The cultural landscape of the Vinschgau valley is rich in traditions and testimonies of the past. This cultural wealth is something that we still draw from to this day, and the inspiration for modern artistic treasures can be found everywhere as you travel through South Tyrol; the fortresses, castle, monasteries, residences and museums, the contemporary witnesses of our development. Go on your own expedition and get to know the land and its people.
Immerse yourself into the smallest town in South Tyrol – and the only one with a fully-preserved town wall – and dive right into the middle of the Middle Ages.
DetailsIn recognition of the original farming culture in the Vinschgau valley, traditional sheep driving still takes place to this day.
DetailsThe museum, which is largely situated underground, tells the story of the church across 4 multimedia stations with frescos from the 8th century.
DetailsJuval Castle, one of the most imposing landmarks in the surrounding area and the seat of the Messner Mountain Museum „Mythos Berg“ (myth of the mountains).
DetailsVarying exhibitions, the abbey equipment and a permanent exhibition all provide a glimpse into the monastic lives of the Order of St. Benedict.
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