Liedl, Cultural heritage monument in Prissian, South Tyrol.
Liedl is an old house in Prissian built with stone and wood, displaying the traditional construction methods of the region. The structure preserves features typical of residential buildings that developed over several centuries in this Alpine area.
The house originated several centuries ago and shows how building techniques and design approaches changed over time in South Tyrol. Each part of the building reflects the craftsmanship and materials available during different periods.
The structure demonstrates how residents in this mountain village traditionally built their homes, with stone and wood work that still shapes the appearance of the settlement today. The layout and details reflect the practical needs and preferences of the families who lived here.
The house sits in the village and is reachable on foot as you walk through Prissian. Regular bus services connect to nearby municipalities if you are traveling from farther away.
The house combines building elements found both in mountains and in warmer southern regions, because the area sits between these two worlds. This mixture makes it a notable example of South Tyrol's geographic position.
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