Finailhof

The Finailhof farm complex consists of four wooden buildings situated at an elevation of 1973 meters in the Schnals Valley of South Tyrol.

The farm, first documented in 1290, gained historical recognition in 1416 when farmers provided shelter to Duke Frederick IV during his escape.

The residential building features carved beam heads, vaulted kitchen, and painted parlor rooms with wooden panel walls from the 15th century.

The farm restaurant serves seasonal dishes prepared with ingredients from their own production, including eggs, milk, meat, potatoes, and vegetables.

Until 1967, Finailhof maintained its status as Europe's highest-altitude grain farm, home to 80 Schnals sheep, 80 mountain goats, and 30 cattle.

Location: Schnals

GPS coordinates: 46.74148,10.82482

Latest update: March 13, 2025 06:45