Denno, an important village in the Bassa Anaunia between Mezzolombardo and Cles, stretches along the right bank of the Noce river
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The village of Denno is embedded among the well-known apple orchards of the Val di Non at an altitude of 429 m a.s.l. and is home to 1,200 people.
Don't miss the 16th century buildings in its historic centre and the church dedicated to the Saints Gervasio and Protasio which was first mentioned in historic documents in 1200 and rebuilt in 1542. The church houses the coats of arms of the families who ruled the village in former times. The main altar, the wooden pulpit and the frescoes are some of the most valuable elements of this sacral building.
At the edge of the village stand another two churches, dedicated to S. Agnese and S. Pietro where some frescoes by Battista and Giovanni Baschenis can be admired.
