Apartments La Rives in Santa Cristina in Val Gardena

Holiday in the Val Gardena mountains for the whole family – these holiday apartments with garage, garden and your own terrace are situated in a quiet location in the heart of the Dolomites.

We’d like to wish you a very warm welcome to the Apartments La Rives.
Your wellbeing is our concern and family hospitality in the heart of the Val Gardena valley should turn your stay into an unforgettable experience.
The mountains of the Dolomites make for an attractive holiday in Val Gardena at any time of year. Regardless whether summer or winter, for climbing, hiking, mountain biking, skiing or cross-country skiing, the landscapes that unfold before your eyes are simply incredible. What could be better than releasing some energy or just relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet while taking in the view of the Dolomites, the world’s most historic mountains.
You’ll even experience the soothing calmness and the fresh mountain air in our apartments, which are situated a little away from the village centre, in a quiet location, surrounded by forest and meadow.

Our 4 large holiday apartments are ideal for an active holiday in the group with friends or with the whole family. Hiking trails lead directly from the house into the great outdoors. From the bus stop 300 metres away along a footpath, you can reach the most important ski lifts in the whole of Val Gardena within just a few minutes. You can also find a small grocery store just a few minutes’ walk away and the village centre, with its countless shops, restaurants and cafes, is only 1.2 km away.

Spend your Val Gardena trekking and ski holiday in our holiday apartments in Santa Cristina. We’re open all year round and we look forward to hosting you.

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A little bit of history: Wood carving, sculpture and painting are centuries-old traditions in Val Gardena and the Ladin valley has produced several artists over the years, one of whom is Francesco Demetz La Rives, whose birthplace was the former “La Rives” farmstead. The world-renowned artist was even celebrated as the Dürer of the 20th century at the 1983 Art Expo in New York.