A place where nature and relax are the main elements that distinguish the territory. The village of Civezzano is located in a hilly area, on the slopes of Monte Calisio, also known as Monte Argentario. It encloses several hamlets, located both in the hilly part and in the mountainous one.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Located on the slopes of Mount Calisio, also known as Argentario, Civezzano is the best place to spend time in close contact with nature.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":313255,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"the-village":"
Thanks to its strategic position, Civezzano is the best place to spend time in close contact with nature. It is for this reason that it gives tranquility and well-being to anyone who spends time in this beautiful village.
\nBut this is only one of the reasons that drives people to visit the village, in fact, in addition to the peace and tranquility that you can breathe, Civezzano is rich in history and natural beauty that you can discover only by going there.<\/p>\n
Historical notes<\/strong> What to see<\/strong> Don't miss a visit to Castel Telvana, today's seat of the municipality, which dominates from above the whole valley. It too has medieval origins and its appearance recalls different eras, as over the centuries it was renovated several times.
\nThe history of Civezzano dates back to many years ago and involves many settlements. In Roman times, thanks to the Claudia Augusta Altinate road, the town became a center of economic prosperity.
\nIn the Longobard period, churches and castles were built and today it is possible to visit them. Moreover, the town was involved in the extraction of silver in the mines of Mount Calisio and therefore its economic importance grew more and more.<\/p>\n
\nOne of the most interesting buildings in the town and that dominates the historical center is without a doubt the Archpriest's Church of Santa Maria Assunta<\/strong><\/a>, one of the oldest and most important churches in the whole region. You can't help noticing its fa\u00e7ade, together with its bell tower, covered in red stone and with large stained glass windows.
\nInside the church there are frescoes of the Renaissance and of Bassano. Of particular interest is the Bonatti Organ, a large organ restored in the 18th century belonging to Giuseppe Bonatti.<\/p>\n
\nAnother place to visit is the Fort of Civezzano<\/strong><\/a>, a fortified complex built to control the roads leading to Trento and protect the entrance of the gorge of the Fersina river. The visit inside is free.<\/p>\n