Attività a Carisolo

Former Fort Zaccarana (or Tonale)Remains of the Austro-Hungarian fortification "Zaccarana" in Carisolo, built to defend the Adamello front during WWI, part of the fort system of the "White War" on the...

Dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Bari, protector of sailors and children, the church is the village's main place of worship and holds fine artistic elements testifying to the long religious tradition of...

Set in the evocative surroundings of the village cemetery, the church preserves precious frescoes attributed to the Baschenis workshop, the celebrated family of itinerant Bergamo painters who between...

Location: Carisolo, Val Rendena, Trentino Type: historic church

Former Fort Presanella (Pozzi Alti)Remains of the Austro-Hungarian fort "Presanella" near Carisolo, part of the WWI defensive line on the Adamello front, a witness to the "White War" fought on glacier...

The church, with its position in the village's historic fabric, is an important religious landmark for the local community, at the entrance to the spectacular Val Genova. Carisolo boasts one of the hi...

Perched in a panoramic position, this ancient hermitage dedicated to Saint Martin of Tours — the saint who shared his cloak with a beggar — offers extraordinary views over the valley and the surroundi...

Fort Mero – CarisoloAn Austro-Hungarian fortification in Carisolo, part of the chain of forts defending the Adamello front during WWI, a testament to the conflict known as the "White War" on the glaci...

Ruins of Berghem – CarisoloHistoric ruins in the Berghem area of Carisolo, the remains bearing witness to the ancient settlement and thousand-year history of the Rendena community at the gates of Val...

The Sarca torrent plunges dramatically over rock walls shaped by centuries of glacial erosion, surrounded by lush alpine vegetation. It lies along the famous Waterfall Trail connecting Antica Vetreria...

River Park – CarisoloA section of the Sarca River Park in Carisolo along the riverbanks, with walking and cycling paths through riparian vegetation, ideal for families and nature lovers.

The valley, called the "Versailles of the Alps" in the 19th century, is famous for its extraordinary concentration of cascades fed by glacial meltwater.