How to reach Montan
Attractions
– Castelfeder
– Castel Enna | Montan
The small village of Montan/Montagna is situated at the edge of Naturpark Trudner Horn/Monte Corno nature park, surrounded by magnificent orchards and vineyards. The steep village centre of Montan is characterised by cobble stone alleys and colourful houses. The majestic parish church dates back to the 12th century and is dedicated to St. Bartholomew. High above the village is Schloss Enn/Castel d’Enna, built around 1172 by the Lord of Neumarkt/Egna. Dotted across a very sunny lynchet are the hamlets of Pinzon/Pinzano, Glen/Gleno, Gschnon/Casignano, Kalditsch/Doladizza and Kaltenbrunn/Fontanefredde, which are also part of the municipality of Montan in South Tyrol. The plateau is known for its typical vineyards where the best Pinot Noir wines of South Tyrol flourish. The village is an excellent starting point for numerous hikes and mountain bike tours. In Montan in South Tyrol you enjoy recreation in unique nature.
Look forward to culinary fireworks in Auer/Ora, Montan/Montagna, Neumarkt/Egna and Salorno/Salurn. The region is a wine region and all villages are situated on the South Tyrolean wine route. Vineyards characterise the landscape and many inhabitants are wine-makers. Where good wine grows, good food is not far away. Törggelen is a popular autumn tradition: tasting new wines accompanied by delicious rural delicacies. But not only in autumn, we tempt your taste-buds throughout the year.