Castels in Bozen

Haselburg
After the restoration work was complete, the castle restaurant re-opened its doors and is now a popular meeting point for all types of celebrations. It is situated just above Haslach and you will be spoilt with magnificent views over Bozen and the entire Etsch Valley. 

Restaurant: Tel. +39 0471 402 130 (Mon & Tue closed) 

Castle Maretsch
An antique castle only two steps from the town centre. Historic rooms furnished with modern congress technology are the ideal venue for seminars, exhibitions and congresses.

Castle Sigmundskron
Castle Sigmundskron is the largest castle in South Tyrol.  It was built around 900 A.D. and was first called 'Formicaria', later 'Firmian'.  In 1370, Duke Sigmund, the sovereign of Tyrol, bought the castle and named it 'Castle Sigmundskron'.  In 1957, it was the venue for a large demonstration in which 50,000 South Tyrolean citizens demanded more rights from the Italian government.
On 11th June 2006, the extreme mountaineer Reinhold Messner opened the 'Messner Mountain Museum' at Castle Sigmundskron.