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Simy (2 years ago)
We decided to stop and visit the castle on our way to Merano, after we previously visited the MMM Ortles in Sulden and had a great experience there, but unfortunately we didn't get the chance to see this museum, even though we were right on time for the shuttle. A "very polite" lady who was driving the shuttle was not willing to answer any question (we didn't know if we could buy tickets directly from the driver), she just replied in a very irritated tone: "only German or Italian" (in German). There was another shuttle driver who didn't even bother to ask if any help was needed. We were the only two English speakers among other ten German speakers who were being welcomed and asked very politly to board the shuttle, while we were left there. Basically, no one is eager to help as long as you're not speaking German, or Italian. This is quite absurd and denotes lack of professionalism, considering that the Messner Mountain Museums should be accessible to anyone, internationally, regardless of nationality or spoken language. Unfortunately, we didn't have the time to walk up to the museum, so we left. Thanks for a "great experience"!
We decided to stop and visit the castle on our way to Merano, after we previously visited the MMM Ortles in Sulden and had a great experience there, but unfortunately we didn't get the chance to see this museum, even though we were right on time for the shuttle. A "very polite" lady who was driving the shuttle was not willing to answer any question (we didn't know if we could buy tickets directly from the driver), she just replied in a very irritated tone: "only German or Italian" (in German). There was another shuttle driver who didn't even bother to ask if any help was needed. We were the only two English speakers among other ten German speakers who were being welcomed and asked very politly to board the shuttle, while we were left there. Basically, no one is eager to help as long as you're not speaking German, or Italian. This is quite absurd and denotes lack of professionalism, considering that the Messner Mountain Museums should be accessible to anyone, internationally, regardless of nationality or spoken language. Unfortunately, we didn't have the time to walk up to the museum, so we left. Thanks for a "great experience"!
peter hanuliak (2 years ago)
A magic place of a living legend. Mr. Messner brought here the gems from the different places of the world connected with his activities of mountaineering. A truly beautifull, and one and only kind of exhibition focuses on mountaineering, spirituality and sa red mountains. You need to keep your Car at the foot of the hill since the Road to the Castle is private, but there is a shuttle. The surroundings are also very nice, farms, people..
A magic place of a living legend. Mr. Messner brought here the gems from the different places of the world connected with his activities of mountaineering. A truly beautifull, and one and only kind of exhibition focuses on mountaineering, spirituality and sa red mountains. You need to keep your Car at the foot of the hill since the Road to the Castle is private, but there is a shuttle. The surroundings are also very nice, farms, people..
Raimund Vondertruth (2 years ago)
A very nice owner. Beautiful castle
A very nice owner. Beautiful castle
Lars Sp (3 years ago)
This is an absolutely mesmerizing place. Alpinism and Tibetan cultures, hosted in a castle ruin.
This is an absolutely mesmerizing place. Alpinism and Tibetan cultures, hosted in a castle ruin.
Carlos NEVES (3 years ago)
Very interesting place. A lot of beautiful memories from the owner of the place. Didn't know Reinhold Messner before, but he/his story impressed me
Very interesting place. A lot of beautiful memories from the owner of the place. Didn't know Reinhold Messner before, but he/his story impressed me
