Churches and sanctuaries · Ville d'Anaunia · Val di Non
Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano
It was dated through studies of the Baschenis frescoes.

The age of this church was not known, and it was established by studies from the second half of the twentieth century on the fresco cycles linked to the Baschenis family: it is that research which sets the fifteenth century as the time limit for its construction. The first certain, documented date is instead 1518, the year the altar was consecrated.
From 1616 the church was enlarged, with an increase in its interior volumes and a vault built over the hall, and the altarpiece of the high altar was put in place. Then came decline: in 1865 it was no longer permitted for worship, and a restoration of the entire structure, in 1880, was needed for religious services to resume.
From 1979 new works began, which restored the interiors and recovered the frescoes near the presbytery area, with Saints Fabiano and Sebastiano and a Madonna with Child, also thanks to the intervention of the Provincia autonoma di Trento.
- Construction
- by the fifteenth century
- Altar consecrated
- 1518
- Frescoes recovered
- from 1979
- Dedicated to
- Pope Fabiano, Saint Sebastian