Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol | © Gustav Willeit

Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol

Close to heaven

Divine: A natural elegance and moving lightness at 2,000 metres above sea level: five holiday flats have been realised in harmony with the building traditions of the place and nature, guaranteeing visitors a stay that is uncommonly close to nature

Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol | © Gustav Willeit
The roofs are extensively greened
Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol | © Gustav Willeit
The balustrades of the balconies are also made of quartered tree trunks
Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol | © Gustav Willeit
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Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol | © Gustav Willeit Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol | © Gustav Willeit Wooden holyday flats in South Tyrol | © Gustav Willeit
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