Barbian
Charming Municipality in South Tyrol
Barbian – Between nature and charm
Barbian captivates visitors with its unique blend of nature, history and active leisure pursuits. A striking landmark is the leaning tower of the parish church of St. James, which is visible from afar and could even rival the Tower of Pisa in terms of character.
Historic hamlets and mountain landscapes: discover, hike and enjoy an active holiday in Barbian
A popular destination for day trips, Barbian offers a dense network of hiking trails, including the Eisacktal Chestnut Trail, which leads through chestnut forests, and the trail to the Barbian Waterfalls, which is particularly suitable for families. The municipality is also characterised by historic hamlets, including Kollmann, Saubach and Dreikirchen, which invite you to enjoy relaxing hikes and discoveries. The local mountain, the Rittner Horn Barbian, is an ideal starting point for a wide range of leisure activities, particularly attractive for active holidaymakers with views of impressive mountain landscapes and varied trails.
History, sanctuaries and local treasures in Barbian
Culturally, the villages impress with attractions such as Friedburg Castle, a former customs station, complemented by various chapels and churches that provide insights into regional history. Barbian combines nature experiences with cultural heritage and is ideal for a varied day trip or a longer holiday.
Barbiano village[1/4]
Tre Chiese - altar[2/4]
Corno del Renon[3/4]
Hiking on the Corno del Renon[4/4]
