Val di Non

Basilica dei Santi Martiri Anauniesi

The church of Sanzeno dedicated to Sisinio, Martirio and Alessandro, the martyrs of 397, built from 1480

Sanzeno

Chiesa dei Santi Andrea ed Egidio

Pastoral visitation records call it sometimes the church of Sant'Egidio, sometimes that of Sant'Andrea.

Novella

Chiesa dei Santi Antonio Abate e Rocco

It is its frescoes that make it older than the documents.

Novella

Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano

An eighteenth-century chapel remade to resemble the Lourdes grotto.

Novella

Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano

It was dated through studies of the Baschenis frescoes.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano

Before Saints Fabiano and Sebastiano, it was the church of San Maurizio.

Cavareno

Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano

From 1734 the community elected the priest for the morning mass.

Ton

Chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo

In 1621 the vault of its nave collapsed.

Predaia

Chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo

A fire in 1802, and a new church in place of the old one.

Contà

Chiesa dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo

Sold at auction for three hundred florins, it was bought back by the counts.

Campodenno

Chiesa dei Santi Gervasio e Protasio

Two fires, and the first carried off the village archives.

Denno

Chiesa dei Santi Maurizio e Compagni

Of the old church only the bell tower was saved, and it still serves the new one.

Novella

Chiesa dei Santi Maurizio e Compagni

In 1449, a census of four measures of wine.

Campodenno

Chiesa dei Santi Pietro e Paolo

In the 17th century its frescoes were whitewashed on the order of a pastoral visitation.

Sanzeno

Chiesa del Ritrovamento della Croce

Built between 1943 and 1948, with the money and the labour of the village.

Predaia

Chiesa del Ritrovamento della Croce

In 1611 a fire burned the church and the castle together.

Predaia

Chiesa del Santissimo Redentore

The village was divided over where to build it, then cholera arrived.

Contà

Chiesa dell'Addolorata

The second church of Dambel, mentioned since 1491.

Dambel

Chiesa dell'Addolorata nuova

The independence of the parish was decided by a court in Vienna.

Sporminore

Chiesa dell'Addolorata vecchia

A papal indulgence of 1468 to pay for its restoration.

Sporminore

Chiesa dell'Assunzione di Maria

The frescoes in the nave are inspired by Dürer's Small Passion.

Bresimo

Chiesa dell'Immacolata

The new church took the name of the old one, which had to change its own.

Ronzone

Chiesa dell'Immacolata

A parish priest travelled all over the Tyrol to pay for it, in a year of drought and war.

Campodenno

Chiesa dell'Immacolata

In 1815 it was reconsecrated after a profanation about which nothing is known.

Livo

Chiesa dell'Immacolata di Lourdes

It was built for the Holy Year of 1950.

Spormaggiore

Chiesa dell'Immacolata e di San Zenone

In 1579 it was the church where children were buried.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa della Beata Maria Vergine

It lost importance when the village preferred the larger church.

Sarnonico

Chiesa della Conversione di San Paolo

In 1232 the bishop ordered Revò to send someone to administer the sacraments.

Rumo

Chiesa della Madonna del Carmine

It was consecrated when the bell tower was not yet finished.

Novella

Chiesa della Madonna del Rosario

Mentioned in 1265, and grown over four centuries in small steps.

Predaia

Chiesa della Madonna del Rosario

It was consecrated three times, in the fifteenth century, in 1649 and in 1886.

Predaia

Chiesa della Madonna della Neve

It stands near Malga Romeno, which, however, lies within the municipality of Amblar-Don.

Amblar-Don

Chiesa della Madonna di Loreto

It stands near Castel Bragher, held by the Thun family for six hundred years.

Predaia

Chiesa della Madonna di Pompei

Built in 1865, in the locality of Raina.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa della Natività di Maria

Of the five bells, the war left one, the oldest.

Spormaggiore

Chiesa della Natività di Maria

Beneath the church, a Roman watchtower.

Livo

Chiesa della Natività di Maria

In 1558 it was still very small, and it already had three altars.

Predaia

Chiesa della Natività di Maria

The seventeenth-century altar preserves the remains of a Gothic triptych.

Novella

Chiesa della Natività di Maria

Dating from 1910, in the hamlet that shares its parish church with Lanza.

Rumo

Chiesa della Natività di San Giovanni Battista

In 1395 a man setting out for Jerusalem left it the oil for its lamp.

Campodenno

Chiesa della Natività di San Giovanni Battista

In the apse, a cycle of frescoes from 1485, by a Baschenis.

Contà

Chiesa di San Bartolomeo

In 1830 the bishop had half of it demolished.

Romeno

Chiesa di San Bernardo

In 1741 it received the Eucharistic reservation, but only for part of the year.

Bresimo

Chiesa di San Biagio

The beams were quickly saved from an attack of woodworm.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Biagio

In 1537 it was recorded as dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Romeno

Chiesa di San Floriano

In the choir is the name of the man who rebuilt it, with the date: 1512.

Novella

Chiesa di San Giorgio

Rebuilt twice in two centuries, and consecrated in 1558 like the others here.

Sarnonico

Chiesa di San Giorgio

Beneath the church stood a Roman temple, and before that, people of the Iron Age.

Cis

Chiesa di San Giorgio

Dated by tree rings: after 1150, the oldest in Terres.

Contà

Chiesa di San Lorenzo

In 1977 a theft carried off four wooden works attributed to Ramus.

Sarnonico

Chiesa di San Lorenzo

Once new, a vault ruined the frescoes of Giovanni Baschenis.

Contà

Chiesa di San Lorenzo

In 1506 a landslide carried away part of it.

Rumo

Chiesa di San Lorenzo

It ended up inside Castel Firmian and became its private chapel.

Cles

Chiesa di San Marcello

The dedication to Saint Marcellus came only with the consecration of 1500.

Predaia

Chiesa di San Marco

Clesio's envoys visited it on 23 June 1537 and found it small.

Predaia

Chiesa di San Martino

A pieve mentioned in 1184, and a bell tower raised by builders from Val d'Intelvi.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Martino

The bell tower was built in 1694; the bell arrived in 1762.

Novella

Chiesa di San Martino

To lengthen it by two bays, they had to rebuild its façade.

Livo

Chiesa di San Martino

Abandoned and restored three times in four centuries.

Ton

Chiesa di San Martino

For two years it was the seat of the Compagnia dei Battuti.

Predaia

Chiesa di San Michele

It was probably attached to a small monastery, and today it forms part of a maso.

Campodenno

Chiesa di San Michele Arcangelo

Three altars in 1537, two in 1579: even the furnishings have a history.

Predaia

Chiesa di San Nicolò

It was enlarged in 1420 because the pieve had been damaged in war.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Nicolò

It appears in a will of 1486.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Nicolò

In the accounts of 1562 the building work is recorded in dialect.

Ton

Chiesa di San Pancrazio

A market field on a hill that was once a hill fort.

Campodenno

Chiesa di San Paolo nuova

It is the new church that made the other one old, and it stands in the same street.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Paolo vecchia

The new one was built right beside it, with the same name.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Pietro Apostolo

The frescoes were already finished in 1399, sixty-eight years before the first mention.

Cles

Chiesa di San Rocco

Perhaps from 1530, and in 1847 it was put back on its feet after a fire.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Rocco

The old church was destroyed by arson in 1824.

Cles

Chiesa di San Rocco

During the works of the eighteenth century, a fresco of San Rocco and a coat of arms came to light.

Predaia

Chiesa di San Sigismondo

First a chapel, then the sacristy, and the bell tower two centuries later.

Predaia

Chiesa di San Sisto II

The bells requisitioned in the war, recast as soon as peace returned.

Predaia

Chiesa di San Tommaso

In 1579 it was found in very poor condition, and two centuries later it was rebuilt.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Tommaso

Frescoes hidden beneath limewash for four centuries.

Cles

Chiesa di San Valentino

The second San Valentino of the valleys, and there is a doubt about the other.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Valentino

She too, originally, belonged to Saints Fabiano and Sebastiano.

Sanzeno

Chiesa di San Valentino

Perhaps it is not dedicated to the Saint Valentine whom everyone celebrates.

Novella

Chiesa di San Vigilio

Since 1504 it has not changed shape: only restorations.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di San Vigilio

It flooded with every rainfall, so they rebuilt it from scratch.

Amblar-Don

Chiesa di San Vigilio

Consecrated twice in thirty years, the second time because the altar had been moved.

Rumo

Chiesa di San Vigilio

Tradition has it founded in the fourth century; the documents begin in 1391.

Ton

Chiesa di San Vigilio

The statue stolen in 1974 returned to its place two years later.

Spormaggiore

Chiesa di San Vigilio

The oldest in Cles, mentioned in a document of 1191.

Cles

Chiesa di San Vitale

In 1853 a fire burned part of the village, and the church with it.

Novella

Chiesa di San Vito

It stands beside a maso, in the locality of San Vito alto.

Cles

Chiesa di San Vittore

The parish priest spent everything on the bell tower, and the church remained bare.

Predaia

Chiesa di Sant'Agata

Finished in 1744, and twenty-two years later still not consecrated.

Sfruz

Chiesa di Sant'Agnese

The bells arrived before the bell tower, and stood in the middle of the village.

Predaia

Chiesa di Sant'Agnese

Restored in 1975, emptied by a theft three years later.

Denno

Chiesa di Sant'Agnese in Colle

The fifteenth-century cycle of frescoes is by the Baschenis.

Predaia

Chiesa di Sant'Anna

It bore three names before becoming the church of Sant'Anna.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

The cemetery was built beside it, and a century later moved outside the village.

Ruffré-Mendola

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

Between the fourteenth and the nineteenth century it changed its patron saint four times.

Ronzone

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

The cemetery, too close by, filled it with damp, and it was the cemetery that was moved.

Sanzeno

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

In the 18th century, a hermit lived beside the church.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

The loggia in front of the façade is called glesiot here.

Livo

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio

Of the frescoes whitewashed in 1616, nothing more has been learned.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate

The frescoes were not covered over by a bishop; they were ruined by a disinfection carried out against cholera.

Romeno

Chiesa di Sant'Antonio di Padova

It is the convent church that the two valleys paid for because of a vow.

Cles

Chiesa di Sant'Egidio

The new name is probably linked to a local family.

Campodenno

Chiesa di Sant'Emerenziana

Almost two hundred years as a hermitage at the mouth of the Val di Tovel.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Sant'Eusebio

The oldest part is the bell tower, and the cross on the roof bears the date the works were completed.

Predaia

Chiesa di Sant'Orsola e Compagne

The new church was built beside the old one, which was partly demolished.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Sant'Udalrico

Giovanni and Battista Baschenis frescoed it in 1471, inside and out.

Rumo

Chiesa di Santa Brigida

The old church, half demolished, became the cemetery chapel.

Amblar-Don

Chiesa di Santa Giustina

It is the church that in 1954 took the place of the Santi Filippo e Giacomo.

Predaia

Chiesa di Santa Lucia

Mentioned from 1448, and touched up in the 17th century.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Santa Lucia

The bell tower is a small wooden turret set on the roof.

Cles

Chiesa di Santa Lucia

Built on the ruins of a castle of Mainardo II of Tyrol.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Santa Maria

In 1236 a bull of Gregory IX took it under papal protection.

Sanzeno

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

In Cloz the two districts are also called by the names of their churches.

Novella

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

Its first trace lay in a parchment from Castel Bragher.

Cles

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

Remains dating to at least the 4th century BC have emerged beneath the floor.

Cles

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

More than four centuries pass between the first building and the bell tower.

Dambel

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

Three fires in four and a half centuries, and each time it was put back on its feet.

Predaia

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

Dardine refused to pay the tax for the restoration work.

Ton

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

Rebuilt in the sixteenth century on the model of the parish church of Cles.

Ville d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

The side altars come from a Dominican convent suppressed in Bolzano.

Romeno

Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie

In 1851 a hotel swallowed it up, and from the outside only the façade remains.

Cles

Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena

The old parish church still stands at the other end of the square.

Cavareno

Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena

Born of a vow made on setting out for the crusade of 1241.

Contà

Chiesa di Santa Tecla

It was still a chapel in 1538, and became a parish church only in 1919.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Chiesa di Santo Stefano

The largest bell weighs twenty-nine quintals and is called Stefana.

Novella

Chiesa di Santo Stefano

It was consecrated in 1345 as the church of Santa Maria.

Romeno

Chiesa di Santo Stefano

An indulgence of 1478, requested by the lord of the castle.

Campodenno

Chiesa di Santo Stefano

A document of 1320 states that it already existed before 1106.

Novella

Convento di Sant'Antonio

It was paid for by the communities of the two valleys, to keep a vow.

Cles

Eremo di San Biagio

A community dying out, counted in the documents.

Novella

Eremo di San Gallo

The remains of the hermitage under an overhanging rock above Lake Santa Giustina, just below Cagnò

Novella

Santuario di San Romedio

Five churches balanced on the rock face, built over nine hundred years.

Casa Campia

The late Renaissance palace of the De Maffei family in the heart of Revò, now owned by the Comune

Novella

Castel Belasi

The fortress of the Khuen-Belasi, saved by the municipality and now a home for art and ecological thought.

Campodenno

Castel Bragher

Seven centuries in the same family, on a spur between Coredo and Taio.

Predaia

Castel Casez

A thirteenth-century tower, the house of the Concini, and a nineteenth century that changed its face.

Sanzeno

Castel Cles

The house of the Cles family, rebuilt by Bernardo Clesio, reflected in Lake Santa Giustina.

Cles

Castel Coredo

Burnt in 1611, rebuilt in 1726, reopened in 2019.

Predaia

Castel Malgolo

Half medieval fortress, half romantic residence.

Romeno

Castel Malosco

The castle of the lords of the rose, later a court of law, where Depero was born.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Castel Morenberg

The Mori became Morenberg, and the fortress became a home, then burned down.

Sarnonico

Castel Nanno

The house from which the Madruzzo family sprang, among the apple orchards of Nanno.

Ville d'Anaunia

Castel Placeri

Three palaces and a garden in 1380, a ruin in 1774, houses in the 1920s.

Rumo

Castel Rocchetta

It was demolished in 1860 to make way for the fort that can still be seen.

Ton

Castel Sporo

The ruins of the castle of the Sporo family above Sporminore, also known as Castel Sant'Anna

Sporminore

Castel Thun

Eighteen years of restoration to reopen the home of a European family.

Ton

Castel Valer

The octagonal keep, unique in the Alps, and the castle that Trento bought in 2023.

Ville d'Anaunia

Castello di Altaguardia

The highest castle in Trentino, 1,280 metres above Baselga di Bresimo

Bresimo

Castello di Castelfondo

The bridgehead with which the Tyrol took the Val di Non, later home to the Thun family for five centuries.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Castello di Sant'Anna

The castle of the Arsio family, which faces Vasio across the gorge of the Novella.

Novella

Castello di Vasio

On the gorge of the Novella, where an ancient road crossed the torrent.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Palazzo Aliprandini Laifenthurn

The tower house of the Aliprandini, now Livo town hall, with the rose on its portal.

Livo

Bait del Pastor (del Batista)

Bivouac at 2,102 metres below the summit of Monte Luco, on SAT path O133 «Aldo Bonacossa».

Bait della Manzara

Bivouac at 1,846 metres in the locality of Manzar, in the mountains of Castelfondo, in the municipality of Borgo d'Anaunia.

Baita Larseti

Baita owned by the Comune di Ruffrè-Mendola at 1,390 metres, reached by a short detour from the "sentiero dei Signori".

Bivacco Bonvecchio

At 2,790 metres below Cima Sassara, on the northern ridge of the Brenta, owned by the SAT since 1972.

Ville d'Anaunia

Bivacco Manzara

Bivouac at 1,850 metres in the municipality of Novella, near the Malga di Brez, above the Forcella di Brez.

Bivacco Pozze

SAT bivouac at 1,986 metres in the Val di Bresimo, in the Maddalene group, along path O115.

Malga di Don

Malga owned by the Comune di Amblar-Don at 1,650 metres, at the foot of Monte Roen, already mentioned in 1771.

Malga di Romeno

At 1,771 metres on Monte Roen: it bears the name of Romeno, but lies in the municipality of Amblar-Don.

Rifugio Maddalene

Alpine refuge at 1,925 metres above Rumo, also known as Malga Val, renovated by the Comune di Rumo and inaugurated in 2009.

Rifugio Peller

At 2,022 metres between the Val di Non and the Val di Sole, owned by the SAT of Cles.

Rifugio Predaia

At 1,397 metres on the Predaia plateau, a hikers' refuge born in the post-war years for those who climbed up to make hay.

Rifugio Sores

Hiking refuge at 1,203 metres on the Predaia plateau, with an adventure park among the trees.

Biotopo Palù Longia

Ten hectares of peat bog protected since 1992.

Novella

Biotopo Palù Tremole

Four hectares protected since 1992, in the upper Val di Non.

Novella

Cascata di Tret

Just outside Tret, a hamlet of Borgo d'Anaunia in the upper Val di Non, close to the border with Alto Adige.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Cima Borcola

On the summit stands a metal cross more than nine metres tall.

Campodenno

Lago di Coredo

The little lake of Coredo among the meadows and woods of the Predaia plateau, next to Lake Tavon

Predaia

Lago di Santa Giustina

When the water drops, the bridges that the lake submerged come back to the surface.

Sanzeno

Lago di Tavon

Artificial lake for irrigation at 868 metres, near Tavon and Coredo, in the municipality of Predaia.

Predaia

Lago di Tovel

The alpine lake at the head of the val di Tovel, at 1,177 metres, within the Parco naturale Adamello Brenta

Ville d'Anaunia

Lago Smeraldo

The artificial lake at Fondo, at 1001 metres, green like its name among the woods of the upper Val di Non

Borgo d'Anaunia

Monte Cucco

A protected route to the summit, above two valleys.

Ton

Monte Nock

Its two pistes are floodlit, and you can ski here at night too.

Ruffré-Mendola

Parco faunistico di Spormaggiore

The park of Alpine animals on the Paganella plateau: the bear above all

Spormaggiore

El vout dale arzare dan bòt, museo etnografico di Mione

In a vòlto of a house in Mione, objects from the past with their names in dialect beside them.

Rumo

Museo degli usi e costumi d'Anaunia

The rural life of the upper Anaunia, from the woods to the school, in a village above Fondo.

Ronzone

Museo dei costumi popolari dal mondo

At Casa Marta, the costumes left in Coredo by the groups taking part in the Festival internazionale del folclore.

Predaia

Museo delle antiche attrezzature dei Vigili del fuoco volontari di Taio

Hand pumps from 1898, helmets and uniforms: the history of the volunteer firefighters of Taio.

Predaia

Area archeologica di Vervò

On the dosso of San Martino in Vervò, traces of life from the end of the Bronze Age to the Middle Ages, beside the church.

Predaia

Museo Retico

Who lived in these valleys before the Romans.

Sanzeno

Mulino Bertagnolli, giò a l'aca

The last of the seven mills on the rio Sass, with its wheels and millstones of old.

Borgo d'Anaunia

Segheria veneziana e Museo del legno di Coredo

The last water-powered workshop in Coredo, with the wood museum inside.

Predaia

Cles

The heart of the PDO apples, above Lake Santa Giustina.

Sbarramento Rocchetta

The Rocchetta road cut, with the road to Cles running through the fort.

Ton