Churches and sanctuaries · Borgo d'Anaunia · Val di Non
Chiesa di San Martino
A pieve mentioned in 1184, and a bell tower raised by builders from Val d'Intelvi.
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The pieve of Fondo appears in a document of 1184, and a church is cited in a document of Bishop Corrado di Beseno from 1188: originally it was a daughter church of the pieve of Sarnonico. The bell tower was built in 1447 and raised around 1483 by the Lombard master builders Lorenzo and Domenico, from the Val d'Intelvi.
Between 1510 and 1519 the church was rebuilt in Gothic forms at the instigation of the parish priest don Giovanni Paolo Galvani, and it was then surrounded by the cemetery. In 1579 it had four altars, dedicated to Saint Martin and to Saints Romedio, Anthony and James.
- Pieve since
- 1184
- Dedicated to
- Martino di Tours
- Protection
- Italian cultural heritage property
Trails that pass through here
- O522Sentiero attrezzato del Mondino "Edmondo Janes"EE7.2 kmabout 300 m away
- O542Route O542T4.7 kmabout 500 m away
- O513Route O513E9.3 kmabout 500 m away
From the register of alpine trails of the Autonomous Province of Trento. © SAT.