Churburg castle.
The Churburg castle is one of the best preserved castles in South Tyrol. It was built between 1253 and 1259 from the Bishop of Chur, Heinrich von Montfort, was taken in possession by the earls of Matsch 50 years later, and since 1504 after the death of the last "Matscher" it is in possession of the Trapp familiy, where it lives even today in the summer months.
From the renaissance time is the arcad gallery with the loggia. The columns are Göflan merble, no one is equal to the other. You can also see a genealogical tree of the earls of Matsch and Trapp. On the walls are tales of Aesop. The highlight is the armament chamber with armaments in the familiy possession and is one of the largest in the world.