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1. Messner Mountain Museum Juval
Since 1983 this 13th-century castle in the hills above the hamlet of Stava has been the summer home of the South Tyrolese climber and polar adventurer Reinhold Messner—the first climber to conquer Everest solo. Part of the castle has been turned into one of six in Messner's chain of mountain museums, where visitors can view his collection of Tibetan art and masks from around the world. You can download an app to use as a self-guided tour. It's a 10-minute shuttle ride from the parking lot below, plus a 15-minute walk up to the castle, or a 60- to 90-minute hike on local trails; wear sturdy shoes, even if you take the shuttle, as the paths are uneven.
Juval 3, Castelbello, Trentino-Alto Adige, 39020, Italy0471-631264Sight Details
Rate Includes: €14, shuttle bus €6 round-trip, Closed Wed. and Nov.–late Mar. -
2. FORST Brewery
The source of the full-flavor beer served throughout the region is the striking FORST Brewery, on the road connecting Naturno and Merano. Tours can be arranged if you call ahead, but you can also just turn up between late May and September to sample the product line. In high season, cross a flower-lined covered wooden bridge to reach the delightful beer garden (Braugarten Forst), which then becomes a festive Christmas forest from December to early January.
Via Venosta 10, Lagundo, Trentino-Alto Adige, 39022, Italy0473-221887Sight Details
Rate Includes: Free, Beer garden closed late Sept.–late Apr. -
3. St. Prokulus Kirchlein
Frescoes here are some of the oldest in the German-speaking world, dating from the 8th century. A small, modern museum offers multimedia installations (in Italian or German only) presenting four epochs in the region's history: ancient, medieval, Gothic, and the era of the Great Plague of 1636 (which claimed a quarter of Naturno's population, some of whom are buried in the church's cemetery). There are leaflets and other information in English on request.
Via San Procolo 1A, Naturno, Trentino-Alto Adige, 39025, Italy348-673139-mobileSight Details
Rate Includes: €6, Closed Mon., Wed., weekends, and Nov.–late Mar. -
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