Walks & hiking trails (from 20 minutes to 6 hours on foot)

Starting directly from the hotel — without using a car or any other means of transport — you can immerse yourself in forests and meadows along easy, wide trails suitable for everyone, or push further on more challenging routes all the way to the peaks of the Dolomites.
The choice depends entirely on your fitness level and sense of adventure.

Lake Tovel (approx. 30 minutes by car)

A true gem of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park, where mountains and unspoilt forests are reflected in crystal-clear waters. A magical place to visit in every season of the year.

Via ferratas & mountain huts of the Brenta Dolomites (10 minutes by car, 2–6 hours of hiking)

Climbing enthusiasts will find some of the most spectacular via ferratas and equipped trails in the entire Alpine region right in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites.
A must among them is the famous Via delle Bocchette Centrali, along with a stop at Rifugio Agostini.

Molveno Lake (approx. 20 minutes by car)

Voted Italy’s most beautiful lake for several years, Molveno Lake is just a short 10-minute drive away.
It can also be reached by bus, bike, or with an easy walk of just a few kilometres. In short, it’s simply unmissable.

Canyoning Cavedago (1 km on foot)

An adrenaline-filled adventure through a natural canyon, guided by experienced professionals. A unique way to explore the landscapes of the Paganella Plateau from a completely different perspective, adding just the right touch of excitement.

Castel Thun (approx. 20 minutes by car)

Surrounded by the apple orchards of Val di Non, this impressive castle belonged to a branch of the Thun family until the late 1970s.
Its interiors — including period furnishings, kitchens and magnificent traditional tiled stoves — have been preserved intact and can still be admired today.

Cima Paganella (4 minutes by car + 15 minutes by cable car and chairlift)

From an altitude of 2,125 metres, enjoy breathtaking views over five alpine lakes. On particularly clear days, you can even spot Lake Garda, as well as admire an unforgettable panorama of the Brenta Dolomites.

Church of St. Thomas & the Imperial Road (10 minutes on foot)

A small 13th-century cemetery church featuring Venetian-style frescoes, located along the route of the ancient Imperial Road — a fascinating walk through history just steps from the village centre.

Andalo & the Paganella Ski Area (5 minutes by car or ski bus)

With over 50 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes, the Paganella Ski Area offers outstanding opportunities for alpine skiing and snowboarding. The slopes cater to both beginners and experienced skiers, with a wide variety of runs designed for all skill levels. From wide, gentle pistes ideal for beginners to more challenging and technical runs for expert skiers, there truly is something for everyone.

One of the key strengths of the Paganella Ski Area is its modern infrastructure. State-of-the-art lift systems ensure a smooth and efficient skiing experience, minimising waiting times. Multiple access points make it easy to reach different areas of the mountain, allowing skiers to explore a diverse range of slopes and breathtaking alpine scenery throughout the day.

Trento & the MUSE (approx. 30 minutes by car)

The city of Trento, famous for the Council of Trent and for the beautiful frescoes in Piazza Duomo and the surrounding streets, combines a charming pedestrian medieval historic centre filled with small shops and cafés with a more modern district, Le Albere.
Here you can visit the MUSE, an innovative science museum designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano.

Trento also hosts several major annual events that attract thousands of visitors from all over the world:

• Trento Film Festival (April–May)
• Festival dell’Economia (May–June)
• Festival dello Sport (September)
• Christmas Markets of Trento (November–January)

Rovereto & the MART (approx. 50 minutes by car)

Rovereto, known as the City of the Oak, captivates visitors with its elegant main street, historic town hall, and a vibrant cultural scene. The city boasts a rich theatre season and hosts the renowned Oriente Occidente Dance Festival.

A highlight of Rovereto is the MART – Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, famous for its iconic architecture and dynamic exhibitions, long directed by the outspoken and well-known Italian art critic Vittorio Sgarbi.

Christmas Markets (30 to 90 minutes by car)

Some of the most famous Christmas markets in the region are those of Trento and Bolzano, but several others are well worth a visit.
These include Rango, a tiny village that feels like a real-life nativity scene, as well as Sterzing (Vipiteno) and Klausen (Chiusa), all known for their enchanting alpine atmosphere.

Wineries & vineyards (approx. 20 minutes by car)

Wine lovers will find a wide selection of renowned wineries and distilleries, celebrated not only throughout Italy but also internationally. An unmissable opportunity to discover local wines and spirits and experience the rich wine-making traditions of the region.