The village of Strigno is situated at the foot of the Col Penile and the Col dei Trenti near the Chieppena stream
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The village of Strigno is a hamlet and the municipal seat of the municipality of Castel Ivano. Surrounded by verdant slopes and characterised by a particularly mild climate, this area is ideal for fruit cultivation. The Roman origins of the village of Strigno are confirmed by the Via Claudia Augusta. At the beginning of the 20th century, the wine of this area was very popular and was even served at the Viennese Court. This village was almost entirely rebuilt after the First World War and is nowadays a village based on agriculture which commits to protecting this area.
We recommend visiting the Immaculate Conception church with its medieval bell tower, the Loreto church with the Black Madonna and the secular cedar of Villa Adelia. Sports lovers can undertake a hike on Monte Tauro and plan a break at the "Bivacco Argentino Vanin" mountain shelter from where they can enjoy a marvellous view of the entire Valsugana.