The Hotel Ciasa Salares is known for its excellent cuisine and thorough dedication in sourcing out the best ingredients, adding imagination to their artistry to offer an unforgettable sensory experience.
“The heights charm us, but the steps do not; with the mountain in our view we love to walk the plains.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)
We all need energy and strength to face our busy lives, even more so when we play sports, regardless of the activities undertaken. A focused nutrition grants optimum, efficient results and will safeguard our energy levels over a longer period of time.
What makes a holiday unique? What will you remember most of your experience? The setting, the scenery, the climate and the surrounding atmosphere play a great role in enhancing your stay, however hospitality at your preferred hotel takes centre stage.
Otto Bachmann. How many times have you seen this surname, written in capital letters, promoting the business of the former world luge champion?
His shiny yellow trademark luges are a feast for the eyes and a pleasure to ride.
We’ve had a very warm and enjoyable summer pretty much everywhere, though the thought of balmy nights feels truly distant. The days are getting shorter, the morning air is crisp and we welcome a warm supper when we get home in the evening.
Autumn is a marvellous month, glorious colours enveloping the leaves on the trees, the changing lights giving us true emotions, the landscape evoking a canvas ready to be painted with bright hues.
Think of an accordion and you’ll imagine folk nights, barn dances and Highland or country dance revivals.
Well, think again. A clever musician has reinvented the way music groups interact with each other.
Beauty SPA Vives: a place where to rediscover yourself, where to listen to your body, where to regenerate energies through special paths and relaxing treatments. The chromo-path that leads to the Beauty Spa Vives - red imperial cimbro, green bluish Etruria, yellow chrome and yellow of Naples – will prepare you for.
The design has been conceived by Wilma Wieser, the architect Francesca Arra and Helmut Pizzinini, who also realized the paintings, using only pure pigments and restoration techniques.
Architecture holds a special place in South Tyrol: here, local buildings in cities like Bozen show the influence of the Italian Renaissance. Quite clearly, nature plays a part when erecting a building, but to what extent? Let’s find out.
