Sluderno (Schluderns) is a charming comune in South Tyrol, northern Italy, situated approximately 60 km northwest of Bolzano. Nestled in the Alpine foothills, it offers a serene escape for frequent travelers seeking a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The town serves as an excellent base for exploring the region's landscapes and historic sites, providing a quiet alternative to busier urban centers while maintaining easy access to major transport hubs.
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Given its small size, most accommodations are concentrated in the central village area. This layout allows guests to easily walk to local attractions and amenities, making it ideal for travelers who prioritize tranquility and convenient access to the town's core without needing extensive local transport.
The town is well-connected by road, with Bolzano serving as a key transit hub roughly 60 km away. Sluderno itself is highly walkable. For exploring the surrounding South Tyrolean Alps and nearby villages, renting a car or joining guided tours is recommended, as public transport options within the immediate vicinity may be limited compared to larger cities.
Sluderno offers distinct experiences year-round. Summer is perfect for hiking in the alpine surroundings, while winter brings opportunities for skiing and snow activities. Spring and autumn provide mild weather ideal for cultural exploration and photography, with fewer crowds compared to peak tourist seasons, ensuring a more peaceful stay for business or leisure travelers.
Flurin occupies an old medieval tower in Glorenza, a small hamlet in the Val Venosta which is surrounded by walls that also date back to the Middle Ages. Furnished in a modern style that contrasts with its old, vaulted ceiling, the restaurant serves contemporary cuisine that enthusiastic owner-chef Thomas Ortler prepares from carefully selected seasonal ingredients from the region. His creative and imaginative recipes include dishes such as duo of Wagyu beef (raised on the property) served with polenta, carrots and spring onions. There’s also a charming small outdoor space which must be booked
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