Immersed in a magnificent landscape of pasture land, meadows, woods, deep valleys and high peaks, Castelrotto is considered to be one of the most beautiful towns of the Alto Adige. Inhabited since prehistoric times, Castelrotto preserves customs, art, and a hospitable spirit which make the town a highly acclaimed tourist destination. One can visit the ruins of Castelvecchio, Castel Salego, Castel Rovereto, Castel Forte and Castel Presule. A number of churches and chapels, situated along the pathways make the area truly enchanting and of great interest to the tourist, these include: the Parish Church of Castelrotto, the Chapel of the Castelrotto Bell tower, the Church of St. Anna di Ploi, the Church of St. Nicola a Tisana, the Church of St. Michele, the Church of St. Maddalena a Tagusa, the Church of St. Osvaldo, the Church of St. Valentino, the Church of St. Vigilio, the Church of St. Maria Ausiliatrice di Siusi and the Madonna di Fromm, final destination of pilgrimages from Castelrotto.