Battlements, embrasures and grimacing stone faces decorate the Gothic tower of this former vicarage and village school. Today the building is the town hall of Jenesien. Access to the town hall is ...

The church in San Genesio was built in the middle of the 15th century and dedicated to St. Genesio, St. Sylvester and St. Margaretha. The church is first documented in 1186. However, an earlier ...

San Genesio also boasts earth pyramids, the Wieser Lahn, near the Wieser inn. The red clay soil of the large area susceptible to landslides stands out clearly from the pastures and forests, and the ...

In San Genesio, there ist the most ancient larch tree of the Salto high plateau, its age cannot be exactly determined. This ancient larch tree is an an aesthetic feature in the ...

In the museum you will find a large exhibition of historical working equipment and instruments used by our farmers. Furthermore it represents the traditional life and function of ...

The relatively small castle was probably built around 1180. The style and the layering of the stones make this likely. The owners were most probably the Counts of Tyrol. A last written record of the ...

The “Campidell farm” is first mentioned in the records in 1180. From 1600 it became the holiday location for the monks of the Augustine monastery, from 1845 it was used as the summer ...

The sycamore maple at the Tomanegger inn, half way between San Genesio and Valas, is estimated to be 400 years old and is of gigantic proportions: The circumference of the trunk is 1.7 m - 3.0 m - ...

Tschaufen looks back over an eventful history: In the Middle Ages Tschaufen was the hunting lodge of the Counts of Maultasch. From 1907 the cooperative of Haflinger horse breeders used the Tschaufer ...