At Casa/Haus Senter, we are immersed in the most disarming nature on three sides of the property, with a simply exciting panoramic view, at the foot of Pasubio between history and nature, dominating Vallagarina, Monte Stivo and Monte Zugna, the deafening noise it is that of the Great Tits, Deer, Chamois, Geese and Hens. There are two rooms, La Life Forest (x2) and La Belle Époque (x3), the two separate bathrooms are outside the rooms, with a small balcony overlooking the panoramic view equipped with table, chairs and plants. The kitchen and the large bright living room are in communion. in short, from here you can think about long walks, mountain bike routes, climbing, and why not a visit to the spiritual retreat center located a few steps from here. There are pets in the house.

Hi, I'm Cristina and I'm a fashion designer, seamstress and I have an atelier in the historic center of Rovereto. I travel a lot, I love nature and animals, that's why I live in the hills at 640m above sea level. Living with me are 3 fur babies named MYLIFE, ETVIE AND DUCHESSA and a big dog named MOONCAKE. With us, in addition to enjoying the peace and serenity without traffic noise, you will be able to really recharge your batteries with vital energy. I have decided to eliminate plastics and produce handmade soap and many other actions that can help the eco system of my area. I personally cook your breakfast using the raw materials from my small company.

Trambileno, whose name means "between both Leni", appears as a plateau sloping towards the north-west from Monte Pazul and lies between the deep furrows of the Leno di Terragnolo and that of Vallarsa. The hamlets, an evolution of the medieval farms, are thirteen and the municipal headquarters is in Moscheri. Porte and Dosso overlook the city of Rovereto. Worth visiting, also for its particular position on a rocky hill, is the sanctuary of the Madonna della Salette (1856) in the hamlet of Lesi, near Moscheri, which is the reconstruction of the chapel of La Salette, a cult imported from France. Forte Pozzacchio (Valmorbia Werk), reachable from the hamlet of the same name, is the last great work built by the Austro-Hungarian army. It is an unfinished fortification, but of imposing dimensions, totally dug into the rocky promontory of one of the offshoots of Mount Pasubio. Like the other important testimonies of the Great War in the area, it is worth a walk for the charm of the artefacts and the memory they inspire. The road to the Lancia refuge (12 km away) starts from the hamlet of Boccaldo, a destination and starting point for suggestive walking excursions on Monte Pasubio, the mountain destroyed by the grenades of the First World War which nature is laboriously but powerfully re-greening. Close to the 52 GALLERIES