Castles
Also the Val Pusteria valley offers a multitude of castles. Let us have a closer look at the ancient murals in the valley.
South Tyrol is characterized by a multitude of castles and ancient residences, also the Val Pusteria valley in fact offers numerous ancient murals that deserve to be taken a closer look at. If they only could talk, they all would have a lot to tell, we guess.
Castel Rodengo, Castel Schöneck, Castel Sichelburg, Castel Colz or Castel Welsperg… accompany us on our virtual journey back in time.
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The impressive Rodengo Castle towers high above the Rienza river and is particularly famous for its Iwein frescoes. more
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Schöneck Castle lies in Issengo near Falzes and is believed to be the place of birth of the minnesinger and poet… more
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Sichelburg Castle in Falzes captivates its visitors with its tower-like form and small oriels. more
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Castel Badia, not far from the main road leading through the Val Pusteria, is castle, convent and hotel at the… more
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Brunico Castle is an episcopal castle in the heart of the Val di Pusteria. In July 2011 the fifth Messner… more
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Casanova Castle near Gais in the Valle di Tures has a strong connection with many famous artists. more
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Villa Ottone Castle is believed to be built by the Lords of Villa Ottone around 1100. Today it is private property. more
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This castle in La Villa dates back to the 16th century. Its history is closely connected with the knight Franz… more
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The castle built around 1200 is located south-east of Rasun di Sotto. more
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This castle ruin is located on the western side of the valley in Rasun di Sopra and was built around 1200. more
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The floor plan of Thurn Castle resembles the one of Welsperg Castle. It lies on a hill in the Valle di Casies and… more
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Tures Castle towers high above Campo Tures and fits very well into the surrounding mountain panorama of the Valle… more
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The impressive Heinfels Castle is one of the emblems of the eastern Val Pusteria, offering great views of the valley. more
