April 18, 2026
Chapter Chianti is set to open in June 2026 in the Chianti region, just 45 minutes from Florence.
The second Chapter Italia property
The 82-room property marks the second opening in the Chapter Italia portfolio, developed by Marco Cilia following the success of Chapter Roma in 2019. Set within a restored 16th-century medieval village in the countryside, the property redefines Italian hospitality by introducing a bold contemporary design to one of the most evocative Italian landscapes. The property has a strong focus on design, combining the reliability and comfort of a high-end hotel with the personality, warmth and creativity of an independent property.
"Either relax completely or let your hair down"
“Following the success of Chapter Rome, we wanted to take the Chapter philosophy beyond the city limits and show that contemporary design and authentic Italian hospitality can thrive anywhere,- says Cilia. -Tuscany has extraordinary country resorts, but many seemed too quiet, too predictable to us. We have created a place where you can either relax completely or let your hair down - sometimes both in the same day. Chapter Chianti was created to give guests the freedom to experience Tuscany in their own way, whether that’s with a yoga session at dawn or dancing after sunset.”
Fine dining and a communal experience spa
Leading the culinary offering at Chapter Chianti is chef Vincenzo Martella, who brings with him over twenty years’ experience in fine dining and the luxury hospitality sector. A Michelin-starred chef, Martella will bring his contemporary approach to Italian cuisine to the hotel’s three restaurants and bars, creating a gastronomic programme based on his Roots and Branches philosophy which is a balance between tradition and evolution. The Forever A Relaxed Mood spa reinvents the concept of wellness as a communal experience. Unlike traditional spas designed for solitary retreats, this space encourages connection as well as relaxation, with Turkish baths, saunas, saltwater pools, hydrotherapy pools, a dry hammam and a jacuzzi clad in travertine.
Curated activities and outdoors sports
In addition to its culinary and wellness offerings, Chapter Chianti immerses guests in the authentic rhythms of Tuscan life through a series of curated activities. Guests can explore the countryside on horseback through the vineyards, truffle hunting with local experts and olive harvesting during the season. Mountain bike trails wind through the hills, whilst dawn yoga sessions offer a rejuvenating start to the day. Padel courts provide sporting activities alongside a state-of-the-art gym, and local farms allow families to interact with animals.
Art is central to the property
Art remains central to the Chapter experience. Continuing the work he began with Chapter Roma, South African designer Tristan Du Plessis of Studio A brings his immersive aesthetic to Chianti, whilst artist Kokekit introduces a softer visual language throughout the property. Her organic lines and fluid forms run through the rooms and communal areas. “The challenge was to create something bold and modern in a region defined by tradition, without losing its soul,- explains Du Plessis. -We wanted the old and the new to coexist in dialogue. The result is a space where the passage of time is visible but not frozen: a historic village transformed into something radically contemporary, yet timeless.” In addition to the main hotel, The Mansion offers a villa with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, a private pool, olive groves and complete privacy, and is perfect for families, friends or groups looking for a space to gather and celebrate.
"We’re writing a new chapter, one that speaks to travellers"
Located in the heart of Chianti and 45 minutes from Siena and Florence, Chapter Chianti is an ideal base for discovering the most authentic Tuscany, whilst offering a retreat that feels light years away from what one would normally expect. “We’re not trying to replicate what already exists in Tuscany. We’re writing a new chapter, one that speaks to travellers who value authenticity, creativity and design as part of their journey."
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CDSHotels celebrates three new properties in Sicily and Calabria.
A historic stately home
The first property, Baglio Basile, in Petrosino, opened on 26 March. Situated between Marsala and Mazara del Vallo, this historic stately home retains the charm of 19th-century architecture In the warmer months guests can enjoy the swimming pool and the sea, with a beach set in an unspoiled setting.
Calabria blends nature, history and imagination
CDSHotels Ninfe Saracene
Following this first opening, CDSHotels’ spring programme will continue in May with Ninfe Saracene, a new destination in Le Castella, on the Ionian coast of Calabria. Ninfe Saracene's furnishings, finishes, overall atmosphere and cuisine are reminiscent of the Eastern Mediterranean, and with the Aragonese Fortress, the golden sandy beach and the Capo Rizzuto Marine Protected Area, holidays reveal a Calabria that blends nature, history and imagination.
Exploring Western Sicily and Marsala
CDSHotels Delfino Beach
At the end of May it will be the turn of Delfino Beach in Marsala, overlooking the sea of Western Sicily. But Delfino Beach is not defined solely by its relationship with the sea: it is also a natural starting point for exploring the cultural landscape of Marsala and its surroundings. With Baglio Basile already open and Ninfe Saracene and Delfino Beach set to open, CDSHotels marks the start of the 2026 season with three new openings that expand the story of Southern Italy through diverse yet complementary destinations.
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AG Boutique Journey, the DMC and incoming tour operator part of the AG Group, reports that luxury knows no crisis.
Italy is attracting a hi-end clientele
The operator reports on the overall positive picture for foreign tourism flows to Italy in the high-end segment. In the current scenario of geopolitical tensions and conflicting scenarios and taking into account that last year benefited from the extraordinary boost of the Jubilee, demand remains solid. This confirms Italy's ability to attract an international clientele with high purchasing power, oriented towards tailor-made travel, exclusive services, and high-end stays.
Italy is considered safe, stable, and desirable
"The data we consider most significant concerns the resilience of demand in the high-end segment, which continues to prove robust even in an international context marked by geopolitical tensions. Talking with clients and partners what emerges is a very strong perception of Italy as a safe, stable, and consistently desirable destination. This contributes concretely to supporting tourist flows and confirms the country's ability to remain a reference point for high-end tourism,“ says Salvatore Gioiosa, chief commercial officer AG Boutique Journey.
The Americas are 65% of total bookings
The Americas remain the main target market representing approximately 65% of total bookings. Canada accounts for some 30% and remains stable. The United States and Mexico are posting increases estimated between 10% and 20%. Bookings in Latin America are also positive, growing around 15%, with significant performances recorded by Brazil and Argentina and encouraging signs across the entire region. Europe and Asia both stand at around 15%.
Art cities but also "deep Italy" in demand
The Grand Tour of Italy, with 12-14 to day itineraries to Rome, Florence, and Venice, often complemented by Tuscany or the Amalfi Coast, are among the most requested and offer private access and exclusive experiences. At the same time, the "deep Italy" trend is also growing, with itineraries that extend from Rome toward the South as well as Puglia and Matera, and lesser-known destinations. These are highly personalized trips, and overall stays average 12-14 days and are often multi-destination, while the demand for packages with an average stay of around nine days is also growing. Demand is increasingly shifting toward unique and non-replicable bespoke experiences that combine exclusivity, privacy, and emotional value, such as private openings of historic buildings with Michelin dining, after-hours visits to iconic wineries with the owners, helicopter transfers between destinations and private yacht:
Published in Tour operator
The North-East Airport Hub, with Venice, Verona and Treviso, is looking forward to the 2026 summer season.
Venice, Verona and Treviso: 2.5 million passengers
For the summer over 16 million seats are expected to go on sale between April and October, this is a 9% increase on 2025. So we are looking at a positive trend for the three airports of Venice, Verona and Treviso, which, in the first two months of the year, recorded an increase of +11.5% over the same period last year, totalling around 2.5 million passengers.
Condor, Volotea and Wizz Air
While we await Emirates and Qatar Airways to resume their respective flights to Dubai and Doha, there is no shortage of new developments for the summer from Venice Airport. From 1 May, Condor will start operating three daily flights between Venice and Frankfurt; from 22 May, Icelandair’s new flight to Reykjavik will commence, with three weekly services. Egyptair is also joining the Venetian network, launching a new twice-weekly service between Venice and Cairo on 29 June. Volotea is deploying a second aircraft during the summer season and introducing two new seasonal flights to Corfu and Rhodes. Wizz Air has announced the arrival of a fourth aircraft at its Venice base in mid-September, expanding its network to 26 destinations with the launch of new flights to Alicante, Bilbao, Seville and Valencia.
45 destinations from Treviso Airport
Treviso’s Canova Airport continues to consolidate its role as a key hub for low-cost traffic with a network of 45 destinations, served mainly by Ryanair and Wizz Air, with a strong presence in the Mediterranean and Eastern European markets. Spain, Romania, Albania, Belgium and Poland are the European markets offering the highest number of seats on sale, reaffirming the airport’s popularity among both leisure and VFR passengers and business travellers.
Verona: 86 destinations served by 25 airlines
Verona Airport, following the completion of the Romeo project for the terminal’s redevelopment, has recorded a 20% increase with over 520,000 passengers in the first two months of the year. In summer 2026 Catullo Airport offers 86 destinations served by 25 airlines, with several new additions: Volotea has announced new routes to Comiso, Malaga, Menorca, Athens and Karpathos, as well as Aalborg in Denmark, thanks to the deployment of a third aircraft during the summer peak.
Sicily: new heritage and low-cost flights
Sicily is now even more accessible thanks to the new connection to Trapani operated by Ryanair, the airport’s leading carrier by passenger volume, which is expanding its network to include a route to Tirana, Albania. Among the new additions, the direct connection between Verona and Casablanca, operated by Royal Air Maroc with three weekly flights starting 21 June, certainly stands out. Casablanca joins the other hubs already served, such as Paris Charles de Gaulle with Air France, and Frankfurt and Munich, both connected by Air Dolomiti with twice-daily flights. Charter and leisure carriers play a central role in completing the network: among these is Neos, which continues to offer long-haul destinations and leading tourist destinations.
A total of 150 destinations for the hub
“With a total network of over 150 destinations across Europe and the world and more than 16 million seats on sale, the North-East Airport Hubhub represents a strategic asset for international mobility and for the economic and tourism development of the region,” said Camillo Bozzolo, Director of Aviation Development at the Save Group. “The workshop that has just concluded with industry stakeholders confirms the strength of the collaboration between airports, airlines and tour operators, jointly promoting the opportunities offered by the airport network and supporting the growth of tourist flows towards an ever-expanding catchment area, which constitutes one of the main destination regions in Europe.”
Published in Transportation
Unexpected South: Reggio Calabria & Pisticci fam trip. Beyond the classic Italian journey
March 31, 2026
THE FAM TRIP IS SOLD OUT
ItaliAbsolutely, together with Reggio Calabria and Pisticci, will host the fam trip "Unexpected South - beyond the classic Italian journey " for international buyers from 22 to 28 April 2026. Combining nature, culture and gastronomy and encounters with local stakeholders, the event will offer a group of selected buyers a curated immersion into this lesser known yet deeply authentic corner of Southern Italy.
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ItaliAbsolutely, together with Reggio Calabria and Pisticci, will host the fam trip "Unexpected South - beyond the classic Italian journey " for international buyers from 22 to 28 April 2026. Combining nature, culture and gastronomy and encounters with local stakeholders, the event will offer a group of selected buyers a curated immersion into this lesser known yet deeply authentic corner of Southern Italy.
PROGRAMME
22 April - Participants arrive at Reggio Calabria Airport and check into the hotel.
Free time
18.30 Depart for the charming fishing village of Scilla, traditionally linked to the sea monster Scilla from Homer’s Odyssey.
Dinner in Chianalea, often called the “Little Venice of the South” as its houses are built directly on the water. With its narrow streets, typical restaurants, and traditional fishing fleet it has a timeless, romantic atmosphere. Overnight.
23 April - Breakfast and depart for the Tyrrhenian coast of the province of Reggio Calabria. Visits to the little town of Cinquefrondi where a stroll through the historic center will reveal colorful murals and local art projects. On to the Galatro Terme hot springs with, hopefully, time to enjoy a treatment and relax in the spa pools, while in nearby San Giorgio Morgetto the Norman Castle offers breathtaking views over the plain.
Lunch in Taurianova with time to wander the old Medieval streets and soak up everyday Calabrian life.
Dinner and return to Reggio Calabria and overnight.
24 April - Breakfast and workshop with local tourism stakeholders.
11.30 coffee break and workshop until 13.00
Lunch
Afternoon dedicated to the city of Reggio Calabria with the Aragonese Castle, which stands as a historic symbol overlooking the modern urban life, and the striking neo-Romanesque Cathedral which is the largest church in Calabria. The city is renowned for its seaside elegance, sweeping views across the Strait of Messina, and its unique blend of history, art, and Mediterranean charm.
Dinner
Return to Reggio Calabria and overnight
25 April - Reggio Calabria's Ionic Coast
Breakfast and 08.00 departure for some of the most beautiful small towns on the Ionic Coast in the province of Reggio Calabria, famous for its crystal-clear waters and wild landscapes. Mammola is known for its artistic spirit, the unique MUSABA contemporary art park, and its traditional cuisine set against the scenic backdrop of the Aspromonte mountains. Stilo, a picturesque hillside village is famous for its Byzantine church, a remarkable masterpiece of medieval architecture, and Locri, has the archaeological remains of the ancient Greek city of Locri Epizephyrii, offering a glimpse into Magna Graecia’s rich past.
Lunch
Dinner and overnight
26 April 2026
Arrival at Masseria Macchia Relais San Pio & Marina, and check-in
4.00 pm, departure for Pisticci for a guided tour with a focus on the Dirupo and Terravecchia districts, and stopping at the Arte Cultura & Tradizione Ceramics Workshop
Dinner at Il Patio Restaurant, Masseria Torre Fiore
Return to Masseria Macchia and overnight
27 April 2026
Breakfast and depart for Porto degli Argonauti Marina di Pisticci. Visit to the Filaro del Castello di San Basilio (Marina di Pisticci).
Lunch at the Emanto’ Restaurant, Borgo San Basilio (Marina di Pisticci).
3.30 pm, stop at the artisan pastry workshop “Pasticci”, Marconia. Panoramic view of the Calanchi en route and arrival at the Museo Essenza Lucano (Pisticci Scalo). Guided tour and presentation of the tourist attractions of Pisticci and Basilicata, followed by networking between operators (informal meetings between buyers and sellers) and a Lucanian aperitif.
Return to Pisticci, dinner at the traditional restaurant L’Incontro and overnight stay at the Masseria
28 April 2026
Breakfast and transfer by coach to Bari Airport.
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Olbia and Alghero, the airports of Northern Sardinia are heading for a record-breaking summer, with 6.8 million seats available, a 9% increase over 2025.
New routes from Spain, Holland, Germany and the UK
The network will offer 173 connections to 98 destinations, of which 75 are international and 23 domestic, with 19 new routes and the arrival of two new airlines. A highlight is the first direct flight between the US and Sardinia, with a Delta Air Lines flight set to commence on 21 May on the Olbia-New York JFK route (four weekly frequencies). The total capacity will rise to 4.8 million seats, up 7.2% over summer 2025, with a network of 134 routes and 96 destinations - 74 international and 22 domestic - operated by 40 airlines from and to 26 countries. New routes include Seville with Volotea, Eindhoven with Transavia, Berlin and Graz with Eurowings, and London Stansted with BA Cityflyer, a subsidiary of British Airways.
Flight capacity up 10% on Aprill 2025
The trend for April is particularly significant, with flight capacity set to be 10% higher than in April 2025. Ryanair will launch its Kraków route as early as mid-March, whilst Lufthansa will bring forward its flights to Munich and Frankfurt. Early launches are also planned for easyJet, which will operate five more routes than last year (Edinburgh, Bordeaux, Lyon, Nice and Nantes), in addition to SAS flights to Copenhagen, Wizz Air flights to Warsaw and Ryanair flights to Dublin and Vienna.
Alghero Airport to exceed 2 million passengers
Alghero Airport also aims to exceed the historic threshold of two million passengers, having closed 2025 with its best-ever result: 1,770,493 travellers. The schedule includes 46 routes, of which 16 are domestic and 30 international, to 18 countries outside Italy, with 10 new international routes and a 46% increase in international services.
Debuts and additional flights
Transavia will make its debut at Alghero airport with flights from Amsterdam and Paris; Wizz Air will launch four new routes from Warsaw, Belgrade, Tirana and Skopje; Ryanair will add routes from Warsaw and Tirana, whilst confirming flights from Brussels, Frankfurt, Munich, London, Cork, Dublin, Katowice, Bratislava, Barcelona, Madrid and Budapest. Volotea will strengthen its presence in the French market with a new route from Lyon, whilst confirming flights from Bordeaux and Paris. Air Europa will introduce a direct Alghero-Madrid service, whilst Air Serbia will confirm its route from Belgrade, and Aeroitalia will continue to operate the Alghero-Rome route under the territorial continuity scheme and will launch a new flight from Genoa in June.
ITA Airways, Ryanair and Volotea flights
ITA Airways will cover the Milan Linate route, again under the territorial continuity scheme. Ryanair will confirm its routes from Bari, Bergamo, Bologna, Catania, Milan Malpensa, Naples, Palermo, Pescara, Pisa and Venice, whilst Volotea will connect Alghero with Turin, Verona and Florence.
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Sirreti Roma, in the heart of the city, and Sirreti Lake Garda, on the shores of the lake are the first two properties by Sirreti Residences.
Bespoke accommodation experiences
The new collection of private residences dedicated to ultra-luxury hospitality has been recently launched on the Italian market. Created to offer bespoke accommodation experiences, removed from conventional hotel models, Sirreti Residences is an exclusive collection for their elegance, historical significance and architectural uniqueness, offering personalized service protocols and absolute privacy.
A 17th-century palace in Baroque Rome
Situated between the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, in the heart of Baroque Rome, Sirreti Roma Residence takes up the main floor of Palazzo Nari a Sant’Eustachio built in the first half of the 17th century. The layout of the palace follows the typical configuration of a Roman urban palace with, on one side, more intimate rooms overlooking the inner courtyard, on the other, reception rooms facing the city. Acquired and restored as part of the European Heritage project, today it embodies authentic Roman elegance, with interiors that are spacious and with high coffered ceilings. The main hall houses a true artistic gem, a large 17th-century fresco by Antonio Gherardi.
A heated pool, gardens and events areas
Overlooking Lake Garda and surrounded by extraordinary natural beauty, San Sebastiano Sirreti is a private retreat of rare elegance. The property boasts 250 metres of private lakeside shoreline and is a complex of three independent buildings, the south building, the central building and the boathouse, flanked by the Limonaia lounge. The residence has seven bedrooms, a large heated outdoor swimming pool, a private natural swimming pool on the lake, a mooring for private yachts, a sauna, massage areas, panoramic gardens, a barbecue and lounge area, and spaces that are perfect for private events and exclusive retreats.
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Spring is in the air with a series of events and activites at Terme Merano in South Tyrol.
The weather is mild in spring
In April the climate is already mild and the lively town of Merano comes alive with events throughout the month, from Easter to the flower festival. Merano’s nature, together with its thermal baths with swimming pools, saunas and MySpa are the ideal combination for relaxing, recharging your batteries and staying active. The Fitness Centre, which is much more than just a gym, offers state-of-the-art technology and equipment for personalized and effective workouts. 
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Running and cycling with a view
The Fitness Centre also has power racks and Technogym isotonic machines for strength training; Technogym cardio fitness machines, RowErg, SkiErg, BikeErg Concept 2 for conditioning, and the professional team, in addition to motivating, plan the best workouts to achieve your goals. It also has two highlights that give you the feeling of training outdoors: the Skillrun treadmill and the Skillride all-in-one exercise bike, which, thanks to the integrated touch display and numerous customisable variables, make your workout more realistic and efficient.
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Body analysis, sports medicine and massages
The Fitness Centre also offers the Technogym Checkup, an advanced assessment station that analyses key health and performance parameters in just a few minutes. Integrating measurements of body composition, mobility, balance, strength and cognitive abilities into a single guided system, and using scientifically validated tests, is provides a personalised profile of your level of well-being, known as your “Wellness Age.” A stop at MySpa allows you to pamper yourself a little more with a sports massage which is ideal for preventing injuries, increasing performance or improving regeneration at the end of physical activity, while nother speciality of the Medical Area is orthopaedics.
Floral decorations and a horse parade
In addition to the Easter holidays April offers a calendar full of events. On 6 April 2026, Easter Monday, the Haflinger horses anticipate the traditional race at the Merano Racecourse with an evocative parade through the streets of the town centre, accompanied by bands and folk groups, entertainment and gastronomy. Health takes centre stage from 18 to 19 April 2026 at the 14th edition of Yoga Meeting Merano with seminars and meetings taking place at the Kurhaus and other outdoor venues. From 23 to 26 April 2026, it is the turn of the Merano Flower Festival with floral installations and creations that will transform the town's flower beds into multicoloured masterpieces.
Staying at the Hotel Pollinger
Among the partner establishments of Terme Merano, the Hotel Pollinger is offering package for the month of April 2026 which include four nights with buffet breakfast and gourmet dinner with a choice of menu, discount on admission to the Merano Thermal Baths, one voucher worth £25 valid for a 50-minute massage, a one day ticket to the gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle, and a Guest Pass for free use of public transport. All this starting from £587 per person. For information: www.termemerano.it
Published in Cities & Regions
Room Mate Hotels has new openings coming soon in Milan, Rome and Sicily.
Florence’s New Year is on 25 March
Kike Sarasola, CEO and founder of Rome Mate Hotels has prepared his properties to welcome tourists to Florence’s main attractions for “Capodanno Fiorentino,” the Florentine New Year, an ancient medieval tradition marking the start of the calendar year, which takes place on 25 March.
A day dedicated to the poet Dante Alighieri
“March is one of the best times to visit Florence: the city offers unique activities, thanks in part to Dantedì, the day dedicated to Dante Alighieri and the start of the journey narrated in the Divine Comedy. We at Room Mate Hotels want to facilitate the exploration and discovery of the city through our key strengths: a central location, immersive architecture and a team ready to provide all the necessary information to enable visitors to join in the local festivities and traditions,” says Sarasola.
Two new Room Mate Collection hotels
Over the past year, Room Mate Hotels has consolidated its presence in Florence with two 4-star hotels located in the historic centre. The Room Mate Collection Isabella is a 17th-century palace recently renovated by interior designer Luis García Fraile, and the Room Mate Luca, a neoclassical 1865 building with a modern and functional design and ideal for exploring museums and monuments on foot.
“2026 will be a positive year thanks to…repositioning”
2026 is set to be a year of strong growth for Room Mate in Italy, a market considered strategic by Sarasola. Here, the group forecasts a 10.5% increase in turnover and new openings in Sicily, Milan and Rome. “Italy is a priority market, with great opportunities for development,” says Sarasola. “2026 will be a positive year thanks to the repositioning of the brand and the work of our teams.” The chain currently has six properties on the Italian market, all central 4-star hotels with a strong lifestyle focus, often designed by international designers. The recent repositioning towards the Room Mate Collection brand, which now comprises ten hotels, has also yielded excellent results in terms of reputation.”
Published in Hospitality
In the heart of Bolzano's historic centre, in the South Tyrol, the Stadt Hotel Città is a benchmark for contemporary hospitality.
A luxury hotel in the heart of Bolzano
An elegant four-star hotel with 91 rooms, it combines traditional charm with contemporary comfort designed for leisure and business travellers. Stadt Hotel Città is part of PH HOTEL, the hospitality division of Podini Spa, which also manages Castel Hörtenberg and Palais Hörtenberg. The rooms are furnished with fine materials and have original parquet flooring and architectural details that complement the Baroque South Tyrolean façade. From the windows there are picturesque views of the cathedral and Colle del Virgolo hill. In 1913 the property was transformed into the luxury Stadt Hotel, then the Hotel Città welcoming illustrious guests such as Walt Disney and the conductor Claudio Abbado among others.
A popular café bistrot and a spa
The Cafè e Bistrot Al Città has seating for 180 overlooking the square and is famous for its local: rituals ranging from morning coffee to Friday aperitifs, as well as a rich calendar of weekly events. Wellness finds its place in the spa centre with a sauna, Turkish bath and whirlpool, as well as a Technogym-equipped gym.
Bolzano has interesting museums
Bolzano is unique in Italy and Europe: an elegant, friendly city that combines efficiency, tradition and a direct relationship with the Alpine environment. The historic centre, with its medieval arcades, is home to important institutions such as the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, famous for Ötzi.
Skiing in the winter months
A few minutes away from the hotel the walks along the Talvera river and the Renon cable car, which connects the centre to the Renon plateau have spectacular views. The South Tyrolean Wine Road and Lake Caldaro are located nearby, while in winter, resorts such as Val Gardena and Obereggen offer excellent skiing areas. For information: https://www.hotel-citta.com
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