Tucked away in Stufels, the oldest quarter of Brixen, the Arthotel Lasserhaus – is a place where contemporary art, heritage, and hospitality converge in perfect harmony. Originally a 15th-century patrician residence, the building has been sensitively restored by the Milan-based architectural firm Vudafieri Saverino & Partners and reimagined as a refined 4-star superior art hotel.
Historic features such as vaulted ceilings, original frescoes, and the inner courtyard have been preserved and paired with modern architecture, creating a fluid dialogue between past and present that defines the soul of the house.
The Lasserhaus offers 10 individually curated accommodations, including 6 double rooms, 3 suites, and 1 single room. Each space tells its own story, with fine materials, soft tones, design classics, and contemporary artworks setting the tone for a refined yet intimate atmosphere. Many rooms open to views over the Isarco river toward Brixen’s old town skyline – with its towers, rooftops, and cathedral dome.
Art is the beating heart of the Lasserhaus. Conceived from the outset as a living art space, the hotel brings together contemporary installations and the historical Faller Family Collection, which includes over 100 works spanning from the 17th to the 20th century. Artistic direction is led by Stefanie Prieth (Contemporary Art) and Rose Bourdon (Classical Collection).
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The art concept is fluid and evolving – with readings, exhibitions, concerts, and an artist-in-residence program forming part of the house’s cultural DNA. Many of these events are presented under the Lasser Crossing format.
Guests of the Lasserhaus enjoy an exclusive breakfast at the Viertel Bar in the nearby partner hotel, Boutique Hotel Badhaus – just a short walk away and equally dedicated to design, quality, and contemporary hospitality.
Back at the Lasserhaus, the breakfast lounge serves as the hotel’s social heart – a space to gather, browse, and linger. Guests are welcome to enjoy coffee and tea at any time, complimentary and freely available. In the afternoon, the lounge transforms into a relaxed salon offering a rotating sweet buffet – a treat for the palate and the perfect excuse to pause.
A small library with curated art and architecture books invites quiet exploration, while the wine cellar will soon open its doors for tastings and intimate cultural events – adding another layer to the house’s rich artistic atmosphere.
The historic heart of Brixen is just a short walk away, while Stufels, with its winding lanes, footbridges, and river views, is one of the city’s most charming and authentic corners. Whether you’re drawn to art, nature, or food culture – Lasserhaus is a perfect starting point for stylish discoveries in and around Brixen.
Tucked away in the heart of Brixen – between alpine charm and urban edge – lies Badhaus, a striking architectural retreat that fuses heritage and modernity in bold, elegant ways. Built on the site of a former public bathhouse, the hotel blends old and new with a design that is sculptural, thoughtful, and full of light.
Designed by renowned architecture firm bergmeisterwolf, two distinct structures form the architectural core of the hotel, crafted from just four carefully selected materials: clay bricks, copper, fluted glass, and steel. Exposed concrete is used sparingly, appearing only in the bar interior and guest rooms, where it adds a clean, contemporary contrast.
The new hotel was constructed on historic ground – once home to the city’s public bathhouse. The hotel represents a completely new architectural creation. Surrounded by historic buildings, it positions itself with quiet confidence in its contextual setting, respecting the character of the neighborhood while adding a bold, modern presence.
The two towers are connected by open-air walkways, which also serve as access to the rooms – a design gesture that reflects transparency, lightness, and thoughtful spatial flow.
The 21 rooms – including 4 suites and 17 double rooms – are designed with understated elegance and a natural material palette. Local ash wood, aqua-green quartzite stone, and fine Italian linen create a warm, tactile atmosphere that blends simplicity with sophistication.
A small rooftop terrace on the fourth floor, nestled between the building volumes, reveals a gentle panorama of the nearby hills and vineyards – a quiet retreat to pause and take in the landscape.
Just a few steps from the hotel lies the Adler Bridge, a small but striking viewpoint. From here, guests can admire the Plose, Brixen’s iconic local mountain – a symbol of both tranquility and adventure, where the pulse of the city meets the rhythm of nature.
At the heart of the Badhaus experience is the Viertel Bar – a welcoming meeting place for guests and locals alike. Here, creative snacks, curated drinks, and a wide selection of local craft beers are served, including the house-brewed Viertel Bier, produced just outside Brixen at the Braubasis brewery in Schabs.
With its cozy, stylish atmosphere, the bar invites guests to linger and enjoy the flavors of the region in a casual, design-forward setting.
One of the hotel’s defining features is its integration of contemporary art. Renowned artist Michael Fliri created the stunning light installation “Liquid Starry Sky”, which floats above the lobby like a luminous river of sculptural hands – a symbol of connection, transformation, and shared experience.
At the entrance, Fliri’s surreal sculpture “Bathrobe” greets guests with a sense of humor and introspection, playfully blurring the lines between body, space, and identity.
Badhaus is more than just a hotel – it’s a living, breathing artwork, made for lovers of design, culture, and contemporary aesthetics.
Brixen is one of South Tyrol’s oldest towns, rich in history, culture, and nature. Explore its baroque old town, hike into the Dolomites, or visit nearby Neustift – a village known for its wine and art.
Badhaus is the perfect base for discovery – and at the same time, a place you’ll want to simply stay and enjoy.
The Hofergut is situated in a central location in Reischach, at the foot of the Kronplatz, and yet it is surrounded by picturesque green landscapes. Nestled in a spacious forest setting, the Hofergut offers its guests the opportunity for relaxing walks and contemplative moments. Here, visitors can experience the beauty of nature and find peace in South Tyrol’s places of power.
The Hofergut, with its newly remodelled suites and flats in Reischach near Bruneck, had long lain dormant. After the renovation, the listed building shines in a new light. It is a place with character, genuine and unadulterated. A modern zeitgeist has found its way in without displacing the original. Old and new unite harmoniously and create an authentic atmosphere. The Hofergut promises peace and relaxation, a retreat from hectic everyday life to find yourself.
Rural estates, known as “Houve-Höfe”, are among the oldest economic units in the country. In the era of Charlemagne, special administrative tasks were assigned to them. This was also the case for the Hofergut, known at the time as the “Hofer” estate. According to ancient tradition, the estate not only served as the court seat of the Lords of Rischon from 1085 AD, but also functioned as the seat of the St. Michelsburg provincial court. This makes the estate one of the oldest documented buildings in the region.
The suites & apartments embody the harmonious mix of old elegance and new soul. The use of selected materials for façades and furniture as well as light and airy fabrics and timeless design inspired by nature create an ambience that invites you to sleep, dream and enjoy.
The Apartment XL with balcony offers a generous 80 m² of space for 4 to 7 people. The flats are characterised by a modern interpretation of wood panelling and high-quality, natural materials. They have two wardrobes with lockers and two modern, fully equipped kitchenettes. The living and sleeping areas are separate and there are two cosy dining or sitting areas. Two bedrooms, each with a large double bed, offer a restful night’s sleep. Two bathrooms with walk-in showers complete the offer of this comfortable flat.
The Honesty Bar & Culinary, an authentic culinary experience that captures the essence of the homeland, presents selected South Tyrolean products. These include sweet snacks, savoury nibbles and traditional delicacies, as well as fine wines. The Honesty Bar is integrated into the original smoker’s kitchen and is open around the clock. Guests can simply help themselves to whatever they fancy and enter their suite or flat number on the list. The bill is settled on departure.
To broaden their culinary horizons, guests can choose between a great culinary journey or a visit to a traditional pub. The signature South Tyrolean cuisine and the authenticity of regional flavours unfold in the surrounding restaurants. The magic word is Dine Around, which promises a variety of culinary experiences.
Time to discover the many facets of an alpine region. Where mountains rise impressively into the sky and waterfalls thunder into gorges. Where clear streams meander through green valleys and rustic alpine pastures glow in the sunlight. Where snow conquers not only the landscape but also the hearts of winter sports enthusiasts. Where colourful markets, traditional festivals and the local art scene offer a fascinating range of cultural experiences.
Reinbach waterfalls in Sand in Taufers | Lake Anterselva | Lake Braies | Lake Dobbiaco | Earth pyramids in Platten near Percha
Brunico Old Town | Messner Mountain Museum Ripa in Brunico Castle | Messner Mountain Museum Corones on the Kronplatz | LUMEN Museum for mountain photography on the Kronplatz | Folklore Museum in Dietenheim near Bruneck | ECK Museum of Art in Brunico
Around 31 lifts lead directly into the heart of skiing fun. As part of the Dolomiti Superski carousel, the mountain fascinates with 121 kilometres of pistes, including five challenging black pistes (“Black Five”), a snow park for freestylers and the lift and piste connection to the famous Sellaronda. It is also a versatile destination in summer: the bike park with 18 winding and flowing trails delights cycling enthusiasts, while hikers can explore numerous tours.
Exquisite location and green oasis
The Küglerhof rises majestically at an altitude of 700 metres in Dorf Tirol and offers a breathtaking view over the entire Etschtal valley. Set on 4 hectares of land, away from noise and stress, it offers an oasis of peace and relaxation. Numerous hiking trails invite you to stroll through the picturesque landscape directly from the hotel, while the cable car to the Muthöfe is just a short walk away. Guests can also use the village bus to get to the centre of Dorf Tirol or even as far as Meran. Surrounded by apple orchards and meadows, the Küglerhof offers absolute peace and tranquillity. The garden with pond invites you to linger, while newly added amenities such as the open barbecue further enhance the experience of nature.
Stylish design and elegance
The Küglerhof presents a natural beauty and a new concept of “barefoot luxury” without “bling-bling”. The rooms are designed close to nature and furnished to a high standard, with every detail selected with love and care. A pleasant ambience with natural materials and soft colours creates an atmosphere of inner contemplation for body and soul. Under the direction of owner Karoline Dilitz, the Küglerhof was designed in a lodge style and harmoniously furnished. Every detail has her personal touch, from the unusual furniture to the matching details that characterise the ambience of the hotel. The light-flooded restaurant inspires with surprising, atmospheric details and uses fine, natural materials and stylish furnishings that follow the principles of feng shui.
Best Room Suite XL
Particularly noteworthy is the new Suite XL with a generous 60m², which offers a separate dressing room, a living room and a spacious sleeping area with a breathtaking view directly from the bed. From this exclusive suite, you can quickly and comfortably reach the pool via the terrace to take your first dip in the morning and enjoy the tranquillity of nature.
Culinary delights and treats for the palate
The Küglerhofs kitchen is the pride of the house, under the direction of Patrick Kreidl and his team, who focus on uncompromising product quality and local ties. The excellent slow-food cuisine offers a culinary journey for gourmets and connoisseurs. With attention to detail, dishes are served at both breakfast and dinner that will tantalise the senses. The Chef’s Choice menu is available for those who are undecided. In the afternoon, tapas & drinks can be enjoyed by the pool, while an extensive selection of wines rounds off the culinary experience.
Relaxation and recreation in the spa area
The spa area at the Küglerhofs is a place of deep relaxation and recuperation, designed with wood, natural stone and glass. Four saunas, including a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, an organic hay sauna and a herbal sauna, as well as a Kneipp trail and a whirlpool, which is flooded anew for each guest, offer a wide range of opportunities for regeneration. Massages can be booked daily. A self-service pool bar, a large garden with orchard and a panoramic relaxation room with sun terrace create a harmonious and relaxing atmosphere for body and soul. An in-house library is also available for guests to browse through in peace and quiet.
Located on a sunny plateau and surrounded by lush meadows and dense forests, the Nature Hotel Pfösl in Deutschnofen offers guests a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The majestic peaks of the Latemar and Rosengarten mountains in the background quickly make guests forget about their daily routines and invite them to spend time in harmony with nature.
The hotel provides space for holistic regeneration and self-reflection. The fresh mountain air encourages outdoor activities, while regional dishes and wellness treatments promote well-being. As a Vitalpina Hotel, Pfösl instills in its guests a positive outlook on life, fostering vitality and energy.
The South Tyrolean gourmet hotel invites guests on a culinary journey back to the basics, celebrating the Earth’s treasures. High-quality, seasonal ingredients from the region are used in lovingly prepared dishes to fully bring out their flavors.
With a touch of creativity, the kitchen team refines traditional recipes and offers vegan, lactose-free, and gluten-free options to meet guests’ needs. Enjoying the diversity of nature on the plate is a true delight.
The new Pfösl Eco Lofts offer an exclusive living experience in the Pfösl garden with breathtaking panoramic views. The spacious and elegantly furnished lofts are made of natural and ecological materials, such as local Swiss stone pine and natural fabrics. The bedroom on the lower floor features a comfortable sleeping system, while an open staircase leads to a cozy living area on the upper floor. Modern bathrooms, a panoramic terrace with an outdoor bed, and amenities such as bathrobes, wellness bags, and Wi-Fi complete the offer. The high ceilings give the lofts a sense of space and freedom, ideal for couples or families.
At the Pfösl Naturaspa, guests can experience the soothing powers of nature. They can inhale the aromatic scents in the sauna, immerse themselves in the refreshing waters of the pools, and relax on handmade loungers while exploring the alpine garden landscape. The cozy atmosphere of the wellness hotel in the Dolomites stimulates all the senses and invites guests to let go.
The Naturaspa offers not only physical but also mental relaxation. The breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape invite relaxation, while the healing power of regional natural products pampers body and mind alike. Guests can experience holistic well-being amidst the South Tyrolean Alps.
Guests can float in the 35°C warm, healing sole water pool while enjoying the unique view of the Dolomites. With a length of 25m and a width of 6m, the pool offers plenty of space for relaxing swims at an altitude of 1375m. The ideal temperature of 35°C allows for complete regeneration of body and mind, while the soothing effect of the water on muscles and joints is palpable. The Panorama Infinity Pool is the centerpiece of Pfösl Regeneration 360° – an oasis of relaxation and energy for body and soul alike.
Experience a relaxing getaway at a simply designed retreat, away from the distractions of everyday life. Immerse yourself in the special spiritual atmosphere of a monastery in Umbria and enjoy the seclusion from the world. The natural surroundings and the silence help you to connect with your innermost self.
The History of Eremito
Eremito embodies the essence of a bygone era, when hermitages were places of contemplation and spiritual growth. The restoration of this tradition allows visitors to find the key to inner peace in the tranquility and seclusion of this place. The Umbrian valleys surrounding it enhance the feeling of spirituality, enchanting both the eyes and the soul.
Founder Marcello Murzilli on Eremito
Marcello Murzilli describes the creation of Eremito as the result of his deep emotions and four years of intense work. The hermitage from the early 14th century has been restored to its original splendor, providing space for the regeneration of mind and body, and a reconnection with life’s priorities that are often lost in the chaos of everyday life.
“The atmosphere of Eremito, illuminated only by moonlight and candlelight, evokes a time when luxury was less material and more focused on the needs of the soul.”
The rooms at Eremito, known as “Celluzze,” pay homage to the ancient tradition of hermitages, offering a space for reflection and prayer amid a hectic world.
The “Celluzze” are inspired by the ancient monk cells, providing space for reflection and prayer. Equipped with a French bed and a small bathroom with a shower, they allow for a return to the simple joys of life.
Thanks to modern insulation, the room temperature remains pleasant without the need for air conditioning. An ancient underfloor heating system, operated by a central wood stove, provides cozy warmth.
The attention to detail is also evident in the choice of materials: bed linen made of spun hemp, hand-embroidered for an authentic feel. While modern amenities are present, such as comfortable seating and a stone desk by the window, deliberately absent are telephones, televisions, and Wi-Fi. Instead, guests can enjoy the inspiring view of the surrounding landscape and the green valley.
In the vegetable garden of the Eremito estate, various types of organic vegetables and herbs thrive, forming the basis for delicious dishes. All ingredients are carefully selected and come from the immediate surroundings to guarantee the highest quality.
Dinners are enjoyed in an atmosphere of silence, sharpening the senses and promoting the conscious enjoyment of meals.
The house is characterized by exclusive simplicity, which is also reflected in its gastronomic philosophy. Orienting itself towards ancient recipes and simple dishes from the Mediterranean monastic tradition.
The cuisine of Eremito offers vegetarian and vegan dishes served daily in a fixed menu. The dishes are based on fresh, seasonal ingredients to capture the authentic taste of the Umbrian region.
In winter, all meals are served in the spacious dining room in front of an imposing stone fireplace. In the warmer months, guests enjoy their meals in the shade of the pergola, surrounded by the untouched nature of the nature reserve.
In the SPA of Eremito, mind and body come together to experience true bliss. In an environment permeated by ancient Gregorian chants, you discover inner balance in the exclusive simplicity of a space dedicated to relaxation and well-being.
The relaxation area next to the yoga room is nestled in the rocks, offering an extremely suggestive atmosphere. Here, you can detach yourself from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and indulge in two steam baths with stone walls and seating, as well as a whirlpool with color therapy and massage.
While enjoying natural teas and the homemade “Melemito,” a sweet and warm infusion, you can fully dedicate every moment to your well-being.
Embedded in the Tauferer Ahrntal in South Tyrol, an Eco Aparthotel,was created that combines future and tradition. Completely energy self-sufficient, CO2-neutral and innovative regional. In the midst of nature and in the rhythm of the seasons. The name reveals the essence: OLM is South Tyrolean and means as much as the Alm. Organic, self-sufficient and authentic – everything is in circulation. Just like the architecture of the building itself. In OLM you become part of it. “A place to simply be. Yourself.” OLM opens its doors in December 2023.
True sustainability is not seen by the owner Christian Lechner, who comes from the valley, as an advertising phrase, but as a mission for the future. As the first vacation resort in South Tyrol and probably in the Alpine region, the 4-star superior aparthotel is completely self-sufficient in energy. A combination of hydropower, photovoltaics and, last but not least, geothermal energy, which is unique on this scale, ensures an energy surplus.
The total of 33 accommodation units are embedded in warm solid wood and convey the cozy atmosphere of a modern alpine pasture. Large glass fronts open the view from the bed into the picturesque landscape of the Ahrntal. 80 percent of the apart-suites have a kitchenette as well as their own sauna and free-standing bathtub, both once again with an impressive natural panorama.
In some of the suites, separable work areas are available, in order to be able to transfer the topic home office also for some time in the South Tyrolean mountain world. In the ApartSuiten aligned directly to the Almwiesen also guests with dogs find their perfect vacation domicile.
The 60-meter diameter inner circle of the Aparthotel is designed as a wild relaxation garden with a natural bathing pond, in keeping with the eco-idea. Thanks to the hotel’s own electricity, guests can also bathe with a clear conscience in the 25-meter-long sports pool, which is heated all year round and extends outdoors from the indoor sauna and relaxation rooms.
Offering guests casual vacation freedom is “the” guiding principle at OLM. This is also reflected in the gastronomy, which is completely detached from the traditional half board. And with the highest quality! OLM chef Berni Aichner, for many years sous-chef at Norbert Niederkofler, has developed together with star chef Theodor Falser as a consultant a very special, revolutionary “pleasure after pleasure” concept.
Guests book rooms with breakfast consisting of handpicked local products with high organic content, homemade or from regional manufactures. In addition, they are free to choose: Depending on their mood, either enjoy individual “dine-around” in the region or use the kitchenette of their ApartSuite for self-catering, with a specialty store in the house offering corresponding shopping opportunities.
Or, in the evening, they can taste their way through the APÉRO Dinner offered five times a week in the PRENN° (culinary area in the OLM) with South Tyrolean-Mediterranean specialties in the finest canapés from the show kitchen. In addition, Berni Aichner invites twice a week to the exclusive OLM Dinner (theme evening) with creative tasting menu.
Best of South Tyrol with a fine pinch of Italy, France, Germany and Austria is the motto of the wine list, which is of course also excellently stocked according to the claim of the kitchen.
As a quiet side valley of the Pustertal, flanked by the pretty towns of Bruneck and Sand in Taufers, the easily accessible Tauferer Ahrntal is a bit out of the way. And that is a good thing! More than 80 three-thousand-meter peaks provide an impressive mountain backdrop and the best conditions for hiking and (e)biking. The flat valley floor also offers plenty of opportunities to take a more leisurely approach to the expansive nature experience.
The region is a paradise for winter hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing – all this snow-sure in the flatter valley or in airy heights with a unique panorama. Exciting experiences are offered by the cross-country ski centers Rein, Antholz and Gsiesertal, fun is had sledding, from meadow slopes to kilometer-long downhill runs, whose high-altitude starts can be reached partly on foot, partly by cable car. In winter, the “Skiworld Ahrntal” at Speikboden and Klausberg offers around 70 kilometers of slopes, plus smaller family areas and the Kronplatz near Bruneck, which is not far away.
Up here, where the Culinaria in the Farmer’s Cross used to stand, culinary enjoyment and stylish living enter into a new liaison – passionate, adventurous, pure. Elisabeth and Manfred Kofler invite you to two Appartements with mountain views and Private Dining. For living. To feel good. To dream. Just be in the moment, relax and let yourself go. Two apartments with a view of Merano and the surrounding mountains invite you to rediscover happiness. Lively and light. Determined by the clear and modern design, which encourages you to linger through the light-flooded rooms. This is how a vacation in Dorf Tirol goes.
A bathtub overlooking the orchards and a panoramic terrace that almost touches the sky. High above Merano, in a vacation apartment perfect for unwinding – for a week or even longer. There are no limits to the time.
Experience the culinary diversity of South Tyrol in a living room atmosphere. Give free rein to your own creativity in a fully equipped premium kitchen or enjoy the panoramic view while dining in the spacious dining area – every moment tells its own story that will be remembered.
It is cooked up – very exclusively in a small circle. The finest delicacies are prepared fresh on site. It sizzles. Corks pop. Dinner is served, cheers! A moment that invites you to join in, watch or simply enjoy.
Service
Manfred Kofler was born in the village of Tyrol and is a passionate cook. He learned his craft in international restaurants. Back in South Tyrol, traditional and Mediterranean influences in particular shaped his cuisine at Culinaria im Farmerkreuz. In 2017, he earned a Guide Michelin star for it. Now a new adventure begins – quality, creativity and passion remain.
The Apfelhotel Torgglerhof is a delightful and traditional hotel located in St. Leonhard in the Passeiertal valley. It is surrounded by the beautiful Alpine landscape of the region and offers its guests a peaceful and laid-back setting.
The hotel has been run by the Torggler family for several generations and provides guests from around the world with an unforgettable experience. No matter whether you want to unwind while immersed in picturesque nature or discover the culture and traditions of the location, here you’ll find everything your heart could possibly desire. The Apfelhotel Torgglerhof is an oasis of tranquillity and relaxation, where well-being resides amid tradition and innovation.
The Garden Suite is the perfect spot for those seeking absolute calm. This is where modern design meets natural materials. Plentiful natural light lends the suite a homely, living room feel. It’s a place you won’t want to leave. You can also enjoy the view of the beautiful green landscape that surrounds the hotel. A real highlight is the outdoor swing bed on the 17-square-metre terrace.
Dive into nature and look inward. Enveloped by Mother Earth, the Brunnenhaus.Spa is carefully embedded in nature. A green mound that surrenders itself to the landscape. The old wooden doorway at the entrance is evidence of permanence and allows a view through to the interior. A stone fountain out of which the farm’s own source water flows, clay walls, a crackling fire and plenty of places to retreat to have a cosy effect. Bright, open rooms draw the gaze towards the green surroundings. Inside or outside – nature is always within reach.
The perfect blend of cuisine and nature, taking time to eat good food. The Apfelhotel Torgglerhof offers unique gastronomic experiences prepared using traditional methods. Fresh regional produce and innovative recipes make every visit an unforgettable moment in time.
Fresh vegetables from the garden, sweet fruits from the trees, fine wines from our own vineyard. Junior chef Christian is proud of the fact that he only cooks using what’s fresh and seasonal. Christian’s ingredients are simple, but it’s how they’re prepared that makes them special.
In the south of Italy in the Sassi of Matera, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993, the Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita was constructed as a cultural project of restoration of ancient caves. With the project, the Sextantio Group and the Cathedral Society want to honor the historical heritage. The buildings and caves now serve as spacious, romantic boutique rooms and suites and impress with authentic romance. The suites and common room in the Cripta della Civita, an ancient rock church, offer breathtaking views of the Gravina stream against the backdrop of Murgia Park.
Culinary wishes remain unfulfilled at Sextantio Le Grotte della Civita. The day starts with a hearty breakfast on the terrace overlooking the dramatic landscape. The famous bread of Matera, freshly baked focaccia, homemade sweets, fresh seasonal fruit, mozzarella, ricotta, natural yogurt and delicious jams are supplied by the organic farmer in the area.
At the exclusive dinner, by candlelight, flickering fireplace and classical music, local wines and traditional dishes of Matera are served in the rock church. Under the guidance of a talented cook from Matera, you can learn the ancient art of making homemade pasta according to authentic recipes. The deconsecrated 13th century church can also be booked for a private dinner for 2 – a suggestive and distinctly romantic experience in a mystical setting.
The cave 13 or better known as the honeymoon suite, it is the only cave that extends over several levels: about 80 square meters, divided between a gallery sleeping area with large window and balcony with panoramic views of Murgia Park, living room and bath in a romantic exclusive cave with fireplace.
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