San Pietro a Castelvecchio

Name: San Pietro a Castelvecchio
Address: 39052 Castelvecchio BZ, Italy, Castelvecchio, 41048, Italia

4.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact San Pietro a Castelvecchio

Address :

39052 Castelvecchio BZ, Italy

Phone :

📞 +9799

Postal code :

41048

Website :

http://www.kalterersee.com/it/cultura-e-territorio/attrazioni/chiese/basilica-s-pietro-a-castelvecchio/

Opening hours :

Sunday	Open 24 hours
Monday	Open 24 hours
Tuesday	Open 24 hours
Wednesday	Open 24 hours
Thursday	Open 24 hours
Friday	Open 24 hours
Saturday	Open 24 hours

Categories :

Tourist attraction , Catholic church , Ruin ,

City :

Castelvecchio

Best Catholic church in Italia

L	Luca Pavani on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bellisima testimonianza Paleocristiana del 500-600. Potrebbe essere valorizzata maggiormente, ma è già apprezzabile la conservazione Beautiful early Christian testimony of 500-600. It could be valued more, but conservation is already appreciable
A	Alberto Riva on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Luogo dello Spirito, ma anche di cose concrete: il lavoro nella vigna, i filari di mele. La pace regna sovrana qui, e con pochi passi arrivi a un meraviglioso belvedere sulla valle, e sotto il lago di Caldaro. Place of the Spirit, but also of concrete things: work in the vineyard, rows of apples. Peace reigns supreme here, and with just a few steps you arrive at a marvelous viewpoint over the valley, and below Lake Caldaro.
A	Alberto Bettinelli on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ La Fondazione risale al VI secolo , e fa di questa chiesa una delle più antiche di tutto il Tirolo meridionale. la pianta della Chiesa ricorda i modelli della Aquileia e Milano . Gli scavi archeologici hanno reso visibile luogo dover a posto all'altare e il ripositorio delle reliquie . Il suo abbandono , iniziato nel 1782 , dette inizio alla decadenza dell'edificio , sino al suo crollo definitivo . The foundation dates back to the 6th century, and makes this church one of the oldest in the whole of South Tyrol. the plan of the church recalls the models of Aquileia and Milan. Archaeological excavations have made visible the place having to place the altar and the repository of the relics. Its abandonment, which began in 1782, began the decay of the building, until its definitive collapse.
M	Mauro Bragagna on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Piccolo Borgo con un percorso da fare a piedi a tratti con scale in acciaio lungo il torrente, molto carino con bambini non troppo piccoli. Piccolo Borgo with a path to do on foot with steel stairs along the stream, very nice with children not too small.
N	Nicole Schierhorn (Nikikolle) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ein geheimnisvoller Ort. Ein Ort der Ruhe, Stille - hier sollte man in sich hören. Jeder der diesen kleinen geheimnisvollen Ort besucht, sollte wie wir eine Erinnerung hinterlassen. a mysterious place. A place of rest, silence - here you should hear within yourself. Anyone visiting this small, mysterious place should leave a memory like us.
E	Enrico P on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Interessanter Ort aber nicht viel zu sehen. Hinter der Kirche schönes Panorama auf den Kalterer See. Interesting place but not much to see. Behind the church beautiful panorama of Lake Kaltern.
S	Silvio Zulian on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Semplice rovina di una chiesa che si affaccia sul lago di Caldaro. Molto belli i sentieri circostanti. Simple ruin of a church overlooking Lake Caldaro. The surrounding paths are very beautiful.
J	Johann Wagner on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ St. Peter Basilika Ruine bei Altenburg. Es handelt sich wahrscheinlich um die älteste Kirche Südtirols. Früher eine dreischiffige Basilika aus der Zeit der Christianisierung, ca. 4. bis 6. Jahrhundert nach Christus. Bis in die zweite Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts Ziel des Kreuzwegs von St. Anton in Kaltern. Geschlossen etwa 1782, danach Verfall. Direkt hinter der Ruine ist ein kleiner Aussichtspunkt. Ein weiterer, großen Aussichtspunkt ist kurz vor Altenburg. St. Peter's Basilica ruin near Altenburg. It is probably the oldest church in South Tyrol. Formerly a three-aisled basilica from the time of Christianization, approx. 4th to 6th century AD. Until the second half of the 18th century the destination of the Way of the Cross from St. Anton in Kaltern. Closed around 1782, then it fell into disrepair. There is a small lookout point directly behind the ruins. Another large vantage point is just before Altenburg.