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Since 1973, we have been a family-run hotel in the centre of SALURN ON THE WINE ROAD, the southernmost village in South Tyrol, right at the crossroads of two cultures. Born from the intuition of Fernanda Atz and her husband Heinrich Franceschini, the Hotel Gasthof Salurn has become a landmark for many guests and for the entire community of Salurn.
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Charging station for e-bikes and electric cars. We have set up a small self-service bar on the first floor. Since February, Luca has been strengthening the inn team full-time and brings professionalism and cheerfulness. 2 brand new e-bikes are waiting for you for your effortless bike tours out of town. In March we installed new windows and in July air condition in all rooms.
perhaps you are wondering what Gasthof Salurn is. A B&B, a restaurant, a luxury hotel, an ice-cream parlour or perhaps an ordinary hotel? None of the above, but a bit of all of the above. Are you looking for a strategic starting point for your mountain tours or to visit the most picturesque places in the region? Are you on a bike tour and want to stop for a 'pit stop'? Do you like to be served by a friendly, helpful team that creates a family atmosphere with that professional touch that never hurts? Do you love homemade food and a passionately prepared breakfast? Do you want to be a spectator of the many traditions and village events, while sitting on the terrace sipping a good glass of wine? Well, Gasthof Salurn can offer you all this! We hope to meet you soon and will do our utmost with passion not to disappoint you.
What history does Salorno have and how has it changed over the years? Historians trace the origin of the village back to the Bronze Age. The entire Via Trento, which was a post road until the 18th century and had as many as eight hotels, still bears the signs of economic prosperity. Salorno situated at 224 m, near its namesake Chiusa, historically marks the point of contact between the Italian-speaking and German-speaking areas. Where many noble families once lived, today it is an emerging village with the largest white wine production area in South Tyrol. Logistically unbeatable for any travel in the region, we have put together some ideas for sightseeing and out-of-town trips for you.