FEEL nature.
FEEL the water.

Hideaway with Pool in South Tyrol

A place of power with a panoramic view

Arrive and immediately feel at home: that is the magic that surrounds our garden.
The mountain pool (May to October), sunbathing lawn, and playground promise blissful hours for everyone.

Diving in is an art form

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Mountain pool with a wow factor

Immersion in a mountain lake? Crystal-clear water and a sense of depth transform the outdoor pool into a mountain pool.

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Walnut Tree Sanctuary

Here reigns the heart of the meadow–our walnut tree. With equanimity and persistence, it makes the garden a favorite (h)aven.

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Cozy Loungers

Dozing in the cozy loungers or losing yourself serenely in a book turns T for tension into B for balance.

Abenteuerspielplatz

Play Paradise

Plenty of space to play and romp within sight of loved ones makes magical moments possible for everyone.

Where the horizon swallows everyday life

Barefoot into Adventure

Let your toes dig into the grass and bathe in the morning dew: freedom begins at your feet.

Breathe in Freedom

Herbalist Petra

We love (un)wanted herbs

Knowing how they taste, aware of how they work: (un)wanted herbs have free rein here.
Their numbers grow year by year, along with the knowledge of herbalist Petra.

There is a magic in every beginning …and a benefit in every herb.

Presto change-o!

Wilde Kraueter

Whether lime blossom and elderberry, dandelion and violet, or chamomile and nettle: the garden holds entire treasures of edible herbs that grow completely on their own.

Kultivierte Kraueter

Naturally, classic herbs are also cultivated: the blend for morning tea or the seasoning for home cooking flourish right here at the doorstep.

Schmackhafte Natur

What to do with all the blossoms, leaves, and roots? In addition to seasonings and tea, the plants also work well in aperitifs, spreads, or salads. Tried it yet?

Wissenswerten Krauter

Those who want to learn must first stick their nose in the dirt and then in a book: the herbs are found in the garden, while all the information on the plants and their effects is in the herbarium.