Valli Giudicarie e Terme di ComanoLomaso.
Lomaso consists of many hamlets with its municipal seat established in Campo Lomaso. Its territory covers the area between the brook Duina, the River Sarca and Mounts Casale, Mison and Cogorna forming a wide hollow surrounded by green meadows. Its typically agricultural villages are built on moraine terraces. Being a recent settlement on the valley floor, only Ponte Arche is an exception.
The economic activities are mainly agricultural with cattle breeding as the most important.
It is worth visiting in Campo Lomaso the monastery of the Franciscan Friars built in 1700 where the poet Giovanni Prati was born in 1814.
Due to its location, from Lundo it is possible to enjoy a wonderful view of the valley, the Brenta range and of Mount Adamello.
From Vigo Lomaso or Dasindo the Val Lomasona can be reached. This is an important "biotope", an environmentally protected marshland of important natural, cultural and scientific value.

VIGO LOMASO: The ancient parish church of S. Lorenzo, the oldest in the Valli Giudicarie and dating back to 1205, is worth mentioning. With its precious 13th century portal, this church represents the main element of a larger complex of Pieve del Lomaso, which includes also the baptistry, the rectory and the cemetery. The church of S. Silvestro, dating back to 1400, is situated on the road to Lundo. Inside there are a number of beautiful frescoes (the church is closed to the public; please ask the priest of Lomaso for permission to visit).
DASINDO is the home village of the poet Giovanni Prati whose family house (16th century) is situated on the left side of the road leading to Fiavè and has a commemorating park.