Sand in Taufers (Italian: Campo Tures) is a market town located in South Tyrol, northern Italy. Nestled in the Alpine region, it offers a serene escape from urban bustle, characterized by traditional architecture and stunning mountain scenery. For frequent-flyer hotel travelers seeking tranquility and authentic regional culture, this comune serves as an excellent base for exploring the Dolomites and surrounding valleys without the crowds of larger tourist hubs.
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Accommodations are primarily concentrated in the town center and immediate surroundings. Staying here allows guests to immerse themselves in the traditional South Tyrolean atmosphere while enjoying peace away from crowded tourist centers, ideal for travelers preferring quiet retreats.
The town does not have its own airport. Travelers typically connect via major hubs like Innsbruck or Munich. The compact nature of the market town makes it walkable, while the surrounding Alpine landscapes offer excellent opportunities for hiking or driving excursions.
The destination is accessible year-round. Summer is perfect for hiking, while winter offers skiing opportunities. The favorable climate of South Tyrol ensures comfortable travel experiences across all seasons, making it a versatile choice for frequent flyers.
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Situated in a vast historic park near the centre of Brunico, this restaurant occupies a villa that was once part of the Moessmer textile factory – to illustrate the fact, an interesting fabric book dating from the early 20C is displayed on a large central table in the dining room. Here, the chef’s “Cook the Mountain” philosophy takes centre stage with a focus on top-quality produce sourced from the surrounding mountains, and a seasonal approach which ensures that flavours and ingredients are always at their best. Dinner starts with delicious appetisers served in the small lounge, perhaps accom
🕐 We-Fr 18:30-20:30; Sa 12:15-13:15, 18:30-20:30; Su 12:15-13:15
WebsiteTreat yourself to a great meal in an idyllic setting in this village restaurant occupying the first floor of a castle dating back to the 13C. The romantic dining rooms are furnished with wood, while the creative cuisine focuses on typical mountain produce.
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WebsiteLocated beneath the belltower in a small hamlet, this restaurant has two romantic 17C Stube-style dining rooms, where Melanie and her sommelier husband Michael delight guests with regional, modern and imaginative cuisine. Most of the ingredients are sourced locally, including from the restaurant’s own kitchen garden. The home-made syrups and jams are highly recommended.
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