Fiavé

Fiavé is an ideal holiday destination for sports and archaeology lovers

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The San Sebastiano church in the village of Fiavé.
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Fiavé and the San Zeno church.
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The biotope Torbiera di Fiavé and the path to the pile-dwellings. These two settlements dated respectively 2,100-2,000 BC and 1,400-1,300 BC once stood on the shores of a lake which used to be up to 20 metres deep.
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A new Provincial Museum has been dedicated to the pile dwellings of Fiavé.
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Traditional buildings in the village centre.
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Piazza Andreas Hofer in Ballino di Fiavé is dedicated to the hero of the Trentino-Tyrolean freedom battles who, as a teenager, worked as an apprentice in the Zanini restaurant.
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Fiavé, passo del Ballino: By traversing this small pass you can reach the Tenno and Garda lakes.
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The Santa Lucia church in Ballino.
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If you are into archaeology you will be astonished by Fiavé's numerous archaeological gems. Fiavé was established following the fusion of three ancient medieval settlements. The village lies on the Lomaso high plateau where you can visit some pile-dwelling settlements dating back to 2,300 BC vouching for the lifestyle of several centuries ago!

Fiavé boasts different attractions. In the hamlet of Castel Campo you can visit a 15th century chapel and the medieval palace with a loggia from the 15th century. Ballino features the wonderful Camerona, a huge cave overlooking the village. In Torbiera di Fiavé passionate fishers can enjoy a biotope with an artificial lake.

Fiavé is also famous for its milk and cheese production and offers numerous sports possibilities ranging from hiking, trekking and curling to ice-skating.

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