Dorf Tirol

Where the Tirol castle majestically looks over the Adige Valley, surrounded by the many different mountain landscapes, you will not only discover a marvellous view but have also a chance to have special encounters: encounters with a very rich history, with a surprising
culture and a gorgeous nature. Tirol, with its sunny and mild climate, a Mediterranean vegetation and a southern lifestyle, represents a real encounter with the Southern flare.
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Castle Tyrol

Castle Tyrol is always worth a visit! Children and adults alike gain an insight into castle life and the history of the Tyrol region! The encircling wall, which was constructed in 1100, is one of the oldest remaining preserved castle walls. The marble portals and frescoes in the chapel are also part of the castle's ancient splendour. The Museum of Archaeology provides visitors with an overview of the first settlements in the Alpine region, while a fully intact melting furnace dating from the Bronze Age is also on display.

Bird sanctuary

The Dorf Tirol bird sanctuary is located right next to Castle Tyrol. Visitors can gain an insight into the life of a bird of prey. The centre's task is to nurse helpless and injured birds back to health so that they can be released back into the wild.

Burglehenpark

The park at the entrance to the Dorf Tirol holiday resort is perfect for some relaxation and enjoyment. Surrounded by orchards and vineyards, the park offers a 360° panoramic view of the surrounding area and a natural pond.

Falknerpromenade walking route

The Falknerpromenade walking route leads from the centre of the village to Castle Tyrol and offers a unique panoramic view of the valley communities.

St. Peter's Parish Church

St. Peter's Parish Church in Dorf Tirol is a rare example of a cross-vaulted dome with central nave and side naves. It is also home to several exquisite Roman and Gothic frescoes.

Brunnenburg Castle

This castle is said to have got its name due to a nearby spring (Brunnen). This 13th century fortification is located on a glacial hill between the village and Castle Tyrol. Nowadays Brunnenburg Castle is home to the South Tyrolean Agricultural Museum and is a centre for cultural events.