Klausen, in the very heart of South Tyrol
A central location for your holiday pursuits
A central location is the perfect strategic choice to explore the many attractions South Tyrol has to offer. Several hiking and cycling itineraries lie at your fingertips here at Tanovinum. These include the Villanderer Alp, Villnöss and the iconic Dolomites, as well as the renowned ski resorts of Gröden, Mt. Plose and the Seiser Alm plateau. The towns of Klausen, Brixen and Bozen with their wide choice of shops and cultural attractions are all within easy reach, and there are several attractions and experiences just a few steps from our door.
Klausen, the artists’ town
With its meandering alleys and colourful facades adorned with oriels and battlements, Klausen is a gem of a little medieval town, dominated by the mighty complex of the Säben monastery towering above the historical centre. Once a popular destination for artists such as Albrecht Dürer and more, today Klausen is a charming and lively hotspot that attracts artistic souls, culture vultures and tourists from all walks of life. An array of picturesque shops, inviting restaurants and culinary themed events make it worth a trip all year round.
South Tyrol’s attractions – all within easy reach
Explore South Tyrol to your heart’s content – the Klausen junction on the Brenner motorway is just five minutes away. You can reach all the main attractions in an hour’s drive at most.
Castle Trauttmansdorff
Over 80 different botanical landscapes surround Castle Trauttmansdorff in Meran. Immerse yourself in a heavenly triumph of flowers and plants from all over the world!
Bozen, South Tyrol’s main town
Trendy shops under historical arcades, a colourful farmers’ market, and the archaeological museum with Ötzi the ice mummy. The historic centre of Bozen is the perfect blend of Alpine and Mediterranean lifestyle and architecture.
Swimming and chilling at Lake Kalterersee
Pedal boating, swimming, surfing or just lakeshore walking – Lake Kalterersee is not only the largest and warmest lake in the Alps, but one of the most charming as well.
Skiing in Gröden
World-cup level pistes and a breath-taking view of the peaks: skiing in Gröden is an unforgettable experience, especially for seasoned skiers.
Sellaronda
A tour on skis around the Sella massif – a unique loop that starts in Gröden and leads across four different mountain passes in the Dolomites with spectacular views.
Hiking in the Dolomites
The Dolomites are a UNESCO World Heritage site that everyone can enjoy at their own pace – the choice runs the gamut from easy walks with stopovers at cosy Alpine huts to thrilling climbs and via ferratas for expert mountaineers.
The Three Peaks
Probably the best-known landmark of the Dolomites, the three steep rock giants in the Hochpustertal valley can be best appreciated on an easy but wonderful circular hike that starts by the Auronzo hut.
Mt. Kronplatz, near Bruneck
One of South Tyrol’s most coveted ski resorts in winter and a hiking paradise in summer, Mt. Kronplatz is made even more interesting by attractions such as the Messner Mountain Museum and the LUMEN Museum.
For a car(e)free holiday
If you are travelling by train, you can request our pick-up service from Klausen railway station (for a fee). Bus and rail connections are excellent throughout South Tyrol, and the nearest bus stop is just outside our door. As our guest, you will be able to use public transport for free, thanks to your complimentary Südtirol Guest Pass.
Südtirol Guest Pass
When you check in, you will receive a complimentary Südtirol Guest Pass. This tourist card allows you to use public transport for free across South Tyrol, enjoy free admission to various museums and public swimming pools, participate in guided hikes and more.
