Maso Fronthof (Pruidel)

Maso Fronthof is a listed historic building, the first evidence of which dates back to 1379. It looks back on a long tradition and is the largest stone farm on a ridge that has been preserved in South Tyrol. Under its Gothic-Romanesque barrel arches, judges once passed sentences of life or death. Majestic as a fortress, the farm stands there, where it was built around 1500 on behalf of the church. Numerous late Gothic architectural elements testify to a lively history.Today this ancient farmhouse is an agritourism with apartments and restaurant service. The surrounding vineyards grow Sylvaner, Zweigelt and Pinot noir grapes, which are used to produce excellent own-brand wines. In the magnificent 18th century peasant stube or on the sunny terrace you can taste dishes made with products from the farm, in particular speck and meat from alpine gray cows.From July to September it is open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12-23.fronthof.com/it

You pass the Fronthof (Buschenschank) if you hike on the Oachner Höfeweg. While many Buschenschankes were still closed in August, this one was open. Lunch was very tasty. The smoked platter with different types of ham from our own production is highly recommended. Plus a glass of white wine, what more could you want.