BergKultur
Charming vacation homes, mountain cabins and holiday apartments in Graubünden, South Tyrol und Sweden: BergKultur doesn’t just offer accommodation to rent, it also caters for a close-to-nature zest for life and rest that lingers long afterwards.
The great feeling of being in the right place
BergKultur stands for carefully selected and maintained vacation homes, mountain cabins and apartments that provide guests with far more than just a roof over their head. They are retreats with character – defined by their authenticity, closeness to nature, and the comforting feeling of being in the right place. Each property combines alpine tradition with contemporary comfort – and some surprise with understated luxury. "I know all the properties personally, and adding each one to our portfolio has been a careful choice," explains host Ilze Treuthardt. Those who appreciate spending time close to nature and who seek a stylish base for hiking, biking or skiing are sure to find just what they’re looking for at BergKultur.
Three regions, one sense of vitality
BergKultur is at home wherever nature, tranquility and authenticity shape daily life, whether it’s in Graubünden, South Tyrol or Sweden. One example is the lovingly renovated Sulada mountain chalet in the Graubünden village of Riom: modern yet cozy, it offers views of the Val Surses and accommodates up to four people. In South Tyrol, guests in the mountain village of Moos in Passeier are able to stay at a spacious holiday apartment featuring seven beds and a private sauna with panoramic mountain views. At Lake Siljan in Sweden, up to nine guests can experience a getaway in a 520 m² summer cottage amidst sweeping country, hiking and cycling trails near the sandy beach of Rättvik. And that’s just a small taste of a portfolio which is well worth exploring.
