Debut for Heinfels Castle at Musikmeile 2026

On Sunday, 17 May 2026, the Musikmeile made its first-ever stop at Heinfels Castle. The historic castle complex thus became one of the five venues hosting this popular event, during which several music groups move from one location to another every 50 minutes, providing musical entertainment along the way.

Numerous visitors took the opportunity to enjoy the unique atmosphere of Heinfels Castle, accompanied by traditional folk music and convivial get-togethers. Despite a cool breeze occasionally sweeping through the castle, the atmosphere remained excellent throughout the afternoon.

Several music groups provided wonderful entertainment at Heinfels Castle, making its debut as a venue a thoroughly successful experience. Heinfels Castle would like to thank all the musicians, the many visitors and the organisers of the Musikmeile – the Pustertaler Harmonikaverein – for a memorable and successful afternoon.

Looking back: Discover the programme of Musikmeile 2026!

Photos: Peter Leiter

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Open Monument Day at Heinfels Castle: Archaeological Discoveries from Before the Castle's Time

Great interest in Open Monument Day at Heinfels Castle: Archaeologist Harald Stadler took visitors on a journey through several millennia – from the Stone Age to the Early Middle Ages. Who inhabited this site long before the medieval castle was built? And what stories can archaeological finds reveal about its past?

7th Heinfels Tower Run: A Race to the Top in Glorious Weather

In ideal running conditions, the 7th Heinfels Tower Run took place on Saturday, 8 August. The challenging course once again led from the Punbrugge Bridge up to Heinfels Castle. Participants had to tackle 1,100 metres, 140 metres of elevation gain and 265 steps before reaching the finish line on the highest level of the keep.

Musikmeile 2026: Successful Premiere at Heinfels Castle

For the first time, Heinfels Castle was part of the popular "Musikmeile" event, welcoming numerous visitors and enjoying a fantastic atmosphere. Despite a cool breeze, people came together to make music, celebrate and enjoy the unique surroundings.

A summer full of music and special moments

The 2026 Heinfels Castle Summer is about to begin: the new programme brochure is now available and invites visitors to enjoy a diverse cultural summer at Burg Heinfels. From traditional folk music and innovative concert formats to sporting highlights, visitors can look forward to a varied programme of events in a unique historic setting between May and September.

Where history meets flavor: ‘Kulinarium Burg Heinfels’ opens late April

Heinfels Castle is reaching another milestone in its revitalization: On April 29, 2026, the 'Kulinarium Burg Heinfels' will open in the west wing. Following the comprehensive restoration of the entire castle complex, the launch of this two-story dining venue marks the completion of the second development phase and strengthens the castle's position as a year-round destination.

Excitement, sweat, and strong performances marked the 6th Tower Run

The sixth edition of the Heinfels Tower Run took place on Saturday, 19 July 2025 in summery 30-degree weather and just before a summer thunderstorm rolled in. As every year, the starting point was the historic Punbrugge and the finish line was the highest level of the keep at Heinfels Castle.

Special exhibition 2025: The escape routes of Michael G.

Over the mountains - for the sake of freedom - 1525/26 to the present day: A joint exhibition with LUMEN. Museum of Mountain Photography on the occasion of the Euregio Museum Year 2025.

Culture, sport and music at Heinfels Castle: the year 2024 was so colourful

Heinfels Castle once again offered a colourful programme of events in 2024, combining culture, history and sport in a unique way. From the 'Osttiroler Museumstage' in May to the musical and sporty castle summer and exciting autumn events, the castle attracted numerous visitors.