Churches, chapels, convents

This is a late Romanesque chapel with barrel vault, circular apse and a short bell-tower. The wall paintings on the outer ... Details

From the old church from 1332 only the lower part of the tower with its Roman round arch window still remain. The red tower ... Details

The St. Sebastian Chapel with its bell-tower dates back to the plague period in 1635. Due to the solemn promise of the ... Details

The church was first mentioned in 1250, whereby the lower part of the tower and the round apse date back to Roman times. ... Details

The church was first mentioned in 1293. Only the walls of the nave and the lower part of the tower have been preserved. The ... Details

The most important place of pilgrimage in South Tyrol located amidst meadows and forests. The baroque church dating back to ... Details

The Augustin Abbey is one of the most important convents in Tyrol. The majority of the building is open to the public: the ... Details