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Zingerlehof

Freienfeld/Campo di Trens, Sterzing/Vipiteno, Sterzing/Vipiteno and environs

167 m from Freienfeld/Campo di Trens center

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From 160 € / 1 night / 2 guests

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Location

Description

Our family, Michael, Brigitte, Felix and Peter, warmly welcome you. The quiet location Trens in the upper Isarco valley offer rest and relaxation. Around you will find meadows, fields, and woods, with almost no traffic. Your kids can play on the playground while you take a sunbath or prepare a barbecue. Our new outdoor swimming pond offer fresh moments in the summer.

About the region

For travellers from the North, Sterzing/Vipiteno and environs is the gateway to South Tyrol. This picturesque town respects traditions and the rhythm of the seasons. The narrow streets are paved in stone, framed by houses that look like illustrations from a storybook. Here, history is woven into everyday life. The surrounding castles, with their towers and imposing walls, still seem to watch over the valley. On a clear day, the Alps dominate the horizon and the landscape is illuminated in sharp relief.