Salorno – relaxing far away from the chaos
Salorno represents, for those who want to discover the mountain landscapes far away from the most frequented touristic routes, a little peaceful oasis. Not devoted to mass tourism, the small village is very much respected by the ones who prefer the path less travelled. In fact it does not happen too often that one meets other excursionists whilst wandering around, however it is more likely to find ourselves in a beautiful and pure nature.
Salorno – a noble history
As well as being home to a few famous people, Salorno were also been home to few noble families. Proof is that there are many aristocratic style houses in the village. Also our ancients, von Gelmini and von Hausmann, were part of this noble lineage.
Salorno – a cultured world
In Salorno the spoken languages are Italian and German. Beyond the river (Adige), only more towards the south, but also below the “Chiusa di Salorno”, the province of Trento begins and the German language is no more used and only Italian is spoken. This closeness between the South Tyrolean and Trentine culture is not reflected only in the characteristic dialect spoken by the majority of the population, but also in the culinary tradition which will contaminate completely the lifestyle of the whole village. Italian fascination and atmosphere is characterized from the South Tyrolean character-, this is Salorno. Come to discover it, we are waiting for you!
Do you know them already?... The artists and the creative minds of the village:
Perkeo, jester of court and keeper of the “Great barrel” of the Heidelberg Castle (www.perkeo.org)
Josi Kosta, Joko Domus (www.jokodomus.com)
Franz Kosta, studiofranz architecture (www.studiofranz.com)
Philipp Franceschini, Photographer (www.fpfoto.com)
Albert Ceolan, Photographer (www.albertceolan.com)
Noal, organic herbs (www.organicnoal.com)
Floribunda, organic apple cider (www.floribunda.it)
Oswald Tonner, Bergerhof
Martina Bortolotti, Lyric singer (www.martinabortolotti.com)
Marinko Zivkovic, (life-)artist and philosopher
Fichtenhof, rooms & restaurant (www.fichtenhof.it)
Dornach – well positioned
- a 15 minutes walk separate it from the village center
- Bus stop directly in front of the house
- on demand: a shuttle service from the station of Salorno
- 9 km to Gfrill/Cauria
- 20 km from lake Caldaro
- 25 km from Bolzano or Trento
- 60 km from Merano
- 75 km from lake Garda
- 120 km from Verona (the nearest airport)
- 150 km from Innsbruck (AUT) (airport)
- 300 km from Munich (GER) (airport)