Mori

Situated halfway between Rovereto and Riva del Garda, this city of ancient origins was first mentioned in 845. In the surroundings and precisely in Corno, Caverna del Colombo and Castelliere di Monte Albano you can still visit ancient prehistoric stations. Mori's economy is based on agriculture, industry, commerce and handicraft, however, it is well-known for the production of refined wines, including Merlot, Marzemino, Casteller and Cabernet.

The St. Stephan church with its bell tower which has a pinnacle made of terracotta from Verona and double arched window rows is worth visiting. First mentioned in 1180 the church was expanded in the 18th century.

The historic centre of Mori boasts several attractions, including Piazza Maggiore and a 15th century rectory. Palazzo Salvadori dates back to the 18th century. The rustic noble residences and the most ancient district, known as "Mori Vecchio", should not be missed either.