Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Manuel Maffessoli (5 months ago)
Fantastic place visited on a rainy day, small castle but with everything you need to visit without the need for a guide! pity it is little advertised and I only wait once a week
Fantastic place visited on a rainy day, small castle but with everything you need to visit without the need for a guide! pity it is little advertised and I only wait once a week
Luisa Duri (7 months ago)
The castle is located in Monguelgo, on a rocky hill, overlooking the Casies stream. It was built, starting with the mastiff, between 1126 and 1140 by the Welsperg brothers and was subsequently enlarged in the 15th and 16th centuries; in addition, another castle was built nearby: the Thurn castle. In 1765 both castles were destroyed by arson. Castel Welsperg was subsequently restored and can now be visited.
The castle is located in Monguelgo, on a rocky hill, overlooking the Casies stream. It was built, starting with the mastiff, between 1126 and 1140 by the Welsperg brothers and was subsequently enlarged in the 15th and 16th centuries; in addition, another castle was built nearby: the Thurn castle. In 1765 both castles were destroyed by arson. Castel Welsperg was subsequently restored and can now be visited.
Raffaele Guidolin (7 months ago)
Little gem in the heart of Val Pusteria. It is a small castle well preserved both inside and outside. It can be reached by walking for about 15 minutes from the center of Monguelfo. The ticket costs 3 euros and allows a visit that lasts about an hour. We visit the various rooms of the structure, many of which are embellished with furnishings, animal skins, medicinal plants, all in order to make the experience of the visit more interesting and realistic. Highly recommended place.
Little gem in the heart of Val Pusteria. It is a small castle well preserved both inside and outside. It can be reached by walking for about 15 minutes from the center of Monguelfo. The ticket costs 3 euros and allows a visit that lasts about an hour. We visit the various rooms of the structure, many of which are embellished with furnishings, animal skins, medicinal plants, all in order to make the experience of the visit more interesting and realistic. Highly recommended place.
Andrea Marasca (DeusExMachina) (7 months ago)
If you pass by these parts you cannot miss them. The state of conservation and the interior are beautiful. It has been inhabited for about 800 years, and shows all its signs and history. Admission in 2020 is 3 euros per person. It's worth it.
If you pass by these parts you cannot miss them. The state of conservation and the interior are beautiful. It has been inhabited for about 800 years, and shows all its signs and history. Admission in 2020 is 3 euros per person. It's worth it.
Peter Totka (2 years ago)
Easily accessible, not much or little. So pleasant
Easily accessible, not much or little. So pleasant
