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The Saint Christoph Church, at the hill called "Vorbichl", was buil during the 13th Century. Today, only the tower with its double arch windows is still visible. The rest was restructured in 1603.

Casatsch Pfeffersburg Castle which once stood on the rop of a high-ranging hill above the village Nals, now only contains some ruined walls. In 1194, Konrad II of Beseno, bishop of trento, loaned to Ulrich Ruf, the brothers Heinrich and Friedrich von Pitzol, Marquard, Hartwig and During of Tesimo with a hill called the „Casac“ which was found above Nalles in the parish of Tisens. He permitted these men to build a castle. The planning permission was linked to the condition that the castle was always open for the bishop, his successors and to the Counts of Eppan to whom the builders were subjects. During the second half of the 14th Century, the castle‘s ownership went to the Lords von Greifenstein and in 1390 into the hands of the Botsch dynasty. With some interruptions when amongst other people, the Lords von Zwingenstein are listed as owners, all in all, the Casatsch Castle stayed in the hands of the Botsch family. Marx Sittich von Wolkenstein called the castle „Pfeffersburg“. After the extinction of the Botsch family, the ruins became part of the Stachelburg, then under the ownership of the Barons von Schneeburg and finally the Giovanelli family. During the last few years, the ruins were mentioned several times in the media. The present owner, Verena Jordan organised extensive renovation work which was finished in 2002.

The church of Saint Sebastian at Plazzoles was rebuild in 1889/90, after the old church was totaly destroied by fire.

You will soon find more information about the rectory in Tisens/Tesimo here

Visit us in our cake shop in the centre of Nalles!

Family Andreas Mair

You will soon find more information about the Faznager-house here. 

The church of St. Martin was mentioned for the first time 1380.

The Parish Church of Mary Assumption (Maria Himmelfahrt) in Tisens was first mentioned in 1194 when it was a Roman church. During the 16th Century it was restructured in Gothic style. The high altar was built in 1896. In 1986 the church was renovated. Artefacts worth seeing are the glass paintings from the Augsburg School (around 1520), the family crypts of the counts, the baptism stone with a wooden structure and the Heart of Jesus painting from 1796. Next to this Parish church you find the Saint Michael's Chapel from the 15th Century with late-Gothic frescoes and an "Ossarium" in the basement.

You will soon find more information about the Richterhäusl in Tisens/Tesimo here

You will soon find more information about the Untertreibgasser-house here

Castel Katzenzungen was first mentioned in 1244 when it was owned by Henricus de Cazenzunge. Between the 16th and the 18th Century, the castle had its golden age when it was owned by the Lords von Breisach, who originally came from Alsace. Then, it was one of the most elegant aristocratic residences in the country. With the extinction of this dynasty, the Renaissance sastle was transformed into farming area and was only renovated after the Pobitzer family from Meran bought the grounds in 1978. For some years, Castel Katzenzungen with its magnificent rooms, panelled Renaissance lounges, the black smoking kitchen and the arched ceiling cellars has been used once again for its original purpose, which is that of a „summer residence“. The programme features in particular cultural and gastronomic events.

In front of the castle, below the stone bridge leading to the castle entrance, the largest and probably oldest vine in the world thrives. According to the latest scientific findings, the white wine vine "Versoaln" is at least 360 years old and its 300 m² canopy of foliage springs from only one rootstock.

Wehrburg Castle was built during the 13th century and was owned for more than five centuries by the Lords von Andrian-Wehrburg whose dynasty was extinct in 1798. In 1520 the castle was renovated without changing the original building structure in any major way. The castle still contains some old stoves (16th and 19th Centuries). It is assumed that the present castle chapel was built during the 15th Century. It is consecrated to Saint Erasmus and contains a remarkable fresco, as well as a high-quality pieta from the time around 1420. A Hungarian count, Albert von Eperjessey, k.u.k.-messenger in Teheran, bought the Wehrburg and started some extensive renovations. In 1957, Hermann Holzner, the Mohrenwirt of Prissian bought the Wehrburg and changed it into a hotel.

The Zwingenburg Castle it is situated above Prissiano. Zwingenburg Castle was first mentioned in 1237. In 1274, the sovereign Meinhard II bought the castle. Around 1800, already in ruins, it became farming ground. Count von der Schulenburg acquired the ruins and re-build the castle around 1900. Today, it is once again in farming hands.

The tourist information office is located in the Via Spaureggstraße next to the bank "Raiffeisenkasse" and the Pircher shoe shop. Here you can get all the information and brochures about the holiday resort of Parcines, Rablà and Tel, accommodation, gastronomy, events, places of interest, hiking and biking possibilities and other activities.
Further tasks: Administration, marketing, event planning, organisation, destination development and product development, trail maintenance.

We are happy to help you find accommodation and advise you during your stay. The Tourism Association team is looking forward to your visit!

24-hour information
At the info point outside the tourist office you will find useful information around the clock (24 hours), e.g. weather forecast, available accommodation, open restaurants and much more.


We are South Tyrolean drinking water refill point!
Respect the mountains

All information about the project "Respect the Mountain" you find here:

https://bit.ly/partschins_parcines_respectthemountain

As a fourth-generation family company, Schuhhaus Knoll is dedicated to quality. Fine materials combined with high quality, Italian design finished in selected factories by master craftsmen. Knoll Schuhe makes sure that you look stylish in every situation, be it timelessly elegant or fashionably extravagant.

The via ferrata „Stuller Wasserfall“ is a medium-difficulty-level climb with a very difficult variation in the middle part, which can be bypassed. This steep and exposed climb proceeds through a breathtaking setting in the immediate vicinity of the roaring waterfall.

The Stuller waterfall is a mighty height of 342 meters consisting of two cascades, and is the third highest in Europe.

About two thirds of the way through the climb there is the possibility to discontinue the ascent and take a footpath to Stuls or descend to Moos. The final section of the via ferrata can also be undertaken as a short journey from Stuls with access via said footpath.

From the large parking lot in Moos, head briefly toward the bus stop and follow the path to the parish church. A few meters after the parish church, turn left onto the trail “Passerschluchtenweg” and walk about 20 minutes in the direction of St. Leonhard.

At the bridge over the Passer, continue straight ahead. Hike uphill to the main road and the rockslide tunnel, which will subsequently be scaled. Once on top, there is a short tunnel that leads to the via ferrata access trail. The entire access trail to the via ferrata is signposted from the bus stop in Moos.

From the exit of the via ferrata, path No. 10a leads back to Moos/Moso. Another possibility: return by bus.

Our small family business sells and repairs bicycles and motorcycles. It’s easy to find us on the main road, in the village of Rablà. Problems with your motorbike? No worries. Just give us a call and we’ll come to collect. Hope to see you soon.

Rental:
E-Bike City: 1 day 35 € / 2 days 69 € / 3 days 102 € / 4 days 134 € / 5 days 165 € / 6 days 195 € / 7 days 224 €
E-Bike MTB: 1 day 40 € / 2 days 79 € / 3 days 117 € / 4 days 154 € / 5 days 190 € / 6 days 225 € / 7 days 259 €
E-Bike Fully: 1 day 50 € / 2 days 99 € / 3 days 147 € / 4 days 194 € / 5 days 240 € / 6 days 285 € / 7 days 329 €

Insuring the e-bikes costs an additional 2€ per day. The rental is made through an appointment request (register at least 1 day in advance) and as long as bicycles are available.

Discover the train station! The entertainment train station at Naturno/Stava is the old train station of the Val Senales. It shows an electric train on an 800 m track, an original steam engine locomotive Waldenburg Switzerland, a tank engine locomotive, and two wagons of the Rhaetic train. The station is open every Sunday afternoon from Mai until October.

You will soon find more information about the Garber in Prissian/Prissiano.