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South Tyrolean Culture
South
Tyrol stands out not just because of its uniquely beautiful
scenery and hospitable people - the area also offers many
cultural highlights. Immerse yourself in an exciting past
and discover more about the area and its people, history,
art and culture. At every turn visitors who are interested
in culture can learn more about South Tyrol, because it is
there, waiting to be found in every village and around every
corner.
With its numerous impressive castles, imposing palaces and
romantic ruins, South Tyrol is Europe’s most becastled
region and is viewed as a true paradise by art and culture
lovers.
Alongside interesting architectural buildings from different
eras, there are also well preserved and unique frescos in
the many centuries-old churches and lovely chapels, as well
as the traditional local handicrafts, such as the wood
carvings – known far
beyond the borders of the area – from the Gardena and Badia
Valleys, which continue to fascinate visitors to South
Tyrol.
Tradition and custom also figure largely in South Tyrol.
Countless traditional clubs, to which belong above all the
many different traditional costume and shooting clubs, as
well as the numerous bands, nourish and cultivate the
cultural treasures and customs of the area. The many
original and informative museums also live up to their
responsibility in this respect and offer their visitors
interesting opportunities to get to know the country and its
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