The House of the Sun “The house, which was enchanted when I was little, was soon called the house of the sun and photographed by dozens of people in the summer.” The house of the sun, so called for the work of Carlo Sbisà, a ceramic bas-relief located on the facade, which depicts the hours of the day, it was built in the early 1900s and renovated in the 1950s, by the Grubers Benco, a family of intellectuals and writers from Trieste. Immersed in an amazing garden of 1,200 m2, Villa Gruber still enchants today and retains its particular aura beyond time. With an elegant view of the Gulf, it maintains its position in the exclusive port of Duino. Currently, it's used as an accommodation facility and private home as well, it can be thought of as a small boutique hotel or as a private home. Developed on three floors, for approximately 470 m2, it has the ideal characteristics for a multifaceted use, both tourist and residential. The property consists of 8 elegant rooms with private bathrooms, terraces overlooking the sea, two large living areas and a separate apartment of approximately 120 m2. A vast tree-lined park surrounds the property, there is also a large private car park with around 10 car spaces.