The small village of Romallo a hamlet of the municipality of Novella in the Val di Non is situated on the slopes of Monte Ozol
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The sunny village of Romallo is composed of two parts: the lower part around the main square, known as "la Villa" and "Comel", the upper part on a slope.
"Villa Nuova" is another district of the village. This recently established settlement stretches along the state road. Historic findings of the Iron Age testify to the area's ancient origins.
The impressive S. Biagio Hermitage along the state road connects Revò to Sanzeno but actually belongs to the municipality of Romallo. This church is situated on a rocky cliff and surrounded by gorges. The numerous frescoes and the altarpiece are particularly interesting. Don't miss the completely rebuilt S. Vitale church (1512) and Palazzo Betta, a noble residence dating back to the first half of the 17th century.
