Valli Giudicarie e Terme di ComanoStenico.
This village is historically very important and is situated in a hollow which consists of the Dos della Forra in the North opening towards the gorge of the River Sarca in the South. It features many houses typical of the Valli Giudicarie and noble buildings.
Many archaeological findings suggesting that this area was inhabited in the prehistoric era. These findings (Bronze objects and Roman coins) were found in the area of Calferi.
The importance of Stenico during the Middle Ages is proved by the fact that its castle was the residence of the Prince Bishop Bernardo Clesio and, for a long time, of the Episcopal captain of the Valli Giudicarie and his whole court. The rich history of this village influenced the architecture of the palaces and of the middle-class villas which can still be seen today while walking through the center. The many fountains found in all the squares represent a peculiarity of Stenico.
Other hamlets of the Municipality are:
Seo: the highest village in the valley with an altitude of 823 meters.
Sclemo: it offers many interesting architectonic elements; there is a plaque commemorating the Battle of Sclemo that was fought during the Italian Risorgimento (1848).

Premione: Due to the many findings recalling the pre-Romanesque Christian art, this village is commonly considered of antique origins. It is divided into two small centers separated by the wooded Valle di Seo. On the right side and hidden inside a niche there is a small frescoed effigy of the Madonna dating back to 1864. There is another beautiful fresco painted on a house in the middle of the village.
Villa Banale: it is a small center situated in the southern area of the Altopiano del Banale, on the fringe sloping down into the Sarca gorge.
Hamlets: Premione, Seo, Sclemo, Villa Banale.