In Enderbrugg, a neighbourhood in the town of Sarentino, east of the Talvera river and next to St. Cyprian’s Church, a brick building with a steep roof stands out against the flat farmhouses surrounding it.
Gasthof Zum Hirschen
Sarentino, Val Sarentino
Location
in Enderbrugg, a neighbourhood of Sarentino, Val Sarentino
Architecture
late Gothic substance, neo-Gothic development, neo-Renaissance elements
Food & drink
regional South Tyrolean cuisine
Hosting since
over 600 years
Characteristic features
Gothic parlour from the 15th century, Defregger painting (1873), neo-Gothic carvings (1896) by Josef Lobis, mural by Heinrich Told (1901)
Its solemn, frugal appearance hides a rich interior: late Gothic plank ceilings, artful panelling with late 19th-century carvings,
an illusionist mural, old, family-owned and new paintings – an organic visual synergy that looks far from being museal or staged.
Gerhard Pichler runs the place in the fourth generation. Gently and sensibly, he preserves what has long been lost elsewhere, thus presenting modern guests with spaces where history becomes alive and tangible.
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Artisanal care. Archaic clarity. History that touches.
The Gasthof Zum Hirschen, Sarentino, Val Sarentino.
Albergo al Cervo
Via Reinegg, 8
39058, Sarentino, Bolzano
+39 0471 620 086
info@hirschen-alcervo.com