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Rodenegg Castle
Frederick I. built the caste in the 12th century. Four centuries later, the castle was restored and expanded and now it is still in this family property. These are the descendants of the famous minstrel, Oswald von Wolkenstein. The many uninhabited premises of the fort are used as a museum and are open to interested visitors from May to October. The interior has been issued from the late Renaissance.
Another sight in the castle are the frescoes, which were discovered in 1972. The eleven frescoes were painted in the Middle Ages and show the legend of "Iwein", one of King Arthur’s Knights of the Round Table.
If you are fascinated not only by the medieval world, but also by the cultural and natural beauty of South Tyrol, you should really take the time and have a look at Rodenegg Castle in Eisacktal.
More info & opening hours:
Rodenegg Castle
Phone: +39 391 7489492 (from 10:00 to 12:00)
E-Mail: schloss.rodenegg@gmail.com
Web: rodenegg.it
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From Maria Himmelfahrt parish church in Rodeneck, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the impressive Rodenegg Castle, which is also open for visitors.
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One part of the castle was built in the 12th century. Four centuries later it was amplified.
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