Art & Culture

Reifenstein Castle sits on the rock that rises to the southwest of Sterzing. While the southern side of the castle is surrounded by a simple wall, ...

The only genuine Baroque castle in South Tyrol, still in private ownership. Dioramas, paintings, weapons etc. Magnificent Gobelin tapestries and ...

The castle is located in a higher position than Reifenstein Castle to the southeast of Sterzing; it belonged to the Trautson family and is made up of ...

Consecrated to St. Oswald, this church is of particular artistic significance and was constructed in 1329. A variety of artists is responsible for ...

A small late Gothic church dating from approximately 1.500. The church is constructed on a sunny, east-facing mountain slope between the villages of ...

The church was constructed in 1498 in the late Gothic style and represents the most important pilgrimage location in the South Tyrol after Maria ...

Schneeberg is one of the highest-altitude mines in Europe and extends between 2,000 and 2,650 m asl in the heart of the Alps. Almost a millennium, ...

The first written testimony of Moos Castle in Wiesen is dated 1325. It was then owned by the Trautson family, although it changed hands many times in ...

This Church was cited as early as 1298; today’s building, however was built at the beginning of the XVI century. The rich and original reticular ...

The City Hall of Sterzing was built between 1468 and 1473. The particular corner bow window was introduced in 1524 during restoration works. The ...