Castel Thun

Amazing beautiful place. Gorgeous fantastic views, amazing historical place you must visit. The toilet is in the entrance of the castle (go there first). There are several floors with amazing historical collection in every room. Parking costs 4€ for 3 hours.
There is cafeteria (without toilet) behind the castle with great pizza, local vine and local beer. You can also purchase beer with you. Amazing breathtaking beautiful place!

Sometimes when you walk away from the castle, there might be a guy selling local products from the minivan - be ready to buy local products (cash&card).

I definitely recommend visiting this place. Remember that you have free entrance with visitor card (we had our from our hotel Aquila).

You can also go there if there is a really bad weather too: castle and the views are gorgeous!

Nice castle with museum inside, it was quite cold inside, but very few visitors during off season

Awesome castle built high up on the ridge providing panoramic views of the valley below. Interior is furnished with gorgeous empire style furniture. Worth the time to travel there. Bring some vino and food as it is a good place to picnic afterwards.

Stunning views from the top. Entry costs about 8 euros for adults and kids upto 12 years or so get in for free.

Beautiful place! I was not convinced by the castle seen from the outside, but the internals are absolutely beautiful!

Been there in February 2020. Amazing place, in a stunning location. The castle itself is perfectly maintained and the guided tour is very interesting. The audio guide is recommended but not mandatory: there is a lot to see and to learn, since the place has a very rich and long history. Nice and friendly personnel. Only one remark: if you go during winter or in the beginning of spring, be sure to wear a jacket, as in the rooms it gets really cold. Anyway, definitely recommended.

Located in the heart of Trentino, in the midst of apple orchards, the fully furnished castle Thun offers an interesting insight into the life of Trentino nobles in days gone by

Castel Thun, located in Vigo di Ton in the Val di Non region of the province of Trentino, is a breathtaking Gothic-style castle. Built in the 13th century, the Castle has undergone several restorations and transformations, most of which were done in the1500s. The Thun family inhabited the castle until 1992, when it was acquired by the Autonomous Province of Trento. Thun Castle is part of the Castello del Buonconsiglio Museum (based in Trentino) System. Amy Guides™ has a full article and several more photos of the castle to help you fully plan your visit. Enjoy one of the finest collections of artifacts in Italy at Thun Castle!

What a beautiful place.
Everywhere you look you see a potential postcard.

Many interesting furnished rooms to visit. Well organized. Worth viewing how some of the surrounding walls were built.

Pretty cool castle and fair ticket prices. It seems to be very popular among Italians. I was there a Sunday and there were lots of people despite being Covid-19 times (hygiene rules and distancing was largely respected).

The castle - amazing.
The people who work there are so happy to inform and help you.
Especially Marco in the Library who made great effort to explain in English, in length, about the history of the library and the region in general.

if you remain in the region for more than a day you should probably get something they called a “Trentino card” which will also be useful in Trento, for more guides and attraction of this kind.

Checkout if you are eligible for a guest card at your stay before coming here for a free entry. Really liked the storytelling with the audio guide and can only recommend it.

Thun Family main countryside castle. Top family in Austria. Very worth the visit

Beautiful views, well worth the stop. Staff is very helpful and friendly, and were able to answer all questions.

Beauty, melancholy, art! I recommend the guided recorded tours!

Nice place. It seems like to go backward in time. Highly recommended to visit...

Definitely worth a visit. Recommendation: Start with the video about the history of the castle, which is on ground level on the left, directly after entering the main building. It gives a nice view of the various building phases, giving a solid foundation of what you are about to see next.
Make sure to not miss out the library tower after your visit to the main building.

Pretty nice castle, one of the many nearby. You have free entere with Trentino card.

One of the most beautiful castles I've seem. We ride our bikes there viewed the castle and the beautiful art pieces all the while wondering what it would have been like to live there.