What to See in Resia
History and Culture to Experience
Are you on holiday at Auramonte and wondering what to see in Resia? Since prehistoric times, the Resia Pass has been one of the most important connections between the north and south of the Alps. With its fertile landscapes, medieval culture and ancient Rhaetian place names, the Vinschgau Valley tells a story spanning thousands of years. Impressive castles, Romanesque churches, traditional villages and unique cultural landscapes still bear witness to its fascinating past and make the region a destination well worth discovering.
The Sunken Bell Tower
Rising from the waters of Lake Resia, the bell tower is the region’s most iconic landmark. Its moving history and striking setting make it one of South Tyrol’s most beloved sights.
Marienberg Abbey
Perched above Burgeis, Marienberg Abbey is the highest Benedictine monastery in Europe. Precious Romanesque frescoes, living spirituality and breathtaking panoramic views make every visit a special experience.
The Charm of Glurns
The smallest town in the Alps enchants with its perfectly preserved town walls, historic arcades and unmistakable medieval atmosphere. Strolling through its picturesque lanes feels like travelling back in time.
