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Municipality of Imèr (on the left) from Val Noana
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Imèr is a country in the Trentino Alto Adige in the province of Trento.

To know

The spoken dialect is the primoerotto.

Geographical notes

Imèr is located at the eastern end of the Trentino, 670 meters above sea level. It is at the bottom of the valley of the Primiero, before the beginning of the impervious Schenèr valley.

Its hamlets are Bus, Giani, Masi, Pontet and the village Sass Maór. It also borders on Canal San Bovo, Mezzano, Siror is Overmountain (BL).

When to go

The preferable season is summer for the favorable temperatures, but which sometimes become excessive. For this reason, the second suitable season is spring, which in any case has mild temperatures from mid-April.

For cross-country skiing enthusiasts, of course, the preferable months are December and January.

Background

The town of Imèr


How to orient yourself

Given the small size of the town it is difficult to get lost, however by going down to the valley floor you can orient yourself looking at the town with the distinguishable church.

How to get

By plane

The nearest airports are those of Trento is Bolzano. The international one is the Marco Polo of Venice.

By car

For those arriving from the south (Veneto) you reach Feltre (Belluno). Continue towards Fonzaso and then take the impervious Schener valley, which comes directly to the town.

For those arriving from the north you arrive at Predazzo (Val di Fiemme). It goes towards Bellamonte and doing the Passo Rolle it comes to San Martino di Castrozza. Going further down you find yourself in the upper part of the Primiero. Going down you arrive at Mezzano and then to Imèr.

On the train

The least remote railway station is that of Feltre.

By bus

A farm on Solivi, the meadows overlooking Imèr

The regional company Trentino Trasporti supplies connecting lines to Feltre and Trento.

How to get around

By public transport

The provincial company Trentino Trasporti provides continuous and regular connection lines to neighboring countries and nearby cities.

By taxi

There are no taxis passing through the streets, but only by reservation.

What see

Many buildings survive in Imèr that testify to the peasant life of the past and traces of popular habits.

The church of Saints Peter and Paul dates back to at least 1300 and is the building of greatest artistic importance.

The church of Saints Peter and Paul

Study holidays

For enthusiasts, the surroundings of the village are interesting from a geological and biological point of view, even though they have typical alpine characteristics.

In the Solivi or on Mount Vederna there are many possibilities for walks with interesting views; for fans in summer and autumn, the abundance of mushrooms is a common fact.

It is possible to walk to the small church of San Silvestro that overlooks the hamlet of Masi d'Imèr, from which you can enjoy a view over the whole of Primiero.

Events and parties

- the church of San Silvestro

The most typical events are the festival of Saints Peter and Paul and the Feast of the dumpling (Knödelfest).

More information on Imèreventi.

What to do

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Where to eat

The sguaẑi, suggestive but little known waterfalls on Mount Vederna

Where stay

Safety

A carabinieri station is located in Imèr, along the state road near the border with Mezzano.

How to keep in touch

Post office

A post office is located in the center of Imèr.

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