Castle Brandis

Castle Brandis rises from a strategic position in the South Tyrolean landscape, with stone walls and fortified structures marking its medieval origin point.

The castle, constructed in the 13th century, functioned as a defensive structure and observation point, monitoring movements across the surrounding valley.

The ruins stand as a designated cultural heritage monument of South Tyrol, representing the architectural traditions and defensive strategies of medieval Italy.

Visitors reach the castle through hiking trails that connect with local routes, offering opportunities to explore additional historical sites in the region.

The remaining walls contain architectural elements that demonstrate medieval construction methods, revealing the building techniques used during its creation.

Location: Lana

GPS coordinates: 46.59444,11.16111

Latest update: March 21, 2025 15:28