
Syrio · CC BY-SA 4.0
Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano
Consecrated in 1497, and the Baschenis came straight away to paint it.
Peio
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Valle di Pejo
The valleys
Dentro il Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio, con le acque termali e il fronte dei ghiacciai.
38 places listed, 38 of them with a written entry
Municipalities: Peio

From above
Valle di Pejo

Syrio · CC BY-SA 4.0
Consecrated in 1497, and the Baschenis came straight away to paint it.
Peio

Agnes Monkelbaan · CC BY-SA 4.0
Four different masters painted on it, in almost three centuries.
Peio

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At 3,535 metres, it is the highest masonry church in Europe.
Peio

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It has no bell tower: it still uses the one belonging to the church it replaced.
Peio

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Of a whole village swept away around 1431, only she was said to have remained.
Peio

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The bell tower was paid for by holidaymakers, and a plaque commemorates it.
Peio

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Fires in the village burned its written memory.
Peio

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Three fires in seventy years, and the first took the bell tower with it.
Peio

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A Celtic-Rhaetian fortress, a plague and a war cemetery, on the same piece of land.
Peio

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It belonged to the Madonna for two centuries, before passing to Sant’Agostino.
Peio

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On one side it has the bell tower, on the other a private house.
Peio

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The miners wanted it, and a bequest of 1374 was paid in iron.
Peio

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It was built by the workers who were putting up the Careser dam.
Peio
In località Runcal, on the road between Peio Fonti and Peio Paese: the red deer and roe deer of the Parco dello Stelvio up close.
Peio

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Above Peio Paese, not far from the lago di Còvel, in the Stelvio National Park.
Peio
At Cogolo di Peio, in the headquarters of the Trentino sector of the Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio.
Peio
Botanical park of alpine plants run by the Olga Casanova farm, in the locality of Mezzoli in Peio.
Peio

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It lies at 2,603 metres and collects the water of a glacier.
Peio
Old malga above Peio Paese, now a visitor centre of the Stelvio Park dedicated to the tetraonids, the Alpine galliform birds.
Peio
National park since 1935 around the Ortles-Cevedale; in Trentino it includes the Val di Peio and the Val di Rabbi.
Peio
A farmhouse in Strombiano lived in until 1991, left as it was.
Peio
The last turnario dairy in Trentino, in piazza San Giorgio.
Peio
In the locality of Pont, in Cogolo, the hydroelectric power station of 1929 that draws on the waters of the Careser and Pian Palù.
Peio
At Celentino, where the valley's flax and wool become cloth once again.
Peio
The only one of the four water mills of Peio Paese that can still be visited.
Peio
In the old Venetian sawmill of Celledizzo, the intact carpenter's workshop and a museum of wood.
Peio
The Val di Peio told village by village: mines, houses, mills, dairies, sawmills.
Peio
In an eighteenth-century maso at 1,720 metres above Celledizzo, the life of mountain farmers between 1750 and 1950.
Peio
In Peio Paese, a small ethnographic museum dedicated to folk magic and witchcraft.
Peio
In the stable of Malga Monte, at 2,214 metres above Celentino, a museum devoted to the writings left by shepherds and travellers.
Peio
At almost 2,000 metres on the slopes of Peio, in the locality of Tarlenta, where the Pejo 3000 cable car starts.
Peio
At 1,979 metres above Celentino, in Val di Peio: an alpine pasture that is also a farm stay and a small museum of the malga.
Peio
At 2,608 metres towards the Cevedale, two hours above Malga Prabon.
Peio
At 3,535 metres, just below the summit of the Vioz: the second highest refuge in the Eastern Alps.

More from above
Valle di Pejo
31 recorded routes covering 166 kilometres, plus the provincial cycle route that crosses it.
See the routes in Valle di Pejo
Provincial register of trails. © SAT.
From the Province’s open data: 35 bodies of water with a name and altitude (3 artificial); the main watercourses: Torrente Noce, Torrente Noce Bianco; 9 protected areas, including a park.
The lakes of Valle di PejoProtected areas
Registers of the Autonomous Province of Trento: waters in the public domain, protected areas CC BY 4.0.
Every place has its own page, with its entry, the photo with its author and the verified facts. Places without an entry still have a position and sources: the story is written one at a time.