Stairs to heaven - the Alpine Street of the Romanesque period 

Visit the Romanesque places of cultural interest 

Have a look over the frontiers of the three countries Italy – Switzerland – Austria. The Romanesque places in South Tyrol and the Grisons are an art-historic treasure. On the street of the Romanesque period you will meet various documents from former times. "The Foolish Virgins", "the Dumplings-Eater", the oldest churches in Tyrol, the smallest city in the Alps, the highest situated Benedictine Abbey in Europe are only some examples of the projects "Stairs to Heaven". It is really worth having a look into the "dark ages".

A-places in South Tyrol and Trentino

- Bendictine Monastery Marienberg in Burgeis
- St. Benedict church in Mals
- City of Glurns
- St. Johann in Taufers
- St. Johann in Prad on the Stilfserjoch
- Castle Kastelbell in Kastelbell
- St. Prokulus church in Naturns
- St. Margareth church in Lana
- Castle Tirol in Dorf Tirol
- The Castle chapel of the Castle Hocheppan in Missian/Eppan
- St. Jakob church in Kastelaz near Tramin
- The Place of pilgrimage St. Romedius in the Valley Nonstal
- St. Jakob church in Grissian and the St. Apollonia church in Sirminan

B-places in South Tyrol and Trentino

- St. Nikolaus church in Burgeis
- Tower Fröhlich in Mals
- St. Veith church on the hill Tartscher Bühel
- St. Jakob church in Söles near Glurns
- St. Markus church (St. Marx) in Laas
- St. Sisinius church near Laas
- Holy John the Baptist church in Laas
- Castle Obermontani in Morter
- The chapel church St. Stephan in Morter
- St. Nikolaus church in Latsch
- St. Karpophorus church in Tarsch
- St. Medardus church  in Tarsch
- Vigilius- and Blasius church in Morter
- St. Peter church in Dorf Tirol (Gratsch)
- Maria-Trost-church in Meran (Untermais)
- Holy Thomas and Bartholomäus church in the valley Nonstal