| Give | ||
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| State | Italy | |
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| Region | Trentino Alto Adige | |
| Territory | Val Rendena | |
| Altitude | 600 m a.s.l. | |
| Surface | 1.15 km² | |
| Inhabitants | 254 (2011 census) | |
| Name inhabitants | Give yourself up | |
| Prefix tel | 39 0465 | |
| POSTAL CODE | 38080 | |
| Time zone | UTC 1 | |
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Give is a center of the Trentino Alto Adige.
To know
From 1 January 2016 Darè, Vigo Rendena is Villa Rendena they merged into a single municipality which took the name of Doors of Rendena, which adding up the population of the previous municipalities (as of 31.12.2014) will count on a population between 1700 and 1800 inhabitants.
Geographical notes
It is located in Val Rendena in Trentino. It is 47 km away. from Trento and 92 from Brescia
Background
The fires that occurred around the middle of the twentieth century have considerably distorted the unitary architecture of the town's houses, made up of ancient stone houses with beautiful portals, some with noble coats of arms. However, the reconstruction has not completely erased the traces of the historic core, which still has many testimonies of the ancient face of a rustic village that gives Darè a particular appearance.
As part of the Val Rendena, self Maximal with its little more than a hundred inhabitants it tears the palm of the smallest municipality demographically, Darè with its little more than two hundred follows it. However, it wins the palm of the smallest municipality in the Valley if we consider the territorial extension: just over a square kilometer.
How to orient yourself
Darè: full screen map.How to get
By plane
- 1 Bolzano-Dolomites Airport (IATA: BZO) (6 km from the center of Bolzano), ☎ 39 0471 255 255, fax: 39 0471 255 202.
open to the public: 05: 30–23: 00; ticket office opening: 06: 00-19: 00; check-in for flights from Bolzano is only possible from 1 hour to a maximum of 20 minutes before departure. Small regional airport with scheduled flights to and from Lugano is Rome with Etihad Regional (by Darwin Air). At certain times of the year, the Lauda Air company connects the city with Vienna once a week. On the other hand, charter flights are more numerous. - 2 Verona Airport (Catullus), Boxes of Sommacampagna, ☎ 39 045 8095666, @[email protected].
- 3 Brescia Airport (D'Annunzio), Via Aeroporto 34, Montichiari (Connections with Brescia airport are guaranteed by public transport via the bus. The stop a Brescia city is located at the bus station (number 23), while the airport is at the front of the terminal. There are also connections to the city of Verona via bus / shuttle line 1), ☎ 39 045 8095666, @[email protected]. Charter only
open to the public: 05: 30–23: 00; ticket office opening: 06: 00-19: 00; check-in for flights from Bolzano is only possible from 1 hour to a maximum of 20 minutes before departure. Small regional airport with scheduled flights to and from By car
It is crossed by the state road 239 Dimaro - Tione di Trento
• Exit "Rovereto Sud" towards Sarche, Tione, Campiglio (from the tollbooth about 70 km in Pinzolo) Brenner motorway
• Exit "San Michele all'Adige" towards Mezzolombardo, Cles, Dimaro, Madonna di Campiglio (from the tollbooth 67 km in Campiglio) Brenner motorway
• Recommended exit Trento Centro in the direction of Riva del Garda, Tione, Pinzolo (60 km from the toll booth) on the Brenner motorway
Exit "Brescia Est" on the Milan-Venice motorway towards Lake Idro, Tione, Madonna di Campiglio
On the train
Railway station of Trento or Brescia, then continuing by bus.
By bus
Direct connections from Trento, Milan, Brescia.
How to get around
What see
- Chapel of San Rocco. On the site of a small chapel documented starting from 1348, the Chapel of San Rocco was built in 1579, closed to worship and abandoned in the eighteenth century. Purchased in the following century by the De Scarazzini family, it was rebuilt and consecrated in 1837. When the owner family died out, it was acquired by the Parish of Vigo Rendena - Darè. The facade shows the image of San Rocco. The interior has a single nave; the hexagonal presbytery ends in ribs; there are frescoes of the three theological virtues: Faith, Hope and Charity. The ceiling is decorated with stucco floral motifs. The walls house nineteenth-century paintings by an unknown artist.
- Casa Cüs. It is a rural house of medieval origin that preserves architectural forms, materials and environments of the past, with a large gabled roof covered with larch shingles and massive walls.
- Fountain. The large square has in the center a large eighteenth-century quadrangular fountain with a votive capital below which depicts the Madonna with Jesus taken down from the cross; on the sides San Michele Arcangelo and Santa Apollonia Martire.
Events and parties
What to do
Shopping
How to have fun
Where to eat
- Pizzeria Ristorante le Fontane, locality Darè 115, ☎ 39 0465 801601.
Where stay
Safety
How to keep in touch
Keep informed
- Journal of the Giudicarie [1] - online newsletter
Around
- Pinzolo - Halfway between Pinzolo and Carisolo the cemetery church of San Vigilio, with the famous frescoes of Macabre dance and of the series of Seven Deadly Sins painted by Simone Baschenis in the early decades of the sixteenth century, it represents one of the best and most important examples of a painted church in Val Rendena.
- Carisolo - At the entrance to Val Genova, the cemetery church of Santo Stefano, isolated in a panoramic position on a promontory outside the town, preserves important pictorial cycles of the Baschenis.
- Madonna of Campiglio - One of the most famous summer and winter sports resorts in the entire Alpine arc, already renowned in the Habsburg era, when it could boast the frequentation of the Austrian imperial family.
- Nardis waterfalls - Val di Genova
- Adamello-Brenta Natural Park
- Lake Garda - The tip trentina del lago includes the tourist centers of Riva del Garda, Arch, Torbole.
- Trento - Capital of the region, its symbol is the Buonconsiglio Castle, the largest and most important monumental complex in the Trentino Alto Adige. It hosted, from the thirteenth century up to the eighteenth century, the prince bishops of Trento.
