Dro

This small village is characterised by ancient buildings and secular houses which still preserve traditional stone portals, small arches and irregular alleys. The numerous naturalistic paths cross the Marocche biotope, an enormous rockslide stretching 187 million cubic metres, now a listed area in the province of Trento.

The hydroelectric central of Fies stands north of the village and was built in 1900. This interesting building represents the typical elements of industrial architecture and houses a research centre for contemporary performing arts, meaning that it is nowadays a huge theatre lab.

Numerous historic gems like the Torre di Guaita, an irregular square shaped stone construction, the S. Antonio da Padova church and the Roman Ceniga bridge are worth a visit.

Dro is located near two lakes: lago di Cavedine and further towards north Lake Toblino with its eponymous castle. This area also features numerous hiking and walking paths and rock climbing walls.