Fortresses, Villas and Castles
Castle Tasso
Castle Tasso guards Isarco Valley since the XII century and its imposing walls are still intact. The castle lies in the middle of Vipiteno/Sterzing marshes. One of the best preserved castle of Alto Ad... more information
Trauttmansdorff Castle
Trauttmansdorff Castle is one of the most beloved castles in Europe. It is located in the environs of Merano and hosts the Touriseum (South Tyrol Museum of Tourism), a restaurant and the huge Sissi’s gar... more information
Badia Castle
It was built before 1000 at first as a monastery; today it is an original Hotel that conveys sensations of security and quiet. You each it on the road that leads to Brunico, following the signs before ar... more information
Brunico Castle
It goes back to the mid-XIIIth century and is built on the top of the hill that dominates the city of Brunico. Many rooms of the castle host nowadays a scholastic institute. It belongs to the diocesan cu... more information
The Castle of the Wolkenstein Earls
Numerous and imposing during the Middle Age, when the Wolkenstein were the lords of the valley, today only one castle survives in good conditions, that of S. Cristina or Fishburg, built between 1622 and ... more information
The Emperor's Forts
The Austrian forts of the the Great War on the Trento tablelands. Even if since 1882 the Triple Alliance joined Austria and Italy, since 1908 the Viennese Government decided to build a modern and robust ... more information
Feltre- Via Mezzaterra
The colourful frescoed walls of Feltre's palaces are one of the most interesting features of this town. They bear witness to a rich, powerful and cultivated society that lived and prospered under the rul... more information
Historical squares and buildings of Rovereto
If from via della Terra you move towards piazza San Marco and via Rialto, as you can easily understand from the names, you will enter the "Venetian" town. Here you can admire the wide façade of... more information
Forte Strino and the Museum of the White War
Forte Strino on the Tonale road above Vermiglio, calls to mind the First World War. Val di Sole and Trentino were, in that period, obedient subject of the Austrian and Hungarian emperor Franz Josef. In M... more information
Castel Belfort Ruins
The first document about Belfort castle is dated 1311, when Henry earl of Tyrol gave to Tirsone of Altenspaur the permission of building a tower to protect and control the Via Nuova, which linked Andalo ... more information
