South Tyrol’s towns: Italian charm and Tyrolean authenticity.
The 4* Terentnerhof hotel is an ideal starting point to discover the charm of South Tyrol’s towns. Discover the small characterful alpine villages where the best of Italian and South Tyrolean cultures mix to form a uniquely fascinating blend.
Brunico – Val Pusteria’s pearl.
The characterful town of Brunico is located at the confluence of the Aurino and Rienza brooks not far from our 4* Terentnerhof hotel, in the middle of Val Pusteria.
Whichever direction you approach it from you will be greeted first ...
Whichever direction you approach it from you will be greeted first ...
Vipiteno – Between history and shopping
The city of Vipiteno is located on the highest part of Val d’Isarco, between the Brenner Pass and the by the Isarco river. Attractions of the medieval Fugger’s town include historic sites like the XV century’s “Torre delle Dodici”, the ...
Merano – South Tyrol’s city of the sun
Merano is located on a sunny borough, less than one-hour drive from Terento. Built at an altitude of 320 m, Merano is the city of the Passirio River and the joining point between Val Venosta, Val Passiria and Val d’Ultimo in a basin ...
Bolzano – Where Middle Ages meet modern times
Bolzano is a very dynamic and buzzing city, capital of its province! The ideal starting point for a visit is the beautiful Walther Square with the imposing monument dedicated to Minnesänger Walther von der Vogelweide. Several cafes and ...
Glorenza – The smallest city in South Tyrol
The idyllic city of Glorenza is located in sunny Val Venosta. The original city walls are exceptionally well preserved and divide the medieval town into an inner core and the outer part. The former is a maze of fascinating narrow ...
A journey through time in the Episcopal town of Bressanone.
The city of Bressanone stands at the confluence of the rivers Isarco and Rienza, surrounded by the majestic mountains of South Tyrol. This is the beginning of a fascinating journey through time.
