Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
miriana bazzanella (15 months ago)
Nice castle. The ruins could be better cared for as there are some dangerous passages (unfenced holes in the floor, open gates that lead to a jump of several metres).. but they are precisely "ruins"...so there it is. The building itself is quite large and there are various places to visit... You park at the side of the road to go to Meltina and then there are two ways to get there: a first very short walk of 20 minutes that takes you from under the toll booth, or you have to go up a nice path in the woods and then go down.. here however the descent has some exposed and quite steep points and the walk is quite long. Both routes are beautiful.
Nice castle. The ruins could be better cared for as there are some dangerous passages (unfenced holes in the floor, open gates that lead to a jump of several metres).. but they are precisely "ruins"...so there it is. The building itself is quite large and there are various places to visit... You park at the side of the road to go to Meltina and then there are two ways to get there: a first very short walk of 20 minutes that takes you from under the toll booth, or you have to go up a nice path in the woods and then go down.. here however the descent has some exposed and quite steep points and the walk is quite long. Both routes are beautiful.
Spacy Traveler (2 years ago)
Wonderful view of the Adige Valley and towards Meran! A half-hour hike from the car park on Möltner Strasse is well worth it!
Wonderful view of the Adige Valley and towards Meran! A half-hour hike from the car park on Möltner Strasse is well worth it!
chaledav (2 years ago)
Beautiful and short excursion to the ruins of Castel Neuhaus, commonly called Castel Maultasch. It is located at 400 meters above sea level, on a spur overlooking the town of Terlano. Simple walk of about 40 minutes, of which only the last 5 are more demanding.
Beautiful and short excursion to the ruins of Castel Neuhaus, commonly called Castel Maultasch. It is located at 400 meters above sea level, on a spur overlooking the town of Terlano. Simple walk of about 40 minutes, of which only the last 5 are more demanding.
gianfo conforti (2 years ago)
The walk that leads to the ruins of Castel Maultasch is one of those experiences not to be missed if you are in the Terlano area. You can park on the road that goes up to Meltina about 1.5km from Merano. From there a well-signposted path starts in the woods which leads directly and easily in about 45 minutes to the castle. You will be rewarded with a breathtaking panorama and the atmospheres evoked by the ruins and the exuberant greenery will satisfy your spirit and transport you for a moment out of reality. Look among the fronds of the lower branches for the cave that leads into a well-preserved room on the ground floor. A curiosity from a wine lover: in the past this castle was also called Nova Domus, as one of the most famous local cuvées. Peace of mind!
The walk that leads to the ruins of Castel Maultasch is one of those experiences not to be missed if you are in the Terlano area. You can park on the road that goes up to Meltina about 1.5km from Merano. From there a well-signposted path starts in the woods which leads directly and easily in about 45 minutes to the castle. You will be rewarded with a breathtaking panorama and the atmospheres evoked by the ruins and the exuberant greenery will satisfy your spirit and transport you for a moment out of reality. Look among the fronds of the lower branches for the cave that leads into a well-preserved room on the ground floor. A curiosity from a wine lover: in the past this castle was also called Nova Domus, as one of the most famous local cuvées. Peace of mind!
S P (2 years ago)
Beautiful ring route .. there are two climbs with different difficulty .. I preferred the steeper one with the stone pavement. The local flora is varied and is left free to vegetate, without excessive anthropic interventions. The view from the top is breathtaking and the castle is very impressive even if I found it a bit shabby.
Beautiful ring route .. there are two climbs with different difficulty .. I preferred the steeper one with the stone pavement. The local flora is varied and is left free to vegetate, without excessive anthropic interventions. The view from the top is breathtaking and the castle is very impressive even if I found it a bit shabby.
