Winery, located halfway up the road to the castle, also belongs to the estate. The winery produces 25,000 bottles every year from vines grown right on the estate. Weekly guided tours of the cellars and vineyards are available. Juvale, 3 | I-39020 Castelbello-Ciardes/Kastelbell-Tscharsphone: +39 348 44 33 871 | juval@messner-mountain-museum.itwww.messner-mountain-museum.it

Merano’s Thermal BathsA natural oasis in the heart of Merano, this thermal bath is the design of a Berlin-based team of architects called Baumann Zillich. Matteo Thun de-signed the interior: here, he has created a natural and authentic South Ty-rolean feel thanks to his instinct for materials and colours. Spa treatments utilise local products almost exclusively: apple, honey and clay massages, grape-seed exfoliations and grape-oil baths are some of the highlights. Piazza Terme, 9 | I-39012 Merano/Meran | phone: +39 0473 252 000info@termemerano.it | www.termemerano.it

Lageder Wine EstateOrganic and ecological criteria were paramount when converting the winemaking building on the Löwengang estate. Designed by Bolzano-based architects Abram & Schnabl, this low-energy building is in perfect harmony with the existing historical residence. Im Paradeis Wine Bar, housed in an intimate courtyard, offers a unique blend of wonderful food, wine and art.

Vicolo dei Conti, 9 | I-39040 Magrè/Margreid | phone: +39 0471 809 500info@aloislageder.eu | www.aloislageder.eu

Manincor Wine EstateA cellar in the vineyard: this was the brainchild of Michael Graf Goëss-Enzenberg, successfully realised by the Angonese/Köberl/Boday team of architects. The result is a technically sophisticated cellar with a complex structure that has a minimal impact on the natural landscape. At the heart of the estate is the tasting room, which gazes out of the vineyard like a glass eye.

San Giuseppe al Lago, 4 | I-39052 Caldaro/Kalternphone: +39 0471 960 230 | info@manincor.com | www.manincor.com

Novacella/Neustift Abbey WineryAlthough South Tyrol’s northernmost wine-growing region cultivates mostly green grapes, red wines also form part of the wide range offered by Novacella Abbey. The winery’s most popular wines are from the award-winning Praeposi-tus line. We highly recommend taking a tour through the Augustinian Canons Regular abbey in advance of enjoying a tasting in its cellars, where wine has been made for centuries. The tour includes the abbey’s light-flooded basilica in the Bavarian Baroque style, old library comprising a collection of 78,000 books, Pinakothek gallery, and museum.

Via Abbazia, 1 | I-39040 Varna/Vahrn | phone: +39 0472 836 189info@abbazianovacella.it | www.abbazianovacella.it

Tiefenbrunner Wine Estate: Turmhof CastleWine has been grown at Turmhof Castle in the village of Niclara/Entiklar since Roman times. Herbert Tiefenbrunner and his son Christof still lovingly uphold this tradition today, producing first-class wines. The most celebrated of these is undoubtedly the Feldmarschall von Fenner Müller-Thurgau, which grows on Europe’s highest-elevation wine estate (more than 1,000 metres above sea level) and has already received several awards.

Via Castello, 4 | I-39040 Cortaccia/Kurtatsch | phone: +39 0471 880 122info@tiefenbrunner.com | www.tiefenbrunner.com

Kaltern Winery & Wine Center The main Kaltern Winery building dates to 1911, but it wasn’t until 2006 that the Vienna-based feld72 architectural group designed the new sec-tion. The modern building features brown concrete fibre panels and a bright glass façade in stark juxtaposition to the surroundings. Today, Kal-tern Winery has 410 members and a remarkable range of top wines.

Via Stazione, 7 | I-39052 Caldaro/Kaltern | phone: +39 0471 966 067info@winecenter.it | www.winecenter.it

Kränzel Wine EstateA medieval residence forms the core of Kränzel Wine Estate, which is cur-rently owned by Count Pfeil. Winegrowing enjoys a long tradition here, a fact that is documented by certificates of wine deliveries to Bavaria in the sixteenth century. Wines produced on the estate are available for tasting in the listed mill building. A labyrinth garden comprising a diverse world of plants rounds off the estate and is beloved by adults and children alike.

Via Palade, 1 | I-39010 Cermes/Tscherms | phone: +39 0473 564 549info@kraenzel.com | www.kraenzelhof.it

Schöneck RestaurantIn 1986, the Baumgartner family acquired Schöneck Restaurant, near the town of Brunico/Bruneck. It is said to be built atop the ruins of the birth-place of famous Gothic painter and sculptor Michael Pacher. The threeStuben (wood-panelled parlours), each of which has a traditional South Tyrolean oven, form the centrepiece of the building. The rustic wine cellar is adorned with pebbles and boasts more than 500 local and international labels.

Via Castello-Schöneck, 11 | Molini/Mühlen near Falzes/PfalzenI-39030 Chienes/Kiens | +39 0474 565 550info@schoeneck.it | www.schoeneck.it

Kallmünz RestaurantNot much has changed at Kallmünz Castle, located in Merano, since its construction in the fourteenth century. The complex comprises four sec-tions, one of which is the Stöckelgebäude, where grapes were once pressed for wine. The restaurant, a lovely fusion of old and new elements, was desi-gned by the current owner and offers an excellent wine list to complement its delicious food.

Piazza Rena, 12 | I-39012 Merano/Meran | phone: +39 0473 212 917restaurant@kallmuenz.it | www.kallmuenz.it

PretzhofOne family has managed Pretzhof, an estate located near the town of Vi-piteno/Sterzing, for more than 300 years. Pretzhof comprises a farmhouse, alpine pasture, and shop: the kitchen is thus well supplied with fresh pro-duce every day. Its Stube parlour is done in centuries-old larch and pine, and the food is based on traditional local recipes refined and reinterpreted by the chef. An extensive wine list reflects the owner’s great love for wine.

Tulfer, 259 | I-39049 Val di Vizze/Pfitsch | phone: +39 0472 764 455info@pretzhof.com | www.pretzhof.com

Weingalerie Wine BarWeingalerie, a wine bar in the town of Bressanone/Brixen, opened its doors to the public in late 2005. With warm colours, timeless design, dark wooden beams and solid stone walls, designer Martin Oberhauser has created a cosy and comfortable ambience for wine aficionados. The range comprises 500 noble wines from Italy and abroad as well as distillates, olive oil and balsa-mic vinegar. Specialities from the bistro kitchen are served once a week.

Rio Bianco, 10 | I-39042 Bressanone/Brixen | phone: +39 0472 836 001info@weingalerie.it | www.weingalerie.it

Pillhof Bistro & Wine BarThis Mediterranean-style bistro and wine bar is located in the village of Frangarto/Frangart, near Bolzano, and is housed in a unique manor dating back to the fifteenth century. Pillhof owner Kathrin Oberhofer regales her guests with premium wines from all over the world and delightful creations from her bistro kitchen. The wines are stored in the walk-in, thermally controlled Vinoteque, where they can be tasted – and purchased for a rea-sonable price.

Via Bolzano, 48 | I-39010 Frangarto/Frangart | phone: +39 0471 633 100info@vinothekpillhof.com | www.pillhof.com

Bernardi Enoteque in BrunicoHere, Mother Nature is teacher, and a love of her is the driving force. Species-appropriate animal husbandry, natural preparation, a selection of producers and suppliers, and the absence of flavour enhancers: this is a promise of quality – and reason enough to stop by with a clear conscience.

Via Stuck, 6 | I-39031 Brunico/Bruneck | phone: +39 0474 411 176info@bernardi-karl.it | www.bernardi-karl.it

Punkt Wine HousePunkt is the name of the wine bar right on Caldaro’s market square. Loving-ly managed by Markus Thaler and Patrick Pfitscher since 2006, the renow-ned Viennese architect Hermann Czech transformed this historical, listed building into an atmospheric bar offering 140 labels from winegrowers in Caldaro. The wine bar serves simple food on a daily basis.

Piazza Principale, 3 | I-39052 Caldaro/Kaltern | phone: +39 0471 964 965weinhaus@wein.kaltern.com | www.wein.kaltern.com

Wassererhof FarmBuilt in the fourteenth century, Wassererhof Farm had been neglected for a very long time before the Mock family purchased it in 1996 and did a lovely restoration. South Tyrolean architect Sylvia Hafner Polzhofer combined the old building structure with new, modern elements to create apartments and a Buschenschank or country-style tavern serving traditional fare – usually washed down with South Tyrolean wine.

Novale di Fiè, 21 | I-39050 Fiè/Völs | phone: +39 0471 724 114info@wassererhof.com | www.wassererhof.com

Pergola Residence HotelBolzano-born architect Matteo Thun’s design of the Pergola Residence Hotel, located in the village of Lagundo/Algund near Merano, represents a new chapter of the South Tyrolean lifestyle. Inspired by the surround-ing vine arbours and trellises covering the stone walls, the building is a timeless structure featuring stone and timber, an elegant interior with clean lines, long glass facades, and spacious vine-covered terraces. Via San Cassiano, 40 | I-39022 Lagundo/Algund | phone: +39 0473 201 435info@pergola-residence.it | www.pergola-residence.it

Seehotel Ambach HotelIn the early 1970s, South Tyrolean architect Othmar Barth drew up plans for the Seehotel Ambach, a lakeside hotel nestled amidst vineyards on the northern banks of Lake Caldaro. This exterior of the abstract, ge-ometric building is all in white; in fact, white also dominates the interior – with some wood accents. The structure is still widely regarded as one of the most outstanding hotel buildings in South Tyrol. Campi al Lago, 3 | I-39052 Caldaro/Kaltern | phone: +39 0471 960 098info@seehotel-ambach.com | www.seehotel-ambach.com

Stroblhof – a hotel, restaurant, and winegrowing estateStroblhof, located in the village of Appiano/Eppan, is a hotel, restaurant and wine-growing estate all in one. Once a week, the cellar master opens the doors of the modern wine cellar, designed by German architect Marcus Dieken, to hotel guests. Natural materials such as mud, clay, slate and oak dominate the function rooms, where red and white wines from the estate can be enjoyed. Via Pigenoer, 25 | I-39057 Appiano/Eppan | phone: +39 0471 662 250hotel@stroblhof.it | www.stroblhof.it

Marinushof FarmMarinushof, in the village of Castelbello/Kastelbell, is a wonderful place for a farm holiday: this forward-thinking and modern farm has lost none of its original agricultural roots. Born in the Venosta/Vinschgau Valley, architect G. L. Debiasi designed the angular and contoured building using natural materials throughout. In addition to apples and apricots, grapes are cultivated and made into wine and distillates right on the farm. Strada Vecchia, 9b | Maragno/Marein | I-39020 Castelbello/Kastelbellphone: +39 0473 624 717 | info@marinushof.it | www.marinushof.it

Compliments of the Bolzano Chamber of Architects

Südtirol InformationPiazza della Parrocchia, 11I-39100 Bolzano/Bozenphone: +39 0471 999 999info@suedtirol.info

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Orso Grigio HotelOrso Grigio is the oldest hotel in the village of San Candido/Innichen and has been run by the same family for the past 250 years. The interior is characterised by a blend of historical charm and contemporary elegance; this fusion is reflected also in the guestrooms, some of which are elegantly modern while others exude traditional charm. Weekly tastings of fine wines from South Tyrol and neighbouring regions provide a glimpse into the wonderful range of labels stored in the hotel’s cellars. Via P. Rainer, 2 | I-39038 San Candido/Innichen | phone: +39 0474 913 115info@orsohotel.it | www.orsohotel.it

Zirmerhof Alpine HotelThe Zirmerhof Alpine Hotel in the village of Redagno/Radein is an ancient country manor. A high degree of comfort in a traditional, country-style set-ting awaits guests in the library and wood-panelled rooms. Gewürztraminer, one of South Tyrol’s indigenous wines, is grown in the estate’s own vineyard and can be tasted along with 250 other top wines from all over the world. Redagno di Sopra, 59 | I-39040 Redagno/Radein | phone: +39 0471 887 215info@zirmerhof.com | www.zirmerhof.com

Lindenhof HotelWhen renovating the Lindenhof Hotel in the village of Naturno/Naturns, owner Joachim Nischler placed great importance on finding the right balance between architecture, management of the hotel, and the guests. Architect Gernot Lesina Debiasi designed a bright and expansive complex of buildings with clean lines and a great deal of colour throughout. The wine cellar stocks many South Tyrolean wines, which can be tasted at regular wine events. Via Chiesa, 2 | I-39025 Naturno/Naturns | phone: +39 0473 666 242info@lindenhof.it | www.lindenhof.it

La Perla Hotel & Mahatma WineMahatma Wine is named in honour of Mahatma Gandhi: the Great Soul. Inside the wine cellars of La Perla, located in the village of Corvara, the power of wine is palpable – something to be experienced by each of the five senses. La Perla’s cellars are home to 30,000 fine wines, which repose in an unusual setting: there is background music, impressive paintings, and even a moving floor. This unusual wine cellar is the brainchild and design of owner Michil Costa. Strada Col Alt, 105 | I-39033 Corvara | phone: +39 0471 831 000info@hotel-laperla.it | www.hotel-laperla.it

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Südtirol Map – Standard

45 Salzburg

45 Innsbruck

45 Verona

45 Treviso

45 Venezia 45 Brescia

45 Bergamo

45 Milano

45 Bolzano/Bozen

2 Rosenheim

2 Vipiteno/Sterzing

2 Brunico/Bruneck2 Bressanone/Brixen

2 Bregenz

2 Vaduz

2 Chur

2 Lugano2 Udine

2 Cortina

Spittal ander Drau 2

2 Trento

45 München

45 Zürich

2 Merano/Meran2

Glorenza/Glurns

050 km

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15.indd 112/18/11 4:46 PM

Getting Therewww.suedtirol.info/gettingthere

Südtirol InformationPiazza della Parrocchia, 11I-39100 Bolzano/Bozenphone: +39 0471 999 999info@suedtirol.info

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