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Castles & mansions

Some 800 castles and mansions are spread all over South Tyrol.

Only a stone’s throw from Bolzano, there is the European area featuring the most castles: some 200 historical buildings such as castles and residences argue the turbulent history of the area.
However, also in the rest of the country there are a range of castles and mansions which are worthwhile and ready to be explored. The majestic towers of the castles, historical walls with guard’s walkways and also their chapels invite you to make a journey back to Middle Ages. Come and see!

  1. Hocheppan Schloss 2009

    Castel d’Appiano

    This castle is not only the final destination of a famous hike in the Oltradige region, but it is also one of the major castles of South Tyrol. more

  2. Leuchtenburg bei Kalterer See 2009

    Castelchiaro

    Castelchiaro seems to mount guard over Lake Caldaro. more

  3. Ciastel de Tor, Museum Ladin bei Nacht 2009

    Ciastel de Tor

    The antique castle of Ciastel de Tor of San Martino in Badia is venue for the Ladin Museum. more

  4. Churburg Schluderns

    Castel Coira

    An impressive castle in Val Venosta valley is Castel Coira. more

  5. Schloss Sigmundskron - Firmian MMM

    Castel Firmiano MMM

    Castel Firmiano is the central project of Reinhold Messner’s mountain museums. more

  6. Schloss Juval, Turm 2009

    Castel Juval

    This fortress is the home of the extreme alpinist Reinhold Messner. more

  7. Maretsch, Schloss 2009

    Castel Mareccio

    Close to the centre of the old town of Bolzano and nevertheless in the heart of nature, there is Castel Mareccio. more

  8. Welsperg Schloss, Kuratorium 2009

    Castel Monguelfo

    Castel Monguelfo is not only a particular castle complex, but is also the oldes castle of Alta Pusteria. more

  9. Schloss Prösels 2009

    Castel Presule

    This castle was built in the time of Maximilan by the Lords of Fiè. more

  10. Rafenstein Schloss, Bozen 2009

    Castel Rafenstein

    The romantic ruin of Castel Rafenstein rises high above the city of Bolzano at the entrance of Val Sarentino. more

 
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