Surprisingly fascinating

Name: Anett Hotel
Address: Via giovo 24, Racines/ Vipiteno, South Tyrol/Italy, 39040, Italy
Telephone: +39 0472 628026

Highlight Vipiteno

An absolute highlight during your holiday in Sterzing (Italy) is the charming old town of the Fugger town, which exudes a unique charm with its medieval alleyways and magnificent town houses. It is not for nothing that the new town of Vipiteno (perhaps you would like to uncover the secret of why the medieval old town is called the new town here? Take a stroll through the pedestrian zone and enjoy the pretty boutiques, the beautiful town hall and the cosy cafés that tempt you with all kinds of delicacies.
Just a stone's throw away from Anett, the following sights are must-sees for your stay:

The Zwölferturm tower in the heart of the city
Multscher Museum in the Deutschordenshaus
Parish Church of Our Lady in the Moss
Reifenstein Castle
The Mithras Stone in the gallery of the town hall

For lords and ladies of the castle

The Wipptal Valley breathes tradition, history and stories in every corner. That's why anyone with a passion for castles and palaces will be completely happy in the Wipptal. Don't miss a visit to Wolfsthurn Castle in Mareit, home to the Provincial Museum of Hunting and Fishing. A visit there is an impressive demonstration of how aristocratic families lived in the area.
Reifenstein Castle, a few kilometres south of Sterzing, is just as impressive. Speaking of stories: Here comes the story tip from Anett: Go in search of the story of two unhappy lovers between Reifenstein and Sprechenstein ...

To the museum

A trip to Fortezza is a real must for anyone who wants to get to grips with modern art and extraordinary buildings.
For those who like things a little more rustic, a visit to the mining museum in Ridannais highly recommended. Feel the power of the mountains deep inside you and experience what life was like for medieval miners.
The Vipiteno town museum in the Deutschhaus displays historical documents and maps of the town of Sterzing. The neighbouring Multscher Museum houses works by master craftsman Hans Multscher and parts of the famous late Gothic altar.