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Stay in the city center for easy walking access to historic sites, restaurants, and shops. This area offers the best connectivity for both business meetings and leisure exploration.

Brunico, known as Bruneck in German, stands as the largest city in the Puster Valley within Italy's South Tyrol region. This vibrant destination seamlessly blends Austrian heritage with Italian culture, offering travelers a unique alpine experience. For frequent-flyer hotel guests, Brunico serves as an excellent strategic base for exploring the surrounding Dolomites and enjoying local gastronomy. The city features a well-preserved historic center, efficient public transport links, and a variety of accommodation options catering to business and leisure travelers alike. Its central location makes it easy to access both urban amenities and natural wonders.
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Stay in the city center for easy walking access to historic sites, restaurants, and shops. This area offers the best connectivity for both business meetings and leisure exploration.
The compact city center is highly walkable. Public buses connect Brunico to other parts of the Puster Valley and the Dolomites, making it easy to explore the wider region without a car.
Summer is ideal for hiking and outdoor activities, while winter attracts skiers to nearby slopes. The region offers distinct experiences year-round, with pleasant weather in spring and autumn as well.
museum at two locations in Soouth Tyrol, Italy
mountain in the Dolomites

building in San Martin de Tor, South Tyrol, Italy
castle in St. Lorenzen, Italy
mountain in Italy
This establishment is dedicated to traditional South Tyrolean cuisine, alongside its own farm with beef cattle. Great attention is paid to both the details and the ambiance, and the dishes – always generous, with many available as small tastings called “Tyrolean tapas” – celebrate the finest ingredients and most delightful regional recipes. The specialties follow the seasons: Gröstl (a roast of beef and pork with potatoes, onion, and speck), Tirtlan (rye fritters), and the essential apple strudel, along with homemade bread and breadsticks, are also available for takeaway. The wine list fully e
WebsiteThe three small dining rooms at this restaurant include a bright and airy room overlooking the village and a historic Stube with a romantic feel. The cuisine here is typically Ladin in flavour, with the option of daily specials and an à la carte, while the efficient service comes courtesy of staff in local costume. Owner-chef Alma Willet’s friendly welcome and a charming outdoor space for summer dining complete the picture.
WebsiteSituated at an altitude of 2 000m in the Plan de Corones ski area, this restaurant is accessed via the cable-car from Riscone and then, in winter, by walking (or skiing) for around 150m through the snow. This impressive project by famous chef Norbert Niederkofler showcases his “Cook the Mountain” philosophy, where a modern approach and Alpine traditions combine to create perfect dishes full of flavour, all inspired by the seasons with a focus on using the whole ingredient with no food waste. The five tables with the best views are reserved for guests who choose the tasting menu, which has to b
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