Rovereto, Vallagarina e Altopiano di BrentonicoBrentonico.
The Brentonico plateau is situated between Lake Garda and Vallagarina at an altitude varying from 500 to 2,070 meters. It offers wonderful views over the Po plain, the Dolomites and of the whole alpine range. Ever since the 16th century it has been renowned for its pre-glacial flora studied by scholars from all around the world and today it is visited by many organized groups. The natural beauties are not the only attraction of this mountain, as it is also possible to choose from war-site itineraries, visiting the positions and massive military works, or artistic routes. Economic activities typical of this mountain with the huts and agritur accommodation facilities are an interesting way to get to know the local cuisine. The structure of the village is due to the unification of the quarters of Fontana and Lerà, Vigo and Fontechel. The historical appearance of this center reflects its role in the territory - high-class elegant palaces dispersed with houses of rural architecture.

Given its position between the Po plain and the alpine regions, Brentonico was deeply influenced both by the cultures of Verona and Trento. In the 13th century, the powerful family of the Castelbarco asserted itself with the other local estates; between 1411 and 1509 this area, together with the whole Vallagarina, was dominated by the Venetians and later it passed again under the rule of the Prince Bishops of Trento. Despite all these changes Brentonico managed to maintain its authority thanks to the unusual legal insitution of the Four Vicarates which lasted till 1810 and included also Ala, Avio and Mori.