The hill of Castelfeder in South Tyrol

Castelfeder is a mystic place. Traces of settlement of the stone and bronze age narrate from past centuries.

Also Romans and many other peoples who had settled in the South Tyrolean Lowlands in troubled times retreated at the hill of Castelfeder, 400 meters above sea level.

Many legends are told about this fascinating hill. Scanty Mediterranean vegetation makes us feel like walking in Greece.

The 500 meters long wall, which is almost similar to the city wall of Constantinople, belonged to the biggest fortress in the Adige Valley and parts of it are still preserved.