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So close to the mountains…

Welcome to the guesthouse “Pension Gletscherblick” in Naturno!
Our guesthouse, “Pension Gletscherblick”, is located in the small village of Tablà, about four kilometres above Naturno, at an altitude of 650 metres. Far away from the hustle and bustle of the daily routine, surrounded by apple orchards and a stunning panoramic view of the Val Senales Glacier and Juval Castle. A sunny and quiet place, where you can enjoy your holiday in the Venosta Valley, in a completely familiar atmosphere.

To children, our big garden is a diverse adventure paradise. The playground with slide is the ideal place to go wild, but a ping-pong match with mum or dad is a great idea to have fun, too. Our lawn with seating possibilities and deckchairs is perfect for relaxing and sunbathing. Pure relaxation, both for adults and children!

Our small guesthouse is a family business, which is guided by Manuela and her father Elmar, her husband and the little Elias. We’re open from Easter to the beginning of November, and we gladly pamper our guests with our sincere hospitality.

We are waiting for you!
The Pfitscher/Burkolter family
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Sleep like a dream and make yourself at home

Our rooms and holiday flat
Double room or holiday flat? The choice is entirely yours!

Prices - Rooms

Prices are per person and per day, plus local tax of € 2.10 per person/per day for guests over 14 years of age.
Free for children up to 2 years, reduction of 50% for children from 3 to 7 years, reduction of 30 % for children from 8 to 13 years.

Prices - Apartment

Prices are for 2 persons and per day, plus local tax of € 2,10 per person/per day for guests over 14 years of age.
Each additional guest: 15 €
Final cleaning of the holiday flat: 35 €

Included services

  • Free entrance to the Therm Pool in Naturno with sauna area
  • Free internet access
  • Südtirol Pass: free travels with public transports (a number of cable cars are included) all over South Tyrol
  • Lockable garage and electricity for e-bikes, bike racks

Good to know

  • House pets are not allowed.
  • You can arrive the day you want.
  • We accept credit cards and EC cards.

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A tasty start to the day

Our breakfast gives you a good start to the day.
Our tasty, rich breakfast buffet is the best way to start your day! We pamper you with fresh bread, home-made jam and cakes, fine sausage and cheese specialities, eggs, muesli, fresh fruit, yoghurt, sweet croissants as well as coffee, tea and juice.
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Around Venosta Valley & Merano

Our tips for an unforgettable holiday
In the Venosta Valley you will find a beautiful natural landscape and a lot of cultural highlights. Hiking and biking, admiring the sights or strolling through the spa town of Merano: whether you’re interested in sports, culture or just want to relax, the Venosta Valley is the perfect holiday location for everyone!
St. Proculus Church

Discover Naturno

Dabble in the Therm Pool or relax in the sauna. Admire the most significant frescoes of Central Europe in the little St. Proculus Church, take a journey in time in St. Proculus Museum. Or be pampered in one of the restaurants serving South Tyrol specialities. Naturno deserves a visit!
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thermal bath naturns

Refresh, Rest and Relax

Immerse yourself in well- tempered mineralized thermal water and turn the activities of the day into pure relaxation. Water is the source of life, indispensable for our health and well- being, and of preventive and therapeutic significance.
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Castel Juval

Juval Castle

The medieval Juval Castle in Naturno is the summer residence of the mountain climbing legend Reinhold Messner and hosts one of the Messner Mountain Museums. Here you can admire the Tibetica collection, cult masks from five continents and the gallery of paintings of the world’s holy mountains.
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observation deck Monta Sole

Cable car Unterstell

With the cable car in Naturno, you will reach 1,300 metres of altitude, on the Monte Sole, in just a few minutes. When you arrive, you’ll find numerous walks and places to stop. The new viewing platform offers a spectacular panoramic view, which reaches the valley.
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Hiking at the Sonnenberg and Nörderberg mountains

Alta Via di Merano

On the high alpine tour “Alta Via di Merano”, magnificent views of the glacier world, the Dolomites and the whole Venosta Valley open up. The cable car Unterstell-Naturno will bring you to the beginning of the wonderful, almost 100 km long circular walk leading all around the Tessa mountain group.
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Mountainbike

Adige Cycle Path

On the Adige Cycle Path, you can cycle to Merano or to the Upper Venosta Valley. The cycle path, which is mostly asphalted, brings to villages, apple orchards and mountains, mainly without ascents. The Venosta Valley railway or the Bike-Shuttle can bring you back to Naturno.
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Mountainbike

An “El Dorado” for MTB

From the valley floor up to more than 3,000 metres of altitude: a varied trail net for mountain bikers stretches in the area surrounding Naturno. There are tough, but also flowing trails leading up to the mountain pastures on the Monte Tramontana. Sports adventures and spectacular views will be waiting for you on the Naturno Bike Highline.
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The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle

The gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle

Many different plants from all over the world bloom in more than 80 garden landscapes. Multifaceted Experience Stations, spectacular themed gardens, Artist Pavillons and the Touriseum, South Tyrol’s Province Museum of Tourism, will give unforgettable moments. You can easily reach the gardens on foot from Merano.
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Merano

Strolling through Merano

Stroll along the Passer Promenade, along the historical Portici and enjoy the aura of Empress Sissi’s era. The spa town of Merano invites to leisurely stroll through palm trees and mountain peaks. Are you curious about culture? The Prince’s Castle and the Palais Mamming Museum offer interesting insights into South Tyrol’s history.
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