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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