• A wooden balcony with pink and white flowers hanging from flower boxes, surrounded by green leaves, with a clear blue sky in the background.
  • A scenic view of a mountain landscape with a white house and pink flowers in the foreground.
  • A large, white multi-story house with wooden balconies decorated with purple flowers, surrounded by green trees and a garden, with a hillside and blue sky in the background.
  • Scenic view of a small village surrounded by green hills and mountains, with pink flowers in the foreground.

A corner of paradise in the Italian Alps

With a stunning view of the valley, Haus Sonnegg is a second-generation vacation apartment rental. We offer five spacious rooms and apartments, each tastefully blending modern and traditional design. Our property is ideally located for hiking and exploring nearby local towns.

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Want to explore?

  • Säben Monastery

    A dramatic Benedictine monastery complex perched on a limestone promontory above Chiusa. Often called the “Acropolis of Tyrol,” it dates back to Late Antiquity and today offers fresco-filled chapels, tranquil cloisters, and sweeping views over the Eisack Valley.

  • Klausen

    A compact medieval town straddling the Eisack River, celebrated for its pastel façades, vine-draped alleys, and artists’ legacy (Albrecht Dürer stayed here). It blends Tyrolean charm with Italian café culture and makes an excellent base for exploring the central Dolomites.

  • Brixen

    South Tyrol’s oldest city and former prince-bishopric, distinguished by its baroque cathedral, cloister frescoes, and 1,000-year-old diocesan library. A vibrant small-city center of academia, wine production, and alpine-Italian gastronomy, it also anchors the Plose ski area.

  • The 2,562 m mountain dominating Bressanone’s skyline. In winter it offers 40 km of sun-soaked pistes (famed for the 9 km Trametsch run); in summer it’s a hiking–MTB paradise with 360° Dolomite vistas from the panoramic platform at the cable-car summit.

  • Grödnertal

    A Ladin-speaking valley carved into the Dolomites, known worldwide for its World Cup ski races, Sella Ronda circuit, and centuries-old wood-carving tradition. Villages like Ortisei, Santa Cristina, and Selva combine luxury hospitality with direct access to iconic peaks such as the Sassolungo and Seceda.

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