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S. George in Eores

The parish church of St. George is mentioned already in 1232. In 1758, it got its actual shape. Only the tower was ...

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This is one of the most significant monasteries in Tyrol, and the majority of it is open to the public: the Baroque ...

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Cloister

Splendid Romanesque building with vaults of the 14th century and magnificent frescoes either of the 14th or of the 15th ...

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Parish Church

Romanesque St. Michael’s church of the 11th century, Gothic choir loft and the „Weißer Turm“ (White Tower, 72 m) dating from ...

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The Cathedral

Originally an Ottonian building with Romanesque restructuring of the nave and aisles around 1200, of the crypt, the 3 apses ...

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At the eastern side of Brixen, beyond the confluence of the Rienz river and the Eisack river, in the village of Milland a ...

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The pilgrimage church Maria am Sand, with its picture of the Virgin Mary possessing miraculous powers who gives the Christ ...

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The small church in the hamlet Klerant at about 850 m of altitude impresses because of its rich late Gothic frescoes. Beside ...

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The small St.John-Church in Mellaun is not a minor work of art and on the outside a simple hall- church dating back to the ...

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In the grown village of St. Andrä, there lies the parish church with the same name, mentioned for the first time in 1177. ...

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Worth seeing - Twice