Nove Case is the smallest and most inconspicuous hamlet of the Rasun Anterselva municipality. It is the only one not located in the Valle di Anterselva, but directly on the Val Pusteria state road. Its Italian name, Nove Case (nine houses), is an apt description of the hamlet, although the place name historically derives from the term "new houses". Nove Case is primarily known for the Gasthaus Neunhäusern inn, which is passed by everyone travelling towards the Upper Val Pusteria.

The bus stop of the same name is located directly in front of it, while the hamlet's other buildings are set back a little from the road. The village has a long history: It was first mentioned as "Neuenhusen" in the 12th century, still belonged to Valdaora in the 19th century, and only later became part of Rasun Anterselva. Today it is a good starting point for various excursions.

Thanks to the public transport network, you can easily reach all the villages, attractions and sports facilities in the Val Pusteria and the neighbouring Valle di Anterselva. From Nove Case (Neunhäusern), you can walk to Rasun Nuova Castle (Burg Neurasen).

In nearby Valdaora, you will find the lifts to the Plan de Corones, a mountain on the edge of the Braies Dolomites. It features a skiing area in winter and is also a popular destination in summer with its museums and the Skyscraper. The Pusterbike Cycle Path runs right past the hamlet and takes you towards either San Candido or the town of Brunico. You should definitely plan a detour into the Valle di Anterselva to visit the scenic Lake Anterselva at the head of the valley.