Naudersberg Castle

Nauders, Austria

Naudersberg Castle was built in 1330 on behalf of the prince and served as a base and was the seat of a court. In 1499 the castle was stormed and lit. After the partition of Tyrol in 1919, the court was dissolved. Naudersberg Castle is now private property and includes a museum.

References:

suedtirol.info

Address

Nauders 1, Nauders, Austria

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Details

Founded: 1330
Category: Castles and fortifications in Austria

More Information

www.tyrol.tl

Rating

4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

User Reviews

Dalibor Matis (3 years ago)
Super...

Mattia Gobbo (5 years ago)
everything in german language, no audioguide or leaflet in other languages

Martin Koestal (5 years ago)
Lovely trip for a afternoon

Catherine Colley (5 years ago)
Beautiful

Jennifer Cooper (6 years ago)
Wonderful holiday here. Look forward to visiting again.

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