Schönhuberhof

Dietenheim/Teodone, Bruneck/Brunico, Dolomites Region Kronplatz/Plan de Corones

1410 from Bruneck/Brunico center

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Schönhuberhof

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About the region

In the Dolomites Region Kronplatz changes with the seasons, but never loses its unique charm. In summer, you can explore on foot or by bike; in winter, on skis or snowshoes. The landscape is open and easily recognisable, even though the light and colours change. But there is more to discover than just nature: the museums on the mountain tops tell powerful stories tied to Alpine culture. And if you listen closely, you can also hear Ladin spoken: a sign of a land that keeps its roots alive.