Tarasp Castle (German: Schloss Tarasp, Romansh: Chastè da Tarasp) is a castle in Switzerland, near the former municipality of Tarasp (now Scuol), in Lower Engadin, Graubünden. It is a Swiss heritage …

With almost 1000 years of history, the castle is a popular excursion destination for young and old. Tarasp Castle was built around 1040 by the lords of Tarasp, who had moved to the Engadin from the …

As a landmark of the Lower Engadine, Tarasp Castle in Graubünden majestically overlooks the region. It is imposingly embedded in the surrounding mountain world with its intact natural landscape and the …

The castle remained under Habsburg control right up to the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire in Napoleonic times, and though it was never the focus of significant military action, its history opens a …

Explore Tarasp Castle through guided tours and visit the castle's knights, halls, ballrooms, old bedrooms and the 2,500-pipe organ.

Tarasp Castle is a medieval fortress perched on a rocky hill overlooking the Inn river valley. It reflects centuries of regional history, noble families, and religious influence, now serving as a cultural site …

Feb 15, 2025 · Rising above 1,400 meters above sea level, Tarasp Castle (Schloss Tarasp) dominates the Engadine valley and provides one of the most breathtaking panoramas in Switzerland from its …

The castle of Tarasp was built around 1040 by the lords of Tarasp, who had moved from the lake Como to the Engadin. In 1239, the fortress came into the possession of the count of Tirol.

A landmark of the Lower Engadine, Tarasp Castle, built in 1040, majestically overlooks the region and is now owned by the local and internationally renowned artist Not Vital. Tarasp belonged to Austria until …

Castle Tarasp dominates the eponymous locality in the Upper Engadine. The castle belonged until 1803 to Austria, was laid siege to and fought over several times, but was never captured.