About
A nearly 900-year-old inhabited monastery in South Tyrol, showcasing Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and Rococo art. Features a Rococo library, monastery garden with a pavilion, an art collection, a church with Matthäus Günther frescoes, and wine cellars storing wine for the Vatican. Originally built as a defensive structure in the 15th century.
Why go
- Feels like a hidden gem
- Quiet beauty that stays with you
- A reward for going off the beaten path
Must try
- Wine tasting with traditional snack
- Visit the rococo library
- Explore the monastery garden
- See the church frescoes
- Visit the defensive structure
Pro tips
- Drive two hours north of verona
- Located amongst vineyards in adige valley
Good to know
- Internal parts and garden closed on mondays
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Rating
4.6 / 5 (7472 reviews)
Phone: +39 0472 836189