Rosenstein Castle

Rosenstein Castle sits on elevated ground in the Obermais district of Merano and displays traditional South Tyrolean architecture built with regional stone methods. The castle features walls and structures that have remained over centuries and show medieval construction techniques.

The castle, also known as Wenterschlössl, emerged in the medieval period and underwent several renovations reflecting changing architectural preferences across different eras. These changes show how taste and building techniques evolved over several centuries.

The castle displays characteristics of South Tyrolean architecture with stone elements that reflect regional building traditions. You can see in the walls and structures how craftspeople shaped this place over time.

The castle is reachable through the streets of Obermais, with parking available nearby and regular public transportation connections from Merano. The best access is through the neighborhood, where you can easily reach the building and have time to explore.

The original stone walls offer insight into medieval craftsmanship and how builders constructed fortifications. When you look closely, you can see how different generations left their marks in the construction.