Trento, Monte Bondone e Valle dell'AdigeLavis.
Lavis is a village to whose original historical settlements have been added new districts. The discovery of a number of Roman coins of the Consular and Imperial periods and the finding of Barbarian tombs show that the Lavis was since the antique a ford through the Avisio. Dating back to 1450, S.Udalrico Church, quarters of the dean, is very beautiful, standing at the foot of the extreme western slopes of the Dos Palòn; after the church, in Via Roma is the Madonna painted on the façade at the beginning of the III vicolo Pristòl which is worth noting; noteworthy is also the Casa Schuldhaus with its magnificent ashlar portal and the Baroque San Giovanni Nepomuceno church, as well as a monument dedicated to Don Giuseppe Grazioni in the square of the same name. On the porphyritic cliff rising above Via 4 Novembre is the only hanging garden in Ciuciòi with stairs, dungeons, domineering walls and even a small castle.

The old built-up areas spread along the foot of the Paiòn hill while the main road, particularly abundant in noble houses, crosses the entire village starting from the bridge over the Avisio and ending in Piazza Grazioli. It was the route of the "via imperiale", place of heavy traffic between the north and the south. Dating back to 1450, S.Udalrico Church, quarters of the dean, is very beautiful, standing at the foot of the extreme eastern slopes of Dos Palòn; after the church, in Via Roma is the Madonna painted on the façade at the beginning of the III vicolo Pristòl which is worth noting; noteworthy is also the Casa Schuldhaus with its magnificent ashlar portal and the Baroque San Giovanni Nepomuceno church, as well as a monument dedicated to Don Giuseppe Grazioni in the square of the same name. On the porphyritic cliff rising above Via 4 Novembre is the only hanging garden in Ciuciòi with stairs, dungeons, domineering walls and even a small castle.