A Treat: Gluten-Free Camping Holidays in the Dolomites  

South Tyrol is not only beautiful but also a paradise for people with coeliac disease. Our host Katharina has coeliac disease and knows exactly how to turn your holiday from a challenge into genuine pleasure. 

Just 300 metres to gluten-free pizza and pasta 

The Alte Post pizzeria is less than 300 metres away and serves Italy’s national dish in a gluten-free version. There is a supermarket with a wide range of gluten-free products right next door 

 

The Conad supermarket has everything you could possibly want from pasta and bread to biscuits and flour. You’ll find other supermarkets such as Supertip, Despar, and MPreis in Bruneck (Brunico)

Eis-Manni and his gluten-free waffles 

When Manni comes round the corner, there’s no stopping the crowd: young and old alike rush over to grab two, three, or more scoops of gelato. Manni also prepares his gluten-free waffles, which are a real treat! 

Our top picks: Restaurants with gluten-free dishes 

  • Pyramidencafé in Oberwielenbach (Vila di Sopra): delicious cakes, many of which are gluten-free. 
  • Acherer in Bruneck (Brunico): a patisserie that makes your heart beat faster. 
  • Tantalus in Stefansdorf (Santo Stefano): pizza and pasta, naturally also gluten-free. 
  • Knutten Mountain Hut in Rein in Taufers (Riva di Tures): stop off after your hike and enjoy some gluten-free treats. 
  • Schär products: available throughout South Tyrol. 

‘Your holiday should be carefree and wonderful. I’m delighted to be able to help other people with coeliac disease enjoy the Dolomites to the full’.

Katharina Steinkasserer