Castel San Zeno

It is situated at the passageway of Val Passiria in uncovered position.

The shake, called Zenoberg or Mount Zeno, on which San Zeno Castle is found is a key point in the civil zone of Tirolo town.

As of now Romans set up a checkpoint to control exchange courses, the alleged Castrum Majense.

In Middle Ages, to the respect of St Zeno, a chaped was built up, which used to be a journey site for a long time.

At the turn of the thousand years the religious significance of the house of prayer lessened, and the building continued breaking down.

So in the thirteenth century a stronghold was worked under Meinhard II, who utilized it as seat for his rule.

At the point when Tirolo Castle in 1301 was crushed by a fire, the seat of the Counts of Tyrol was exchanged to San Zeno Castle.

In 1347 Charles IV from the House of Luxembourg crushed the château and starting here of time it has never again been modified.