Rovereto, Vallagarina e Altopiano di BrentonicoMori.
This old village of ancient origins is documented for the first time in 845; in the neighbourhood there are remarkable prehistoric areas (Corno, Caverna del Colombo - Dove´s Cave, Monte Albano hillfort). It is a quite important agricultural, industrial, commercial and crafts centre, particularly renown for its wines (Merlot, Marzemino, Casteler and Cabernet). The most interesting monuments are: the parish church of Saint Stefano with Ghibelline-cusp bell tower made of fired brick from Verona with two rows of Romanesque mullioned windows. Difficult to date, it was documented for the first time in 1180; modified in the 18th century and in 1873. In the historical centre it is worth naming the principal square with the fourteenth-century rectory, the Bronze war monument and the eighteenth-century Palazzo Salvadori. The rural-elegant architecture, the via Teatro with the Theatre G. Modena dating back to 1791 and the most ancient quarter called "Mori Vecchio" are particularly characteristic.

Worth visiting near Mori: - Madonna di Monte Albano (306 m): twenty-minute walk along a prepared track. There stands an old church dating back to 1567 with churchyard, an old well, big illuminated clock on the bell tower and hermitage; near the church you can find ruins of the eleventh-century Albano Castle that belonged first to the d´Albano and then to the Castelbarco families and was destroyed by the Venetians in 1439. - Church of Saint Biagio: entering Seghe village from the state road the bell tower and the ruins of the church are preserved dating back to the eleventh century or maybe earlier. - Castel Corno in the South of Mori Vecchio (Old Mori): ruins of medieval walls of the twelfth century.