Hunched on the brow of the hill that dominates the old village of Stenico, the castle retains the solidly imposing appearance of a fortified building. Within, the elegance of the internal spaces and the refinement of frescoes and sculptures testify to iys use as the summer residence of the Bishop Prince of Trento, who entrusted government of the region to the Captain of the Giudicarie. A new series of objects dedicated to applied arts can be seen in the rooms, providing visitors with an account of the creativity and skill of the craftsmen who worked in the Trentino region in previous centuries.

For more information & bookings:
Tel. +39 0465 771004 - +39 0461 233770
www.buonconsiglio.it

Near the typical rural village of Campo Lomaso and from the old Monastery, a narrow path running through the fields takes to Campo Castle, a medieval building hidden in the woods. The castle was often restored and, as consequence, it now presents architectural elements belonging to different ages.

The medieval courtyard with the 15th-century-loggia is sorrounded by three towers. Inside the boundary walls there is the 11th-century-chapel wich was restored and painted with frescoes of XIV and XV centuries.

Now the castle is a private property that is open to the public for special events.

For more information: www.castelcampo.com

Le prime notizie risalgono agli inizi del 1265, quando il Principe Vescovo di Trento Egnone donò a Federico d´Arco questo luogo, autorizzando la costruzione di una fortezza. Nel 1298 il castello, pienamente funzionante, è sede giudiziaria nonché residenza di un vicario comitale. 

Nelle sue alterne vicende non manca di essere rifugio di soldataglie bandite, dedite a saccheggi, rapine e vessazioni, che saranno all´origine di leggende e racconti. Nel tardo Quattrocento e nel Cinquecento Restor, come Castel Spine, si configura come polo di gestione fondiaria saldamente in mano alla famiglia d´Arco.

L'edificio, di proprietà del Comune di Bleggio Inferiore, ridotto ormai a poche porzioni di mura e una torre quadrangolare rimasta miracolosamente intatta, è oggi in fase di restauro.

The archeological area of Fiavè is a protected biotope which has remained unspoilt and it hosts the remains of pile-dwelling structures dating back to 2300 b.C.

Connected to the archeological site and hosted at the Town Hall of Fiavè, the "Visitors' Center" to the protected biotope and archeological area of Fiavè paet-bog" helps tourists and students to understand the history and development of the biotope and the pile-dwellings by means of "interactive machines" and the "time machine".

For further information on lake-dwellings in Fiavè see also visittrentino.it

For guided tours:

Tourist board Terme di Comano-Dolomiti di Brenta

Tel. +39 0465 702626 - fax +39 0465 702281

incoming@visitacomano.it

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Informazioni per la visita:

aperto dal lunedi al venerdì

orario visite 10:00-18:00

entrata intero € 10,00

entrata ridotto € 5,00

Per prenotazioni ed informazioni gruppi telefonare al +39 0465 700000

San Lorenzo in Banale is a rural village in the Natural Park Adamello Brenta, that today has entered in the Club of the most beautiful villages of Italy.

The village is characterised by seven different hamlets so called "Sette Ville". At Glolo, one of this hamlets, we still find the ruins of Mani Castle, which belonged to the Bishop of Trento and had the function to control the important connection road which ran through San Lorenzo.

The ancient parish church of San Lorenzo is towering on the hill just behind the village of Vigo Lomaso. First mentioned in 1205, but probably much older (the archeolocical remains found in the area suggest a very ancient origin), it is the most ancient church in the Giudicarie Valley.

The church with its precious 13th-century-portal, is the central element in the wider complex of the Lomaso Parish Church, which includes the beautiful baptistery, the vicarage and the graveyard.

S. Croce's church, dedicated to SS. Dionisio, Rustuco and Eleuterio, first mentioned in 1153, is the seat of the ancient Parish of Bleggio. The present building dates back to the 16th century and is one of the few examples of religious buildings in pure renaissance style in Trentino. 

Begun in 1524 the works did not end until 1537. Inside the church there are a number of paintings (16th and following centuries)  and frescos painted by local artist Carlo Donati.

Worth mentioning is the engraved wooden roof and precious altars in wood and marble. Inside the church, in a marvellous frame in Baroque style hosted in the Cross' chapel, we find the so called "healing cross".

According to the tradition, the cross was made with two logs of larch by a shepherd as a sign of devotion and gratitude. Until some years ago, the cross was taken in procession as far as "La Guarda", at the top of Monte San Martino, in order to ask for God's help against natural calamities, famine and war.

In the second half of the 19th century, a second, granite cross was erected by the local community on the Church's square, as a symbol of devotion.

Inside the church, a passage leads to the Roman crypt, a beautiful small temple dating back to the 11-12th century, whose central part is in very good conditions, with columns, capitals and frescoed vaults.

Seat of the Parish of Banale, the small village had, until a few decades ago, the typical thatched roofs. The Assunta's Church (12th century) is one of the most beautiful holy buildings in Trentino and hosts the remains of paleo-christian and medieval structures.

On the square near the Church, a votive shrine built in 1854 hosts a oil-painting representing the Holy Mary of Carmelo, erected in sign of devotion and gratitude.

More information about the Parish of Banale.

The small village of Bono is situated in the countryside of Bleggio and can be reached from Comighello following a narrow path running through the fields. A short walk from the village, there is S. Felice's Church, which can be reached through a wrouth-iron gate supported by two granite pillars.

Inside the church there are wonderful 15th-century-frescoes. The paintings, ascribed to Cristoforo Baschenis de Averara, date back to 1496 and are  in excellent conditions. Another interenting fresco is on the lunette outside the church.

Visits & reervations:

contact Miss. Carla tel. +39 0465 779620 or Miss. Rina tel. +39 0465 779799

Till 30th June 2013: Tuesday to Thurday from 03 to 05 p.m.

In Juy and August: Tuesday, Thurday, Saturday from 04 to 06 p.m.

Inside the gothic-renaissance Assunta's Church (1251), on the village square of Dasindo there are beautiful altars in wood and marble and frescoes belonging to the late gothic and renaissance periods. On the northern wall there is the tomb of  the poet Giovanni Prati, who died exiled at Torino in 1884 and whose ashes werw taken tohis birthplace in 1923.

In the rural village of Dasindo, there is the beautiful 16th-century-house, with a memorial plaque on the wall side, belonging to this famous poet Giovanni Prati, who was born in 1814.

Dorsino is a small village situated at the beginning of the Val d'Ambiez, a wild alpine valley in the hearth of the Natural Park Adamello Brenta.

At the center of the village we find S.Giorgio's church (1400), with the wonderful bell tower. Some of the frescoes which cover the innner walls can be ascribed to Cristoforo Baschenis. The new, bigger church was recently built in modern style. The center of the village also presents two beautiful 19th-century-frescoes.

At the entrance of the splendid Val d'Ambiez, San Lorenzo in Banale is the gateway to the Adamello Brenta Natural Park. In this small village there is a special ethnographic museum where to find the customs and traditions of the valley and the typical life of the alp's people.

Opening:

More Infos:
Casa del Parco C'era una Volta +39 0465 734040 - +39 0465 702626

Near the famous Stenico castle there is a Botanic Garden for all fans of flowers and the typical Flora of Trentino region.

The Botanic Garden's nature trail passes close to the waterfalls of Rio Bianco. There's a Visitor's Center where you can find out about all the different species in the Park.

Choose a nature holiday in Trentino and discover all secrets of our Oases of nature, today Unesco World Heritage!

Information:

Botanic Garden "Casa del Parco Flora"
tel. +39 0465 702579

Price: € 1,00
         gratis with ParcoCard