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Chiesa del Santissimo Redentore
It was decided to build the new church without pulling down the old one.
San Michele all'Adige
Churches and sanctuaries 15
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Chiesa dell'Addolorata
Napoleon's French troops used it as a hospital.
Mezzolombardo
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Chiesa dell'Immacolata
In the village it is called the church of san Gottardo, but it is not dedicated to him.
Mezzocorona
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Chiesa dell'Immacolata
In 1538 it was a chapel with a graveyard attached.
San Michele all'Adige
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Chiesa dell'Immacolata Concezione
In the presbytery stands the aedicule that occupied the site before the church.
Mezzolombardo
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Chiesa della Madonna delle Grazie
A private ex voto, for an illness overcome.
Mezzolombardo
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Chiesa della Natività di San Giovanni Battista
Built because the old one was no longer big enough, and in 1705 its roof burned down.
Mezzolombardo
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Chiesa di San Giuseppe
The date is unknown: between 1749 and 1766.
San Michele all'Adige
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Chiesa di San Lorenzo
In 1787 a private individual built it for holidaymakers.
Mezzocorona
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Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo
To rebuild it after the fire of 1267, the canons sold their lands at Fai.
San Michele all'Adige
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Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo
It stands where, not far away, the ancient pieve of Mezzocorona once stood.
Mezzocorona
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Chiesa di San Pietro
The bell tower is older than the church beside it.
Mezzolombardo
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Chiesa di Sant'Agata
A wooden altarpiece kept the fresco in the presbytery hidden.
San Michele all'Adige
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Chiesa di Sant'Apollonia
A crypt beneath the floor, entered through a trapdoor.
Mezzolombardo
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Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta
In 1865, when the works were almost finished, the pier that supported the crossing tower collapsed.
Mezzocorona
Castles and residences 3
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Castel Firmian
Built in 1480 because the castle above was too inconvenient, and still inhabited by the Firmian family.
Mezzocorona
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Castel Monreale
Castrum regalis: the castle of 1238 that gives its name to the Comunità della Piana.
San Michele all'Adige
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Castello della Torre
The great tower of the Metz family, later the residence of the Spaur, where a prince-bishop was born.
Mezzolombardo
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Piana Rotaliana
On foot and by bike
18 recorded routes covering 112 kilometres, including 4 vie ferrate, plus the provincial cycle route that crosses it.
See the routes in Piana Rotaliana
Provincial register of trails. © SAT.
Waters and protected areas
From the Province’s open data: 1 body of water with a name and altitude (1 artificial); the main watercourses: Torrente Noce, Fiume Adige, Fossa di Caldaro; 5 protected areas.
The lakes of Piana RotalianaProtected areas
Registers of the Autonomous Province of Trento: waters in the public domain, protected areas CC BY 4.0.
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