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    Památky v Jižním Tyrolsku

    Jižní Tyrolsko je obzvláště bohaté na příběhy, které se vinou kolem tajných míst a neobvyklých přírodních útvarů. Památky, jako jsou čarodějnické lavice na Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm, vyprávějí příběhy o čarodějnicích a králích, zatímco místa síly, jako je "Stoanerne Mandln" s více než stovkou cairnů nebo starobylé zříceniny na kopci Castelfeder, vybízejí návštěvníky k odpočinku a hlubokému nádechu. Jedinečné přírodní útvary, jako jsou zemní pyramidy, jsou místa, která stojí za procházku a prozkoumání.

    Výsledky
    Culture & Attractions
    Lake "Mesner Låcke"
    Villnöss/Funes, Dolomites Region Villnösstal

    The artificial pond at Teis is ideal for relaxing. It is situated amidst meadows and a circular trail (suitable for baby carriages and wheelchairs) will take you around this pond. Benches and a fountain with drinking water invite to take a rest and boulders on the eastern side of the pond stand witness to the area's geological history.

    Culture & Attractions
    Piazza del Grano a Bolzano/Kornplatz in Bozen
    Bolzano/Bozen, Bolzano/Bozen and environs

    Various alleys and through roads link via Portici with the backstreets and parallel roads, Dr. Streiter and Argentieri. Take one of these, vicolo della Pesa, and you can reach piazza del Grano, where the farmers' market was once held. It is one of the oldest places in Bolzano, once hosting the castle of the Prince-Bishops of Trento (destroyed in 1277 by Mainardo II di Tyrolo) and the church of Sant'Andrea (destroyed in 1785). One of the most picturesque buildings of the city is situated to the north of this square: la casa della Pesa (1634), public weigh-house until 1780.

    Culture & Attractions
    Eagle monument
    Latsch/Laces, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    The national defender monument better known as the "eagle monument" in Laces was built in 1809 to commemorate the fallen of the wars. In connection with the commemoration of the century in Latsch the inauguration of the national defender monument took place. A post-wife named Lina Platzer was the biggest sponsor of the monument.

    Culture & Attractions
    The Fischleintal/ Val Fiscalina
    Sexten/Sesto, Dolomites Region 3 Zinnen

    The Carnic mountain ridge appears almost insignificant compared to the stately Dolomite rock towers on the opposite side of the Sesto valley. But this impression is deceiving! From Sesto, you can not only reach the Tre Cime Dolomiti, a popular and panoramic hiking and skiing area, but also the western foothills of a mountain range that stretches for over 100 km, almost to Villach in Carinthia. Interesting detail: The Carnic Alps were formed long before the Dolomites. Numerous fossil finds indicate a turbulent, geological past. However, the mountain range also has great historical importance, as it forms part of the Italian-Austrian border. Those who want to experience a border passing on high tracks can walk from the Monte Elmo peak (2,434 m) past the Helmhaus and along the ridge - with their left foot in Austria and the right one in Italy. This is also the starting point of the popular Carnic high route, also called the "peace route", which leads in eight to eleven days of walking to Arnoldstein in Carinthia.

     

    Churches & Monasteries
    Holy Spirit Church
    Prettau/Predoi, Ahrntal/Valle Aurina

    The Holy Spirit Church is the oldest church of the Ahrntal valley. The church is situated at the furthest reaches of the Ahrntal valley., leaning against a large rock. It was built around 1455, and was enlarged and converted to its current form in the 16th century. The Holy Spirit Church is a sacred place, partly through its history and partly through many pious believers of many generations. It is not known when the first church was built for the many travelers who used in particular the Krimmler Tauern as a passage to get in the Pinzgau and Salzburg. It is sure that cardinal Nikolaus Cusanus of Brixen/Bressanone dedicated the church and the cemetery in 1455.This was necessary for the people who freezed to death passing the Alps or who died in another way, or for the miners of the Prettau/Predoi copper mine. In 1500 the church was extended. In the last 10 years much restauration work has been carried out. Unfortunately, many pieces of art have been removed for security reasons. Even the pilgrimage image was removed for some years, but it returned in 1981 to the church, protected by a safe and underlined in its importance by a corona.

    Centuries ago - starting from the "Schliefstein" - a particularly positive energy was found here. That is why the legendary Holy Spirit Church was built. According to the conviction, one could strip away one's sins by walking through the narrow gap between the church and the large "Schliefstein". And so, the place around the church and the stone is still a well-known and popular place of power.

    Culture & Attractions
    Birthplace of Walther von der Vogelweide
    Waidbruck/Ponte Gardena

    Place of birth of the alleged minstrel Walther von der Vogelweide (1168 - 1230) Walther von der Vogelweide, poet and minstrel is presumed to have been born in Vogelweiderhof Novale/Ried Laion in 1170, this thesis is supported by Mr. Haller who in 1867 published an article on the subject. The coat of arms of the City Laion shows a bird in a cage in memory of the poet. A guest register is still available. Visit against reservation by Fam.Mair

    Culture & Attractions
    Langsee Lake
    Ulten/Ultimo, Meran/Merano and environs

    The end of the Ultental Valley is without a doubt a true power spot. The mystic Langsee lake lies in a hollow fed by numerous block glacier springs. Formed by the retreat of the glaciers of the Ice Age, this mountain lake presents itself as a true work of art of nature. Many legends entwine around this wonderful place of power, which was already visited in the Stone Age as a resting place for hunters.

    Culture & Attractions
    7 lakes hike
    Völs am Schlern/Fiè allo Sciliar, Dolomites Region Seiser Alm
    At the foot of the Schlern, between Völser Aicha and St. Konstantin, a path connects seven lakes: Salmseiner Weiher, Gflierer Weiher, Völser Weiher, Huber Weiher, Umser Weiher, Oachner Weiher and St. Konstantiner Weiher.

    It leads through a varied, impressive nature and past an ancient and unique cultural landscape. In parts, it runs through the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The demanding hike can also be done in sections or in the opposite direction. Various connecting paths are available for entry and exit. The trail leads past farms, villages and through private properties. Some of the 7 nature ponds are privately owned. For the return there are excellent bus connections.

    Duration: about 4 hours - 13.2 km. 

    The 7 ponds trail is not suitable for baby carriages.
    Culture & Attractions
    Via e piazza della Mostra/ Mustergasse und -platz
    Bolzano/Bozen, Bolzano/Bozen and environs

    With the prestigious Campofranco building, Menz and Pock, which already housed the elite Hotel and now the "Zur Kaiserkron'" Restaurant. Below the "Fink" Restaurant lies the City jail and the guard's residence.

    Culture & Attractions
    Avia - The Lumberjack-Trail
    Jenesien/San Genesio Atesino, Bolzano/Bozen and environs
    AVIA – Lumberjack Trail from San Genesio village centre to Avigna, and on to the Mezzavia in the Sarentino Valley.
    9 interactive stations themed around timber felling and wood processing and the prehistory of the village of Afing will be inviting visitors of all ages to embark on an enthralling journey of discovery.
    Culture & Attractions
    13 Pfarrkirche Maria Königin
    Prad am Stilfser Joch/Prato allo Stelvio, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    Pfarrkirche Maria Königin

     

    Bereits in die erste Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts erkannte man, bedingt durch die entstandene Wallfahrt zum – Großen Herrgott  von Agums – einer- und den stetigen Bevölkerungs-Zuwachs andererseits, die Notwendigkeit eines größeren Kirchenraumes. Ein erster Wegbereiter dieses Gedankens war der in Prad geborene, Herr Kaspar Unterkircher (6.1.1775 + 14.9.1836) Dr. Philosophie, Weltpriester und Prof. der Theologie am Priesterseminar zu Trient.  Sein Plan, die Sankt Johann-Kirche zu vergrößern, zu dem er 1835 der Pfarrei Agums/Prad testamentarisch 6.734 Gulden Reichs-Währung vermachte und damit einen Kirchenbaufond ins Leben rief, wurde nicht realisiert. Der Vorschlag scheiterte sowohl an der dezentralen Lage der Skt.-Johann-Kirche, als auch am bereits vorhandenen Ansinnen eines völligen Kirchenneubaues von Seiten der Gemeindeväter. Doch dazu reichten Baupläne und ausgemachte Bauplätze alleine nicht aus. Es bedurfte vor allem Geldmittel und die waren besonders in Prad-Agums zurzeit des wirtschaftlichen Niedergangs, mehr als rar. Der veramtlichte Kirchenbaufond erzwang zwar aus der größtenteils armen Bevölkerung, die Herausgabe des letzten Scherfleins, aber an eine Kirchenbau–Verwirklichung konnte trotz allem nicht gedacht werden. Erst als das Fondkapital schließlich im Jahre 1880 die Summe von 20.000 Gulden erreicht hatte, ließ Pfarrer Alois Eller (1874 eingesetzt) von Landesoberingenieur Anton Geppert den Plan für einen Kuppel-Kirchenbau anfertigen. Dessen Bauplatz auf den „Theinen-Wiesen“ vorgesehen war. Jedoch fand die Bevölkerung diesen Ort inakzeptabel; es entbrannte eine heftige Agitation dagegen, sodass das mit 27.000 Gulden veranschlagte Vorhaben am Wiederstand der Gläubigen, platzte. 20 Jahre vergingen, bis der neue Pfarrherr Johann Josef Schöpf um 1900 in jugendlichem Eifer den Kirchenbaugedanken wiederum auf griff. Seine erste Sorge, einen passenden Bauplatz zu finden, konnte nach einigen Fehlschlägen erörtert werden. Es fand sich ein Baugrund von allgemeiner Akzeptanz im Dorf; der schließlich angekauft wurde. Architekt Peter von Stadl aus Hall in Tirol wurde dann 1913 mit der Ausarbeitung eines neuen Planes beauftragt. Es sollte ein neugotischer, dreischiffiger Bau werden, der auch einem künftigen Einwohnerzuwachs Rechnung tragen würde. Der Baubeginn sollte mit dem Frühjahr 1915 starten. Leider wurde dies durch den Kriegsausbruch mit Italien, vereitelt. Das auf 150.000 Kronen angewachsene Fondkapital wurde, in der Hoffnung durch Kursgewinn und Zinszuwachs, als Kriegsanleihe gezeichnet und ging, gleich dem Krieg, 1918/19  verloren. Die Einrichtung des Kirchenbaufonds blieb als solche zwar bestehen, aber man stand unerwarteter Dinge vor einem Nichts. In der folgenschweren Zeit von 1920 – 1945, die geprägt war von Annexion, Faschismus, Option, Arbeitslosigkeit und dem 2. Weltkrieg, unterblieb vorerst jegliches Bestreben nach einem Kirchenbau.  Aber Pfarrer Josef Rainalter (eingesetzt 1935) wurde in den Nachkriegsjahren mehr denn je mit der akuten Notwendigkeit eines Kirchenbaus konfrontiert. Darum ließ er in seinen Bestrebungen, eine erste konkrete Tat zu setzen, nicht locker und so gelang ihm bereits 1950 der Kauf eines entsprechenden Baugrundes, den er mit der Abfindungssumme der Gemeinde, für die ehemalige Kinderbewahranstalt, bezahlte. Damit war ein erster fundamentaler Schritt, hin zu einem endgültigen Kirchenbau-Vorhaben, gesetzt.

     

     

    Forts & Castles
    Grave Mrs. Emma Hellensteiner
    Niederdorf/Villabassa, Dolomites Region 3 Zinnen
    Emma Hellensteiner (23 April 1818 - 9 March 1904)

    Emma Hellenstainer was a charismatic host, an excellent cook and a pioneer for tourism in the Alpine region. The “Schwarzer Adler” (Black Eagle), as the Hotel Emma was known then, became known far beyond the country’s borders. Her charm captivated guests from all over the world. Visitors from Germany, Great Britain, Italy - they all came to Villabassa because of the beautiful local landscape, but mainly because of Emma and her engaging personality.
    Forts & Castles
    Roman milestone
    St.Lorenzen/San Lorenzo di Sebato, Dolomites Region Kronplatz/Plan de Corones

    Roman Milestone of the Emperor M. Opellius Severus Macrinus and his son Diaduminanus (located on the main road, branching off towards Sonnenburg). The Roman milestone was found in Sonnenburg in 1857. Today the milestone is located at the entrance of the Museum Mansio Sebatum.

    Culture & Attractions
    Lake Kaltern/Caldaro
    Kaltern an der Weinstraße/Caldaro sulla Strada del Vino, Alto Adige Wine Road
    The Lake Kaltern/Caldaro, located along the South Tyrolean Wine Road, is known as the warmest swimming lake in the Alps. Measuring about 1.8 km in length and 0.9 km in width, it is also South Tyrol’s largest natural lake. Surrounded by vineyards and Mediterranean vegetation, it is a beloved destination for swimmers, sailors, and nature enthusiasts. During summer, its pleasantly warm waters make for unforgettable lake experiences.
    Culture & Attractions
    Hill Castelfeder
    Auer/Ora, Alto Adige Wine Road

    The fertile terrace between Auer/Ora, Neumarkt/Egna, and Montan/Montagna is an ancient cultural landscape. Castelfeder was the center of human existence in the south of South Tyrol for thousands of years. There are traces of settlements from the Stone and Bronze Ages. The remains of a castle complex, the legendary fertility chute and the walls of the Barbara Chapel bear witness to a mystical past. Also, Raetians, Romans, and other tribes who settled in the area around the hill retreated to the 400-meter-high hill in troubled times and left their traces.

    After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire had Castelfeder refortified as a bastion against the Germanic tribes shortly after the year 500. On this "acropolis," hundreds of people could find refuge together with their cattle and supplies. The last remains of the 500-meter-long ring wall of this largest fortress of the Adige Valley are the "Kuchelen," whose construction resembles the city wall of Constantinople.

    Because of the Mediterranean vegetation, the area was called the "Arcadia of Tyrol" by romantic poets. The Castelfeder hill is important not only from an archaeological and historical point of view, but also from an ecological one. Thus, a zone with an area of about one hundred hectares was placed under landscape protection as a biotope years ago. Due to the Mediterranean climate, it is particularly mild on the hill as early as March. Today, Castelfeder is home to some animals that have become rare in Europe. The biotope's flora and fauna can be explored on the nature discovery trail.
    Culture & Attractions
    Spielesee Adventure Lake
    Mals/Malles, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    An Adventure Playground for Children on Watles, the Hikers' Paradise  

    Amidst the expansive Watles hiking area, there is the 1500 m² Spielesee – an artificial lake for children, designed as an exciting adventure playground for little ones and families. Kids can play on the wooden rafts, hanging bridges, waterfalls and streams where they can try their hand at "gold panning" or exploring for minerals and other gems. Children love the long slide and the new Funballz, a water–walking-ball which kids can hop and run with along the surface of the water. 

    Wooden chaise-langue’s are also available and adults can unwind and enjoy the view from the platform, with its magnificent mountain panorama. Admissions are free of charge.

    Culture & Attractions
    Burgstall Prehistoric Settlement Site in Riffian/Rifiano
    Riffian/Rifiano, Meran/Merano and environs

    The Burgstall is a settlement from the late Iron Age, inhabited from approximately 400 B C over several centuries. It got distroyed after the middle of the 1st century B C due to fire, and was never rebuilt. The central building has been excavated and is in good condition. Next to this building is another residence and quarters for servants, storage areas and stables.

    Accessible from Riffian/Rifiano on the Kirchweg trail and then to Gnealersteig path. Walking time: about 40 min.

    Tip: visit the permanent exhibition Vita Raetica in the Raiffeisenkasse building
    Mon, Fri 8.00 am-12.30 pm + 3.30 pm-4.30 pm · Tue, Wed 8.00 am-12.30 pm · Thu 8.00 am-12.30 pm + 5.00 pm-6.30 pm

    Culture & Attractions
    Lake Felixer Weiher
    U.L.Frau i.W.-St. Felix/Senale-S.Felice, Meran/Merano and environs

    The Lake Tret – also called Lake Santa Maria – is located in Alta Val di Non near St. Felix, at the point where South Tyrol and the Italian-speaking Trentino meet. The way to the sea proceeds through the forest and across larch meadows, by the wayside we watch various forest flowers and many butterflies.

    Forts & Castles
    Bunker 5 in Mals
    Mals/Malles, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    As a place of passage over the Alps, the Upper Vinschgau has always been of military interest. Not only the Romans, the Habsburgs and Napoleon passed through here, but also the Second World War left its traces. Most of these traces, however, are not visible to the naked eye, as they are monumental underground bunkers that were planned as defensive installations and places of refuge. The hidden fortresses were part of the Alpine Wall, but were never used for military purposes.
    Today, the architectural relics from the interwar period are embedded in the orchards and pastures of the surrounding area.

    Admission by guided tour only!
    Bunker guided tours (in German or Italian): every Thursday from June to October. Registration and information on +39 0473 831 190

    Culture & Attractions
    Limekiln in Andriano
    Andrian/Andriano, Alto Adige Wine Road
    The limekiln in Andriano is a kind of kiln where in the past people used to produce quicklime from limestone.
    Culture & Attractions
    3 Am Sonnenwirtsgut
    Prad am Stilfser Joch/Prato allo Stelvio, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    Das „Sebasn- Wallnöfer - Haus“ - Bp. 86 – Silberstraße  33 + 35   

     

    Dieses altersgraue Wohnhaus ist integriertes Bindeglied inmitten einer vierfachen Gebäudereihe im Zentrum des Prader Altdorfes. Die eng aneinander gereihten Häuser und bäuerlichen Wirtschaftsgebäude spiegeln hier die rätoromanische Siedlungsstruktur am Ausgang des Mittelalters wider. Im speziellen Fall handelt es sich um einen zweigeteilten Baubestand aus der Zeit des 15. Jahrhunderts. An der westlichen Fassadenhälfte findet sich über dem Eingangsbereich zwischen zwei Fenstern ein von der Jahreszahl 1606 flankiertes  Sgraffito eines Andreaskreuzes. Jenes Symbols, welches den Lehensherrn und damit auch die Hausbesitzer als Getreue des Tiroler Landesfürsten auszeichnete. Während die linke Fassadenhälfte dekorative Fenster- und Eckbemalungen aufweist, fehlen solche hingegen in der rechtsseitigen, mit Ausnahme des genannten Sgraffitos gänzlich. Dies soll sich nach Auskunft des ehemaligen Bewohners Leo Reisigl (Jhg.1928) damit erklären, dass es auf rechter Seite ein rundbogiges Eingangstor zur dahinterliegenden Scheune gab und damit zum landwirtschaftlichen Bereich zählte. Demzufolge dürfte es sich auch bei diesem Baukörper im Prader Oberdorf um ein ehemaliges „Bündnerhaus“ handeln, dessen Wohnbereich man durch die im Rundbogentor eingebaute Tür erreichen konnte. Zudem soll man das linksseitige Obergeschoss über eine Außenstiege erreicht haben, deren Verlauf sich noch heute ausmachen lässt.

    Als im Jahre 1775 der Besitz zur Besteuerung wiederholt aktenkundig wurde, waren Fliri Tafaser und Simon Wallnöfer Inhaber dieses gräflichen Grundbesitzes der Herren Khuen von Belasi zu Lichtenberg. Das Innenleben dieser „Grund-Lehens-Behausung“, wie sie in den Steuerfassionen von damals als konkrete Quelle genannt wird, bestand in einem tonnengewölbten Hausgang, zwei getäfelten Stuben, zwei Küchen, fünf Kammern und drei Keller. Zudem zählte ein 104 Klafter (374 m²) großer Krautgarten ebenso zur Besitzeinheit wie ein bäuerliches Wirtschaftsgebäude an Stadel und Stallung. Dieser einst an der Haus-Südseite angebaute Trakt fiel dem vom Nachbargebäude (heute Sprengelstützpunkt) ausgehenden Großbrand vom 20.- 21. September 1888 zum Opfer und wurde in der Folge an anderer Stelle (Bp.229) neu gebaut. In diese Zeit fällt sicherlich auch die Umstrukturierung des Eingangsbereiches mit einhergehender Neuausrichtung der zwei Besitzanteile. Wovon es damals die Familien des Josef und Franz Wallnöfer sowie jene des Eusebius Reisigl betraf, deren Nachkommen das Gebäude noch heute besitzen. Seit 1. Juni 1981 unterliegt das seit 2010 unbewohnt gebliebene Gebäude unter Denkmalschutz und harrt auf Restaurierung.

     

    Culture & Attractions
    Lackenböden lakes in Solda
    Stilfs/Stelvio, Vinschgau/Val Venosta
    In the Razoi Valley of Sulden/Solda you will find a variety of little, high mountain lakes. They are perfect to take a rest and observe the colorful reflection of the mountains in the water. Freshwater is flowing towards the valley in little meander-formed brooks.
    Culture & Attractions
    Roman Bridge Head and Masonry Embankment
    Algund/Lagundo, Meran/Merano and environs

    In 1776, Empress Maria Theresa of Austria built a masonry embankment in Lagundo near Merano. This was meant to serve as protective bulwark against flooding of the Adige River. This masonry can still be visited today. Not far away, on the left bank of the river, are the ruins of an ancient imperial Roman road bridge along the route of the original "Via Claudia Augusta". Construction of the bridge dates to the first century AD. Today, the ruins of the bridge have the status of protected monuments. At the head of the bridge there is also a small shrine and chapel.

    Culture & Attractions
    Lake Coldrano
    Latsch/Laces, Vinschgau/Val Venosta

    Relaxing at the idyllic lake Coldrano. The children can rehearse fishing in the lake and the adults can relax on the lawn around the lake or taste a delicious coffee on the terrace of the restaurant.

    Forts & Castles
    Stufles, the oldest district of Bressanone
    Brixen/Bressanone, Brixen/Bressanone and environs

    Stufels is a hidden jewel of Brixen: Inhabited in the neolithic and roman periods, it is considered one of the most charming quarters of the episcopal city. Located between the rivers Eisack and Rienz, Stufels has a picturesque building stock. With its  guardian angel church, attractive shops and artistic highlights, Stufels invites you to stroll around as well as take a relaxing stroll along the riverbank. Whoever visits Stufels approaches Brixen's actual core: quality of life in its most beautiful form.

    Culture & Attractions
    "The measure of the void"
    Meran/Merano, Meran/Merano and environs

    This sculpture, created by contemporary South Tyrolean artist Ulrich Egger, is made from stainless steel and cement; it measures 4 metres in height and 8 metres in length. It is set in the centre of a traffic circle on Viale Europa, near the train station. The sculpture expresses the dream of visual vertigo, and the flow of daily life, time, and collective memory in the circularity of the gaze.

    Forts & Castles
    Former main water station of the „Südbahn“ (Southern Railway)
    Welsberg-Taisten/Monguelfo-Tesido

    The octagonal, striking tower of the water station, together with the reception building, the storage shed with loading ramp according to type plans by Wilhelm von Flattich and the railway dwellings to the east planned by Angiolo Mazzoni in 1926, form a railway ensemble steeped in technical history. The water reservoir, a unique landmark of railway buildings from the “k.k. Monarchie” (imperial and royal monarchy), was inaugurated in 1871. It was placed under monument protection by decision of the regional government in 2004 and has been the property of the municipality since 2010. In the era of steam locomotives, the water station had the function of a regular filling station, which was fed by the natural gradient of the high springs, south of the railway line, by means of a gravity pipe (communicating vessels). As the trains had a stopover of around 15 minutes to refuel the locomotives, the water filling of the tenders (storage wagon) and usually the deslagging of the ash box and the re-fuelling of the coal were carried out at the same time.

     

    Culture & Attractions
    Natural Heritage Chestnut Oberweirach-Hof
    Partschins/Parcines, Meran/Merano and environs

    Registered as a natural monument since 1979 with the Provincia Autonoma of Bolzano Department of Nature, Landscape and Spatial Development. The reason for protection is its aesthetic peculiarity.

    The sweet chestnut tree is located directly at the Oberweirachhof in Töll, Via Weirachweg and can be visited during a hike along the Peter Mitterhofer cultural hiking trail.

    The Oberweirachhof is located near the Buschenschank Unterweirachhof (here you can find the natural monument grapevine "Weißer Heunischer").

    The crown of the chestnut tree is densely leafy and well formed. It projects over the nearby Talgütl farm.

    Culture & Attractions
    Wayside shrine from Monguelfo
    Welsberg-Taisten/Monguelfo-Tesido

    Located next to the parish church of the Holy Margareth. Erected by the inhabitants of the town, that survived an epidemic of plague. The Wayside shrine is supposed to be painted by Michael Pacher, a famous regional painter of the late Middle Ages. The Wayside shrine got thoroughly restored after being heavily damaged in 1882.

    Culture & Attractions
    Via degli Argentieri / Silbergasse
    Bolzano/Bozen, Bolzano/Bozen and environs

    Parallel to the Portici/Lauben, this street used to be the southern moat of the City. The entrance to the Mercantile Museum is visible in the homonymous building, then Troio House, decorated with frescoes and a Corner turret; a narrow side street leads to the Lauben.

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