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Branterhof
Family Schatzer-Treyer
Loc. Zegl 3, Rasun di Sopra
I-39030 Rasun-Anterselva
South Tyrol – Italy
Contact: Mrs. Margit Schatzer
Tel.: info@branterhof.it
E-Mail: info@branterhof.it
VAT ID: BZ-165571
Chamber of commerce Bolzano – REA no. BZ-165571
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Family Schatzer-Treyer
Loc. Zegl 3 • Rasun di Sopra • I-39030 Rasun-Anterselva
South Tyrol • Dolomites • Italy
The Branterhof is situated amidst wide meadows on the edge of the village of Rasun di Sopra, right at the entrance to the Valle di Anterselva.
If you are arriving via the Brennero motorway (A22), take the Bressanone-Valle Isarco exit and follow the Pusteria main road (E66) for 38 km towards Brunico–San Candido. At the junction for Valle di Anterselva–Passo Stalle turn left onto the Strada della Valle di Anterselva (SP 44) and after about 500 m take the second exit at the roundabout. Continue on the Strada della Valle di Anterselva for another 2.5 km and then turn right into the street “Zegl”. After 100 m you will have reached your destination.
If you are arriving via Cortina d’Ampezzo, follow the Alemagna (SS 51) to Dobbiaco, where you join the Pusteria main road (E66). Follow this for 16.5 km towards Brunico and turn right onto the Strada della Valle di Anterselva (SP 44). After about 500 m take the second exit at the roundabout. Continue on the Strada della Valle di Anterselva for another 2.5 km and then turn right into the street “Zegl”. After 200 m you will have reached your destination.
