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So much variety on the plate is a feast for mountaineers, downhill bikers and all the rest. The restaurants in Sölden, Zwieselstein and Vent serve traditional dishes from the region as well as Austrian, Italian, Asian, vegetarian or organic cuisine. No matter if you are yearning for hearty Tirolean home cooking or an exquisite gourmet menu, the right dining spot can be found just around the corner. Accompanied by the passion for fine wines. It is not without reason that Sölden is known for its excellent wine culture.
"HOHLER STEIN"After the finding of the Iceman, Dr. Leitner of the University of Innsbruck made further investigations. He proved the existence of more Stone Age hunting bases in the Ötztal valley, e.g. at the Hohler Stein mountain in Niedertal/Vent which is at an altitude of 2,050m and only 10km (beeline) from the place where the Iceman was found. A wide range of archeological findings within this area prove the existence of early settlements in the Rofental Valley, dating back to 7600 B.C. Excavations and reconstructions presented by University of Innsbruck, Institute of Prehistory and Early History 1995-2003.
Opening Hours: Today: 07:00 - 07:00
Talk. Enjoy the day. Let it end or give itself a break. In our G's Café, we offer space for 30 connoisseurs in a small and refined atmosphere. At noon we spoil you with crisp salads, original Wiener Schnitzel, sportsmen-burgers, powerful soups and many other snacks. For dessert or tea time we serve fresh cakes. In the summer you can also enjoy the lounging sunny terrace with cozy furniture. In winter, G's Café is the place for après-ski.
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“In the Simonich vinotheque, the very qualified sommelier Christoph Simonich serves exclusive wines of the highest quality. The fine wines belong to small, private vintners and traditional family wineries from Austria and neighboring countries. Every wine is personally selected, tasted and served by Christoph Simonich himself. With regular wine tastings offered, wine lovers can experience an exciting journey into the world of wines. Sommelier Christoph Simonich serves wine with an outstanding knowledge and a sense of humor.He serves some very special rarities that are hard to find elsewhere combined with selected snacks.”
miniM in Sölden centrally located. Small grocery shop with a good choise of assortment of the supermarket Mpreis.
Opening Hours: Today: 08:00 - 19:00
E-bike charging station at the bus stop in Zwieselstein.
Leisure centre, indoor pool
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