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In the middle of the 13th century, a fortress was built on the rock that juts out into the valley to protect the administrative seat of the Prince-Bishop of Brixen. Today it is the Messner Mountain Museum.

In Tibetan, "ri" means mountain and "pa" means man. The Messner Mountain Museum Ripa in Brunico introduces visitors to the culture and way of life of the mountain peoples. Whether Africa or Asia, South America or Europe - life in mountainous regions poses special challenges to people all over the world. During his expeditions, Reinhold Messner had many encounters with people who were shaped by life in the mountains. The permanent exhibition Heritage of the Mountains sheds light on the everyday life of various mountain peoples, but also tells about their religion and the effects of tourism.

Very pretty little castle with informative signs. You can easily spend 1-2 hours here. Make sure to check the opening times beforehand!

The tower is so high that the castle almost looks a bit like a church. Welsperg Castle is a rather rare inner castle and the high keep is the oldest part of it. The unusual proportions were created by a fire after the burnt-out top floor of the outbuilding was demolished and the roof structure was simply rebuilt one floor below. The history of the complex is also exciting and you can find out more about it on a tour. Information on admission prices and opening times can be found here: https://www.gsieser-tal.com/de/entdecken/sehenswuerdigkeiten/schloss-welsperg.

The former bishop's castle, Bruneck Castle, towers majestically above the city. Visit the magnificent rooms and the Messner Mountain Museum Ripa and enjoy the wonderful view. You can find more information at https://www.messner-mountain-museum.it/de/ripa/museum/.

Sand in Taufers, also known as Campo Tures, is a picturesque village in the South Tyrol region, embedded in the impressive mountain landscape of the Dolomites. This charming community is characterized not only by its idyllic location, but also by its rich history, traditional architecture and the warm hospitality of the locals. The center of Sand in Taufers is overlooked by an imposing castle, Taufers Castle. This medieval castle, majestically perched on a hill, is not only a historical gem, but also offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Visitors can stroll through the castle's well-preserved rooms and towers and immerse themselves in the region's fascinating history. The area around Sand in Taufers is a paradise for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. The Dolomites offer numerous hiking trails and panoramic routes that have their own charm in every season. In winter, the region becomes a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts as there are world-class ski resorts nearby. The village itself impresses with its traditional Tyrolean architecture with colorful houses, well-kept gardens and cozy squares. The local shops and restaurants invite you to taste the delicious South Tyrolean cuisine and discover handmade products. Overall, Sand in Taufers exudes an unmistakable charm, which is created by the combination of breathtaking nature, historical heritage and warm hospitality. For travelers longing for a tranquil retreat amidst the mountains, Sand in Taufers is undoubtedly an enchanting destination.

Built in 1250 by Bishop Bruno von Kirchberg, Bruneck Castle was first mentioned in 1271 as castrum Bruneke. The castle, which sits on a hill above the town of Rienz, was always in the hands of episcopal builders, who repeatedly changed and renovated it over the centuries. (https://www.bruneck.travel/sommer/schloss-bruneck/)

Very well preserved castle, with one of the Messmer Mountain Museum, the RIPA - Bruneck