The Undying Castle, a seat of the Asburgs since 1363

Castel Schenna, tucked away in a valley in South Tyrol, Italy, is an enduring monument to the Asburgs' legacy. Originally built in 1350, it was infeudated by the Asburgs to Petermann von Schenna in 1363. Inside the castle, you'll find a collection of Renaissance halls adorned with ancient weapons, vast salons furnished with 17th-century stoves, and a collection of paintings and portraits, including those of Andreas Hofer. The castle was acquired in 1844 by Archduke John of Austria-Lorena. Nearby, his son erected a mausoleum near the castle in 1869. Today, the castle remains the property of the Counts of Merano and offers guided tours with an entrance fee.

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