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Here, the very idea of border is obliterated before the panorama: from one peak to the next, from the Dolomites to the Tyrol, the countryside seems to be but one. Within this tiny corner of Italy and Austria, the ridges, valleys and passes rival each other in beauty. Gardens, ski runs and jumps allow us to take advantage of nature, which often brushes the summits.
... Read MorelessHotel and restaurant in the mountains. Gardena Grödnerhof is a haven of well-being in the heart of the Dolomites, where the legendary Monti Pallidi (Pale Mountains) take on magnificent hues of pink in the light of the setting sun. It is a paradise for mountaineers and the perfect destination for skiers in winter. To experience the fabulous natural environment and stunning views of the majestic Dolomites, the hotel offers guided tours. After a day spent in the open air, there is nothing better than returning to its pleasant atmosphere. Gardena Grödnerhof, while known for its fine cuisine, also boasts a superb new spa featuring a beauty and fitness centre. In the evening, relax with a drink at the bar and linger by the lounge’s warm fireplace. ... Learn moreless
For almost twenty years, my friend and former chef Hansi Baumgartner has been the “milk master”. He works patiently and meticulously to mature his cheeses in the shade of an imposing world war one bunker. His artisanal expertise makes his products exceptional. Each of his cheese rinds rubbed with flowers,...
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This splendid abbey founded in 1142 by the Bressanone Church is itself worth the journey. Behind this architectural mixture of Bavarian and Rococo styles, the visitor will discover an amazing well, sublime frescoes and a 76,000 volume library which holds early printed books and illuminated manuscripts....
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This museum is dedicated to Ötzi the "ice man"- a homo sapiens who lived around 3,000 BC and whose body was found by two hikers on the Similaun glacier in 1991. Remarkably preserved in the ice, he still shows his beard, tattoos and typical Neolithic period tools. A central figure in the museum, Ötzi...
Read More lessHotel and restaurant in the mountains. This sleek, modern building, perched at an altitude of 1 622 metres, almost takes a back seat to the magnificence of the landscape. Yet, inside, its beauty is apparent: tree trunks, raw timber and light colours make for a resolutely contemporary style, from its large guest rooms to its superb dining room which is fully glazed, light-drenched and offers panoramic views of the Dolomites – the perfect setting to savour Heinrich Schneider’s refined cuisine, prepared with ingredients from the South Tyrol. His sister, Gisela, a sommelier, is the other half of the partnership at the helm of this property which was created by their parents and has recently been refurbished. ... Learn moreless
This may be the Alto Adige, but this 12 hectare wine growing estate looks more like an enclosed vineyard in Burgundy! It is an amazing place where rows of vines pour down the gentle south-facing slopes. From outside, you would never suspect this is Manincor’s incredibly modern and stylish wine storehouse....
Read More lessHotel and restaurant in the mountains. High above Merano, in the wild alpine landscape encircled by woods and vineyards, stands stately Castel Fragsburg in all its splendour. Built in 1624, this gracious hunting manor captivates guests as soon as they walk through the ivy-covered entrance. Set in a fairytale garden, it offers guests a heated pool and a superb wooden sun deck with views over the vineyards and mountains. A lovely shelter of rustic charm houses the garden gym; while the Sanctuarium, nestled in a tree hut, is a haven of yoga, sound medicine and meditation. Enchanting throughout, discover vistas that will take your breath away on the 180-degree terrace where you can savour a gourmet cuisine that blends alpine earthiness with Mediterranean sensuality. ... Learn moreless
Imagine almost 100,000 plants and some 80 landscaped gardens overlooking the spa city of Merano. In the shade of the Trauttmansdorff castle - the former haunt of the Empress Sissi and her court (now converted into a museum) - these botanical endeavours are among the most impressive gardens found in Italy....
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Dedicated to the most distinguished resistance fighter in Tyrolean history, this museum recounts the life of Andreas Hofer, an icon of the rebellion led by the Tyrolean mountain dwellers against Bavaria and Napoleon’s army. The winner of many battles, he liberated Innsbruck from the hands of foreign...
Read More lessHotel and restaurant in the mountains. The Top Hotel Hochgurgl, at an altitude of 2,150 m, is one of the highest Relais & Châteaux in the world. In Hochgurgl, one of Austria’s snowiest mountain resorts, there is the possibility to ski to and from the hotel doorstep on renowned ski runs, hire all equipment on site, perfect skills in the ski school and, of course, enjoy the après-ski at the hotel. Take advantage of the sunny balcony , the intimate, cosy atmosphere of the main suites with subdued lighting and open fireplaces or enjoy the mountain spa, a magical place where massages, flower baths and jacuzzis guarantee unforgettable moments. ... Learn moreless
This is one of those magical routes that you discover in the middle of spring. Flowers have already blossomed for a while in the valley, but here on the Tyrol’s highest pass at 2,509m above sea-level, winter is still in charge. You are at the border between Italy and Austria and when the fog is not in...
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Is it an amusement park or something else? It is difficult to define what makes Area 47 unique. Created by thrill seekers for thrill seekers, the site offers nearly eight hectares of condensed adrenaline from climbing - the path rises 30 m high – to tree climbing, rafting, caving, diving, canyoning,...
Read More lessHotel and restaurant in the mountains. Facing the impressive Stubai glacier, the Jagdhof offers a spacious welcome with its rooms and vast suites (up to 115 m2), all beautifully decorated. Numerous activities are available, and you can enjoy fine dining in a unique, convivial atmosphere. The Vitalwelt spa of 3,000 m², one of the best in Austria, offers twenty different types of bath, relaxation and sauna. A modern fitness room and a programme of activities are likewise available. The gourmet restaurant and the à-la-carte restaurant “Hubertusstube” feature local and regional products. The wine cellar boasts further culinary delights. ... Learn moreless
Created in 2001 by the famous architect Zaha Hadid, winner of the Pritzker Prize, the Innsbruck ski jump is a true masterpiece. Located on the historical Bergisel site, its start ramp is used for the prestigious Four Ski Jump Tournament. It is also part of a very rich history. The first ski jump established...
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Already visible at the 1900 Universal Exposition, Daniel Swarovski’s crystal glassworks founded in 1885 at Wattens remains a symbol of luxury. In the wake of the Roaring Twenties, the greatest fashion designers - Balenciaga, Dior and Hugo Boss - have collaborated with Swarovski. And didn’t Marilyn Monroe...
Read More lessHotel and restaurant in the mountains. The property sits on a hillock in the middle of a vast peaceful garden planted with flowers and fruit trees. The views over Kitzbühel and the surrounding mountains are beautiful. The hotel is at the foot of the Kitzbüheler Horn ski resort and overlooks the legendary Streif ski slope. The furniture and antiques in the rooms of this former farm belong to the family. The pools and steam baths in the spa are ideal places to relax. In summer, you will appreciate magnificent hiking trails, which start directly from the hotel and an exceptional offering of golf courses. ... Learn moreless
Every year, at the beginning of August, Kitzbühel organises its Summer Grand Festival. Several thousand people dressed in traditional Tyrolean costume, the famous ‘Lederhosen’ (or leather shorts), gather to attend concerts by musical groups in the squares or bars of the resort. Inaugurated almost a century...
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Each year the great white circus of the ski World Cup holds its breath for one famous racing weekend - the Streif. Some 50,000 spectators come to the skiers’ "Mecca". Imagine up to 85% gradient, jumps surpassing 80 metres and average speeds over 140km/h. The Streif is not just a ski slope - it’s a legend!
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To give you inspiration, Relais & Châteaux presents the Routes du Bonheur: Suggestions for travel itineraries that you can fully personalise according to your wishes and the experiences you would like to discover. Our consultants are available to help customise your route and assist you in making reservations at our properties. It is up to you to reserve any recommended activities on-site or nearby that might interest you. Call our concierge to tailormade your booking and itinerary*. *Price of a local call
