Südtirol Guide App
South Tyrol´s digital travel guide
The “Hofkeller” was first mentioned in documents at the beginning of the 14th century. It has a massive gable roof. It was once the seat of the feudal administration, which passed from the Lords of Salorno/Salurn to the Counts of Tyrol. On the east side of the building, on the ground floor, there is a large hall with a cross vault supported by two rows of seven slender columns made of Prun stone and by pilasters. The imposing building already impressed the first South Tyrolean chronicler Marx Sittich von Wolkenstein, as he wrote in his description of Tyrol published in 1600.
Thank you for signing up!
You are already subscribed
Confirm your registration
To complete your subscription, open the email we just sent you and click on the confirmation link.
Can’t find it? Check your spam folder too.
We noticed that you are already subscribed to our Newsletter. We will update you on exclusive offers, fun adventures and more so you can make the best out of your vacation.
We noticed that you already tried to subscribe to our Newsletter in the past but didn’t confirmed the subscription. We have resent you an email now, please check your inbox and spam folder to confirm.
