THE NICEST PLACE TO LIVE IN BOZEN – SOUTH TYROL

The Mauracherhof farm was first reference in documents from 1276, but its origins date back further still. Since the days of the original Roman core building, the estate was remodelled and renovated in the Gothic and Baroque periods and in the early 20th century. The winegrowing estate, characteristic of the Bolzano area, still features the late-gothic architecture of the 16th century, with a square core and cantilevered jetties above rounded arches. The “Mauracher Weinstube” was built at the beginning of the 20th century, and was a popular meeting venue with locals and tourists. The Mauracherhof farm is overlooked by the Torre Druso/Gscheibten Turm tower, the only remaining part of the historic Treuenstein Castle.

The Mauracherhof farm is a historic complex and is a memorial to the cultural history of South Tyrol. Precious panelling and paintings by renowned Bozen artist Albert Stolz dating to the 1920s, bright bull’s-eye glass and centuries-old groin vaults bear priceless witness to the architecture and lifestyle of bygone times. Rich in tradition and unparalleled in its uniqueness, the complex is a listed building.