Boymont Castle

Eppan, Italy

Boymont Castle ruins are famous for the panoramic view. It was built between 1220-1240 by the relative of the Count of Eppan. Especially in the 14th century the family Boymont played an important role. After them the Castel was in the hands of the Austrian Ulrich Kässler for a short period after he married the rich daughter Barbara of Boymont in 1413. In 1425 Castel Boymont was victim of arson and has not been rebuilt after that event.

Boymont has not been build for a military reason, but it was more like a beautiful residential house. After it changed the owner a several times, nowadays it is property of Fritz Dellago since 1977, who had it restored and consolidated.

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Hocheppaner Weg 3A, Eppan, Italy
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Founded: 1220
Category: Castles and fortifications in Italy

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www.eppan.com

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4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Björn Gather (8 months ago)
Very friendly service in an breathtaking castle.
Jon K, VA (2 years ago)
We had pulled pork and.baby back rib and apple strudel The rib was was just incredibly delicious Smoked right here in the castle ! Soft, tender inside and full flavor outside I wanted little more bbq sauce, so I asked the owner and he gave us 3 different kinds of different sauce - all delicious Boymont castle itself is very romantic decorated with beautiful flowers and various trees Loved the short hiking and cold beer and rib was just heavenly !!
Mindi Stanley (2 years ago)
Amazing castle experience. Hike was a little steep for some of our group but rewards included the gorgeous views, interesting history, and lovely snack and rest spot when we got to the top. Highly recommend.
Luigi Perin (4 years ago)
Nice
Arno Chauveau (4 years ago)
Great place to have a snack and drink. Beautiful!
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