Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Qrashi (12 months ago)
Great museum, worth a visit!
Great museum, worth a visit!
weesly (13 months ago)
3,5€ entry for students, takes about 1 hour to see it all. Maybe a bit more if you take your time.
3,5€ entry for students, takes about 1 hour to see it all. Maybe a bit more if you take your time.
Mingee Lee (14 months ago)
There’s a hiking street with wonderful view to reach to the place. I almost cried with that amazing view and peaceful silence.
There’s a hiking street with wonderful view to reach to the place. I almost cried with that amazing view and peaceful silence.
Tammy Bonafede (2 years ago)
A very interesting castle located at the top the hill, it's a 20 minutes walk from the town center, private vehicles are not allowed so you need to park your car at the parking area of the town. We didn't pay for the ticket entrance because we have the guest pass card. The castle houses the South Tyrol Museum of History. The text is written in Italian and in German , there's also an audio guide, the portals in marble with sculptures of creatures and geometric ornaments, the frescoes of the castles chapel and not to mention the fantastic view of the surroundings.
A very interesting castle located at the top the hill, it's a 20 minutes walk from the town center, private vehicles are not allowed so you need to park your car at the parking area of the town. We didn't pay for the ticket entrance because we have the guest pass card. The castle houses the South Tyrol Museum of History. The text is written in Italian and in German , there's also an audio guide, the portals in marble with sculptures of creatures and geometric ornaments, the frescoes of the castles chapel and not to mention the fantastic view of the surroundings.
Bart Van den Bosch (2 years ago)
Interesting castle but the text on the exhibitions is solely German or Italian. There is an auditor or you can get a leaflet with some English descriptions but this is only a small subset of the items and it is hard to find to which item the text belongs. This makes a visit much more cumbersome and for many items there is no translation. It is as if they are only interested in domestic tourists.
Interesting castle but the text on the exhibitions is solely German or Italian. There is an auditor or you can get a leaflet with some English descriptions but this is only a small subset of the items and it is hard to find to which item the text belongs. This makes a visit much more cumbersome and for many items there is no translation. It is as if they are only interested in domestic tourists.
