Alto Garda, Valle di Ledro, Valle dei LaghiVezzano.
An old village which was granted the status of "borgo" or town in 1527 by the Cardinal Bernardo Clesio for the loyalty of its inhabitants during the Peasants´ Revolt. The town lies in a depression between two glacial rocky outcrops and it has a transitional climate (mixing olive trees and holm oaks) between the Mediterranean climate of the Toblino depression and the pre-Alpine climate of the Terlago depression.
The "Stoppani" geological path, with glacial kettle holes (about 20 in total) discovered in 1875 by Antonio Stoppani, passes near to the town.
Nearby hamlets: Fraveggio where vegetables are intensively cultivated, Ciago, Lon, Ranzo, Margone which offers a wonderful view of the Valle dei Laghi, and Santa Massenza with the lake of the same name which has one of the largest hydroelectric power stations in Italy. Specialties: Vino Santo, Nosiola white wine, eau-de-vie and broccoli.