Experience
Many of our guests come to us to reconnect with themselves.
Our farm is the ideal place to finally have time for yourself and your loved ones. From cozy evenings cooking together in our holiday apartments to excursions to explore the breathtaking landscape and culinary highlights of the villages and valleys – there's something for everyone here.
The surroundings are full of places to recharge: surrounded by forest, small paths and clearings, new visions can open up here.
In this untouched place, thoughts can finally wander freely and get lost, making room for mindfulness again.
Surrounded by this freedom and nature, you can also snuggle up comfortably by the fireplace in our cozy house in the evenings.
For those who still crave some excitement, there are of course numerous options. In the immediate vicinity, day trips lead to our valleys with their lakes, canyons, castles, and pilgrimage sites, as well as to the charming cities of Merano, Bolzano, and Trento, offering a high-quality selection of museums, botanical gardens, theaters, festivals, and more. Here are a few suggestions for what you can experience!
Be active
Ride a bike
Mountain biking
Hike
Stroll
To swim
Golf
Ride
Climb
To ski
Cross-country skiing
History lives on
Ancient grapevine near Katzenzungen Castle
Tyrol Castle
Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle
Felt Art Trail
Churburg in Schluderns
Numerous other castles and fortresses
Ötzi Museum Bolzano
Gampen Gallery
Culinary Highlights
Natz Mountain Inn
Zum Löwen in Tisens
Pizzeria Tisene
Bad Gfrill
Gfrillnerhof
Felixer Alm
Spring: Dandelion weeks, asparagus season
Summer: Chanterelle season, apricot season
Autumn: Radicchio weeks, Törggelen, Tisner Chestnut Days
Our Highland cattle
The oldest registered cattle breed
The Scottish Highland cattle, also known as Highland or Kyloe, belong to the breed of domestic cattle. This breed was first registered in 1884. It originates from northwest Scotland, where it has developed its characteristic traits over centuries through natural selection – the small and relatively light Highland cattle are considered docile, robust, and long-lived; they are suitable for year-round outdoor grazing and calve easily and frequently, even without human assistance.
Our farm offers the opportunity to admire these Highland cattle! In summer, the animals are on the alpine pasture, and in winter, they are right behind our house.