South Tyrol Museum of Cultural and Provincial History - Tirol Castle.
As the dynastic fortress of the counts of Tyrol, this castle gave its name to the province. Comprehensive structural analysis research has confirmed the uniqueness of Tirol Castle as a testimonial to medieval architecture and building technology. Its origins date back to the 11th century. No other seat of nobility can form such a solid rock memorial to the history of the province as does Tirol Castle. The museum's main focus is the history of the province of Tyrol from its beginnings to modern times. In addition to the special exhibition on the church excavation in the southern front castle area, the museum tour includes the southern palace with its famous Romanesque portals, the frescoes in the double chapel, the wedding chamber of Margarethe Maultasch, and the former dungeon, where the history of the 20th century is depicted on twenty different levels.