Awesome building and great atmosphere grand arches make it a must see landmark. It’s perfect for a leisurely stroll, luxury shopping, or enjoying a coffee while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. A truly iconic Milanese experience.

A stunning masterpiece of Italian architecture and style. The soaring glass dome, marble floors, and ornate ironwork make the Galleria one of the most elegant spaces in Europe. Standing at the center, beneath the famous mosaic of the bull, is a little ritual — spin your heel for good luck — and it’s fun to watch visitors from all over the world take part. Even if you’re not shopping, the beauty of the place makes it worth visiting. The light through the dome, the hum of conversation from the cafés, and the view toward the Duomo capture everything you imagine Milan to be — sophisticated, timeless, and full of life.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of those places that makes you stop and stare even if you were just walking by. The second you step inside, you feel like you have entered a different world. The glass roof, the iron structure, and the floor covered with mosaics all hit you at once. It is elegant without trying too hard, classic but still alive. Every angle looks like it was made to be photographed, and somehow it never feels fake or staged. You can hear the sound of footsteps echoing through the hall, mixed with the low buzz of people talking, laughing, and shopping. Luxury stores line both sides, but even if you are not there to spend money, just walking through is worth it. The smell of coffee from the cafes mixes with the city air, and for a moment everything feels balanced between chaos and calm. If you look up, the glass dome above makes the light fall in a way that changes through the day, from soft in the morning to golden near sunset. It gives the whole place a quiet glow. You start to realize it is not just a shopping gallery, it is a piece of Milan’s identity. Old, proud, stylish, and built to last. It is one of those spots that remind you why Milan feels different from every other city.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is not just a shopping mall it’s truly a masterpiece of architecture and Italian elegance. Located right next to the famous Duomo, this historic gallery feels like stepping back in time to the golden age of Milan. The stunning glass dome, the detailed mosaic floors, and the grand arches make it one of the most beautiful and photogenic places I’ve ever visited. The moment you walk in, you can feel the luxury and history surrounding you. Every corner is picture-perfect, and even if you’re not into shopping, it’s still worth visiting just to admire the design and atmosphere. The galleries are lined with high-end fashion brands like Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Gucci a paradise for luxury shoppers. Even the window displays are pieces of art. We also stopped for a coffee at one of the cafes inside, and it was a lovely experience sitting under the glass roof watching people pass by. Prices are a bit high (as expected in such a prestigious location), but the experience is totally worth it. You can also find restaurants offering delicious Italian cuisine perfect for a relaxing lunch after exploring the Duomo area. One tip: visit early morning or late evening to avoid the big crowds and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the gallery. At night, when the lights glow softly through the glass ceiling, it feels truly magical. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a must-see in Milan a symbol of Italian craftsmanship, style, and timeless beauty.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan is a stunning 19th-century shopping arcade, named after Italy’s first king and designed by Giuseppe Mengoni. Opened in 1877, it’s Italy’s oldest active mall and a masterpiece of iron-and-glass architecture. Visiting with my family was a joy—we captured countless photos and videos of its elegant mosaics, soaring dome, and vibrant atmosphere. The Galleria connects Piazza del Duomo to Teatro alla Scala and hosts luxury brands like Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Rolex. It’s not just a shopping destination, but a cultural landmark where history, fashion, and architecture blend into an unforgettable Milanese experience.

Major landmark of Milan. It has been Italy's oldest shopping arcade. It is in the form of a four-story double arcade. It houses some of the oldest shops of Italy and of course very popular modern ones as well. Since it is an excellent shopping arcade there is always a big crowd around. The vast open square in front is quite good for resting and photos.

It’s much smaller than I expected from the photos and what I imagined before coming — located right next to the Duomo. It’s one of Milan’s notable landmarks, but honestly, I didn’t find it that impressive. Still, it’s something you end up visiting since you’re already in Milan. It wasn’t bad, but it didn’t really meet my expectations and was less impressive than I hoped.

What an exceptional experience. Once in a life time for me! as an Asian person, it was great to attend opera. Reminder to be aware of dress code as Italian dress really proper for opera!!! Good thing is there’s subtitle in English for the opera . Staff is helpful. Nice bar during the break too, good champagne.

A beautiful place, full of charm and history. The architecture, colors, and overall atmosphere are stunning, it truly feels like a grand theatre. The stage is massive, and the chandelier is absolutely gorgeous. The foyer is spacious and elegant, with mirrors that add to its classic feel. The museum is also worth exploring, filled with fascinating objects and paintings. Definitely a must-visit in Milan.

Went to see the ballet productions Études, Petite Mort, Boléro with the Ballet Company of the Teatro alla Scala and the Orchestra of the Academy of La Scala Theatre and it was epic. The orchestra and conductors were brilliant but the dancers were the stars especially the Boléro, she was amazing and the piece was spectacular. No idea how she spend 20+ mins like that but I'd watch it again any day. Only problem is for a 6 foot plus person the seats in the balcony are real tight, almost makes Ryan Air look a little comfy. Was fanatic to see so many kids at the ballet, smiling, laughing and enjoying it. We need more of this in Ireland

The museum is very interesting. The building is beautiful and there is a lot to see. It is really nice that you have the chance to look into the stage and watch a current rehearsal. The ticket is 12 euro and the visit is totally worth it. We visited on a Tuesday morning and there were very few visitors so it was quite.

Remember to book in good time in advance as the tickets sell out fast! This legend is one of the top opera houses in the world. The foyer space is quite small compared to the big number of seats and it gets really crowded in the intermission. The bar is cramped so go to line first for a separate ticket to get the drinks, only then to the service area so you get your purchase. We saw Verdi’s Rigoletto. The expectations were very high so we were a bit disappointed. The tenor had gotten sick and the replacing singer was not at the same level with other soloists that were stunning. We found the regie, set and clothing a bit outdated, even if the turning set worked well. The lighting was off and I guess with better lighting design the opera would have looked much better. Overall we were pleased with the evening.

Even just from the outside, La Scala is elegant and timeless. The neoclassical façade is beautifully preserved and radiates quiet grandeur. It’s one of those places where you instantly feel Milan’s connection to art and culture — worth a short stop even if you don’t go inside.

The ticket for youth is 8e which is more expensive then other museums but still affordable. The theatre is very beautiful and you can see it well from the balcony. The musem is nice.

This is one of the most popular churches in Milan (after the Duomo and Santa Maria della Grazie), and for a good reason, as it is one of the oldest and beautiful churches in the city, also consecrated to its most beloved saint. The architecture we see is mostly of 11-12th centuries (or earlier) with minimal alterations. The most beautiful part of the church is the Oratory of San Vittore in Ciel d'Oro, with amazing 5th century mosaics and small adjasent museum (requires a small fee to enter). There is also 13th century mosaic in apse (although heavily restored), intricately carved Romanesque pulpit, and many other artistic miracles inside.

Magnificent. Most tourists come to Milan for the Last Supper. Please take some time to witness the simplicity of this Basilica. Peaceful, reflective, restorative.

The Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio is one of the most important historical sites in Milan and absolutely worth a visit. Built in the 4th century, it is one of the oldest churches in Italy and one of the first established in Milan when Christianity was newly spreading through the Roman Empire. You feel that history immediately when you walk into the courtyard and see the early Christian architecture that has survived for more than 1,600 years. The interior is solemn and beautifully preserved, with a mix of Romanesque and early Christian elements that give the basilica a very distinct character. The golden altar, the crypt of Saint Ambrose, and the mosaics are all highlights. Despite its importance, the basilica remains calm and not overly crowded, which makes the visit even more enjoyable. It is an essential stop for understanding Milan’s early history and the foundations of Christianity in the region.

It is located near the metro station and well preserved. The mosaic behind the ciborium is splendid. Paintings are fabulous.

One of the most important medieval churches in northern Italy, the basilica was originally founded between 379 and 386 by Sant’Ambrogio (Saint Ambrose) as the Basilica Martyrum, dedicated to early Christian martyrs. The current Romanesque structure was built between 1088 and 1099, with further additions including the left bell tower and later architectural enhancements. The basilica suffered damage during the 1943 bombings, particularly to its mosaics and ceiling, and was carefully restored in the 1950s. The complex features a beautiful quadriportico, the Monks’ Tower (9th century, left side), and the Singers’ Tower (12th century, right side). Near the entrance stands the Devil’s Column, a Roman column marked with two holes — said by legend to be the imprint of the devil’s horns after a failed attempt to tempt Saint Ambrose. Each December, the basilica hosts the traditional Oh Bej! Oh Bej! Christmas market, held for centuries during the feast of Saint Ambrose.

If you are into the gory aspects of the catholic church this place is for you. Martyrs, crypts, and decomposed bodies. All for free. There is also a lot of history about Milan and the role this site has played in Milan's development.

Beautiful old church with tons of history—quiet, peaceful, and a great spot to step back in time right in the middle of Milan.

Lovely for a late walk

One of the streets that I appreciated the most during my stay in Milan. In the street there are many shops and many interesting restaurants that do not have exaggerated prices

A beautiful street

A vibrant street known for its many bars offering aperitivi

This is a lively 280-meter pedestrian shopping street stretching from Piazza XXV Aprile to the Porta Garibaldi metro station. By day, it's a hub for fashion, design boutiques, cafés, and restaurants. By night, it transforms into one of Milan’s hottest nightlife spots, known for its aperitivo culture, trendy bars, and clubs.

With Eataly anchoring the southern end of the area there is a contrived feel. A corporate planned shopping environment. It has all the bells and whistles they just play the right tune.

Nice street leading to the lake

A must if you want to learn about the council of Trento: that by itself is a reason to visit... but that's just one floor of the museum and the rest of the collection of religious art is definitely worth the visit as well. So if you are in Trento, make some time for this!

This is the third museum I visited during my stay in Trento. I didn't know it existed until I found out that it is located next to Duomo di Trento. It is quite small compared to other museums (MUSE and Buonconsiglio), but the art and other collections are pretty interesting. It has three floors, I suggest to start observing from the highest one. I spent an hour to explore all the rooms, even though I wish some of the restricted areas can be accessed because that would be very cool. Overall its quite recommended!

Absolutely stunning tapestries!!

Great museum. Nice to bring your kids. Elevators accessible and fantastic items to see.

It was a nice museum with 3 diffent floors with a lot of history.

Impressive collection of mostly religious art and history of Trento. Free if you have a Trentino guest card.

Lots of medieval and renaissance art can be found on three floors.

Top Italian Street Food Pizza! Every time you visit Milan, make sure to stop by Spontini for lunch or dinner — it’s a must. - The Doppia Pizza is simply one of the best pizzas you’ll ever have. - The Primavera Pizza is absolutely delicious. - The Funghi Pizza is a must-try. - The Lasagna is incredibly tasty and satisfying. Staff at the counter are friendly and the cashier speaks Italian, English, and Arabic. Service is super fast. There’s no formal dining area, just high tables with stools where you can enjoy your meal while standing.

Spontini has amazing pizza in Milano..! The taste is rich, cheesy, and really satisfying definitely worth trying if you’re in Milan. The only downside is the long lines, especially during busy hours. It can take a while to get your food. Also, the seating area is quite limited, so it might be hard to find a spot to sit and enjoy your pizza. Still, if you don’t mind waiting or grabbing your food to go, it’s a great place for a quick and tasty bite (:

Spontini is always a great idea whenever you are in the bustling city of milano. The quality of their pizzas never change and the indulgent delicious taste never fails, so make sure you grap a bite whenever you are around the city with many branches dotted around the city center ... we were passing by and we ended up having it for dinner and it made the rest our night delightful. I always have their anchovies, which is out of this world, with a crispy bottom and a rich cheesy core this pizza is just unbeatable for the lovers of deep dish pizza.

Best pizza franchise on the planet man… Don’t go here if you want Dominoes or Pizza Hut, only disappointed with the lack of pineapple on pizza Eat your pizza with a fork and knife while standing up, yeah there’s no seats in this place 5/5 ⭐️

I loved the crust and the flavorful toppings of the pizza so much that I decided to try both the anchovy and the Margherita varieties. The anchovy pizza had perfectly salted, tender fish, while the Margherita was especially memorable with its fresh basil, ripe tomatoes, and melted mozzarella. The Margherita pizza was exceptional—highly recommend!

This place was recommended to me by many friends and family members, and it’s totally worth every minute of waiting. I’ve never tried pizza like this before! الذ بيتزا ب حياااااتي جربتها!

The pizza is really delicious, especially the Margherita 🍕 The tomato sauce is rich and flavorful, giving it a great taste. Highly recommended when visiting Italy — a wonderful experience and a must-try if you’re in Milan 🇮🇹 Just a note: the pizza style here is originally American, not Italian, but definitely worth trying!

Authentic Italian pizza with great prices, but expect a wait Pizza e Mozzarella offers delicious, authentic Italian pizza at very affordable prices. The place is very popular and always crowded — without a reservation, it’s almost impossible to get a table. Even though we had a reservation, we still waited in line for about 40 minutes. The staff seemed a bit overwhelmed, which is understandable given how busy the place was. Overall, it was a good experience and definitely worth trying if you’re in Milan, but be prepared for the wait. I’d give it a solid 4/5.

Good pizza but at what cost… it is insanely busy during the evening and the staff is extremely distracted and not attentive. What bothered us the most, is that we asked THREE different waitresses to bring us water, yet no one did for at least 20 minutes… then we had to tell to one of them again. Additionally, we heard that the restaurant is not paying much to their staff, so that is why the prices are so good… don’t know if we believe that 100%, but it’s a very probable reason.

If you’re visiting Milan & like pizza put this on your list to visit! We were lucky enough to get a table on a busy Saturday evening without a reservation. Great atmosphere, absolutely delicious food & quick friendly service. Everything ran smoothly. The place was packed & deserves to be supported. What a find ❤️

I lovvvveeee this restaurant!! I still dream about their pizza. My fiancé and I came here on our first day in Milano after our flight. We didn’t have a reservation but the gentleman host was very nice and still gave us a table right away. I’m not a big pizza person because the pizza back at home is so greasy and I have to be in the mood or craving it to want it but after I had the pizza here, I would have eaten more if I had another stomach. The prices are amazing and I also got a quart of white wine for $3euros! Even that wine was so light and crisp it went perfectly with our pizza. Also, I’m a bit lactose intolerant but felt fine with their cheese. The pizza dough was 🤌😮‍💨 so delicious and everything was just so well balanced. It was just perfect. It’s so good, we went back on our last night in Milano and even took a pizza home to eat the next morning. Even after 1 night and heating it up in the morning was glorious.

A great pizza restaurant close to navigli. Pizzas were delicious, prices were great and I really liked the atmosphere. You should make a reservation since it's very crowded on the weekends. Even if we had a reservation we waited an extra half an hour to sit which is the only downside İ can mention.

Outstanding dinner! The food is perfect and even though it’s busy it’s perfectly coordinated and runs smooth. Wish my hotel was in this area, then I would eat here every evening on this trip.

It is located around the Navily region, the pizzas were great, as well as the sweets. You will need a reservation!!

The food we ordered was good and it came fast but the cashier confused our order and we had to pay for something we didn't want. I saw this happening to another couple across the room. It's weird that this establishment makes you pay before you eat. We weren't offered drinks for some reason too. Be very careful with what you order.

Spicy food with average taste, since most of the products are frozen convenience products. BUT: seeing the workers in the kitchen having lit cigarettes in the mouth while working with open boxes of meat and stuff is absolutely not ok!!!! If this would be in my homecountry, i would report immediately!

I saw a very old review on Chinese social media so we bravely ignored the 3.8 stars Google review and gave them a try today, we were hugely disappointed. As mentioned by others, the food arrived very quickly, however the dumplings abd 生煎包we got were not fresh and very doughy. We couldn't finish the dough at all. Please see the pictures of the "left over dough". The soup filled dumplings were very tasty and fresh. We have been traveling in other parts of Europe (Germany and Switzerland) for over a month, we found the food price here very affordable

Absolutely terrible experience!! If you can, go to any of the thousands other restaurants next to it. For starters, they make you order at the till - fine in theory - but they hurry you and force you to make hasty decisions (if you, cashier, are in a rush, let me sit and check the menu) and if you want to order something else you have to either pay instantly to the waiter - who does not give the additional receipt - or go back to the till downstairs. The waiters are extremely rude and although you are given a table number when ordering, they sit you at random, creating confusion between them and mixing up all the orders. The food is “meh” at best and not good enough to make you gloss over the appalling customer service.

Food is tasty, vegetarian-friendly. Beef soup option is excellent! Portions are huge. At the time I was there, personal didn't speak English, menu was in Italian/Chinese which made it difficult to select the appropriate dish. No regrets on coming there, just used Google translate.

I’ve been in this place a couple of times and is one of my favorite places in ChinaTown Milano. You need to select your plates from the menu with a pen and pay them right away in the registry. The price/quality ratio is amazing since the food is very good and the price very cheap.

We always go there when craving Chinese ! The dumplings are delicious and you must try the beef udon noodles with green bell peppers. IT’S A MUST. We ordered a bao bun with fried chicken but it was not good at all 👎🏻 The chicken was from the cotolette they sell at the supermarket ; not crunchy and not tasty at all. Not recommended. Nevertheless, we ordered a new dish they have on the menu and it is the cold noodles ; they have it on the door when you first enter. It’s also very tasty. Overall, I really recommend this place , we tried many different things and we loved it ! (Except the bao buns)

Nice castle to visit. They have restored many items in museum style to watch. Beautiful rooms, paintings, wall and ceiling paintings. We had to wait in a long row to buy tickets. It’s probably worth it to buy your tickets online.

So cool — I love the paintings on exhibit, the architecture, the general feeling of being in a well preserved castle. We highly recommend visiting if you are passing through!

This Castello, which also features an attached palazzo, punches way above its weight. The museum features a rich and detailed history with many artifacts spanning the 10,000 years of civilization around the greater Trentino region. The museum also offers an interesting lesson of the incredibly complex political history of this pivotal region. The castle and later – built palazzo are far more extensive than I realized, and include an eventual climb to the top of the palazzo that commands sweeping views of Trento and its stunning valley. The beautiful gardens around the fortress are an added bonus!

A must see when in Trento! There are so many corners and hidden gems all along the castle! Staff is friendly and helpful. Don't miss the garden/courtyard in the back of the palace. At some points it felt a bit like Hogwarts :)

Pretty good. You can spend here few hours. If you have Trentino Card, you can have discounted entry ticket (for adult) 7 euros.

Nice castle with an exposition about local art from the area. There was also an exposition from a local artist from the 18th century which was quite nice and very comprehensive. The layout of the castle and the expositions is a little confusing as is the location of the entrance. At the top of the castle there is a really nice view of the whole city and the surrounding valley.

The most renowned monument in Trento. With more than a 1000 years' history, a spectacular painting cycle in the Aquila's tower and numerous events and exibits during the year, is an absolute must during your stay in Trento !

Trento is a city with nice medieval and Renaissance buildings... but is has a hidden side. Below some shops in the city center, visitors can find subterranean remains of earlier roman streets and buildings. You can walk on the original street tiles dating back more than 1.500 years. Clear displays show how houses were heated, how the sewers worked and how the city walls were built. The museum is larger than I expected. Better still, the entrance fee is only two euros. And it is a great way to cool off when the outside temperature is a bit too high.

Very interesting and nice display. The personnel is friendly and happy to share the history of the site.

Very neat to see the ancient history right under the streets of Trento. The staff was very courteous and helpful. A great way to spend a couple of hours.

Interesting museum. Fascinating to see the excavation beneath the city. A bit smaller than expected but as the entrance to another museum (excavation of a Roman villa with nice mosaic in Via Antonio Rosmini) is included, it is worth it

Very interesting indeed, especially the old Roman Road, as an engineer I found it fascinating as Spock would say. If I can add some value, more interactive exhibits would be great.

Underground Roman city and archeological site. Worth visiting, well preserved, and the staff is friendly and helpfull.

Very interesting! Would be better if there is English translation for all their descriptions.

This museum is nice but is managed in a way that does not exploit its full potential. The exhibition layout is quite rigid and you cannot enjoy to see what you like as the route is enforced by draconian old fashioned staff who does not allow freedom of movement between the rooms. So if you want to rewatch closer an artwork you cannot go straight there but you are forced to follow a rigid predetermined path that makes the experience quite boring. Overall there is a lack of effective descriptions which they lack of fundamental details, therefore exibitions are boring as the one curated by the pedantic Sgarbi. The temp exhibit on surrealism is depressive plenty of stuff of secondary epigones and really fails explaining the power of the truly surrealist revolution. The kids area is unattended so the museum do not offer any lab or activity for kiddos. There is a family kit but it was not offered when we purchased the ticket as the cashier was not aware of it. We found it by chance at the end of the day. The best thing you can do is visit the Casa d arte Depero. Overall the museum left a taste of mediocrity.

A modern art gallery. The exhibit was not very interesting but I'm not a great enthusiast for modern art. The de Chirico paintings were all that was interesting. The building is beautiful.

Really only an exhibition space rather than a full art gallery (which may have been my mistake) so we were in and out in 10 minutes.

Bella location

A great exhibition on Daniele Tamagni, a fotographer of sub cultures such as the "sappeurs" in Congo.

(Translated by Google) A very well-maintained national museum, it hosts evocative exhibitions of famous authors throughout the year and hosts a permanent exhibition of authors such as De Chirico Martini, etc. (Original) Museo nazionale molto ben curato ospita durante tutto l'anno suggestive mostre di autori famosi ed ospita mostra permanente di autori come De Chirico Martini ecc.

(Translated by Google) Small but very welcoming. Excellent and helpful staff. I recommend buying some gadgets because the prices are great. Highly recommended. (Original) Piccolina ma molto accogliente. Staff eccellente e disponibile consiglio di comprare qualche gadget perché i prezzi sono ottimi. Consigliò vivamente

The Castello di Belfort is a fascinating place to visit, surrounded by beautiful nature and rich history. We really enjoyed exploring the ruins and taking in the peaceful atmosphere. One star less only because there isn’t much signage or information available on-site, a guided tour or more explanations would make the visit even better.

Closed by now. Anyway you can still take pictures from the outside of the castle and walk around it premises.

Good place to stop on the way to Molveno

Nice free place to visit! Parking available across the road!

Wonderful view, amazing nature

Very good photo zone for photographers

Lovely little castle ruins with an interesting story. Good stop in a journey

(Translated by Google) Regularly oriented to the east and built in the center of the small town of Dardine, the delightful little church of San Marcello dates back in its oldest part to the 14th-15th century, but the presence of a first place of worship as early as the 13th century, not far from the current building, cannot be ruled out. Between the second half of the fifteenth century and the first half of the sixteenth century the interior, initially an undivided rectangular hall, was equipped with cross vaults and decorated with frescoes painted in two periods, the first cycle in 1482, by a South Tyrolean hand, the second in 1527, presumably by a local hand. On the outside, the façade with two steep slopes is sandwiched between two low parallelepiped corner pillars acting as buttresses and protected by a single-pitched roof supported by a pair of small wooden pillars; the stone portal with rectangular light is surmounted by a frescoed ogee lunette and flanked on the left by a rectangular window protected by railings. The right side is adorned with frescoed panels and characterized by the presence of a secondary entrance with architraves and two splayed single-lancet windows with a white and red banded frame; between one and the other the side chapel emerges, illuminated by smaller arched openings on the east and west sides and ending in a small semicircular apse on the south. The left side is seamless, given the tangency of the volumes of the bell tower, the rectangular chapel and the sacristy, featuring two low square windows with railings, one on the north side, the other on the east side. Here too the wall of the sacristy is contiguous to that of the presbytery, pierced by a last central window with a lowered arch. The sixteenth-century bell tower has a stone-smooth plastered shaft marked by staggered corner ashlars in exposed stone, four pointed single-lancet windows with double-slotted stone frames in the cell and a lozenge roof with triangular pediments, the southern one with a clock face, the other three pierced by trefoil openings. Inside, the single nave with a single span has a simple cross vault; the side walls are broken down by two unequal eighteenth-century chapels introduced by full-centre arches. The holy pointed arch resting on exposed limestone piers leads into the quadrangular presbytery, covered by a ribbed cross vault, raised by a step and dominated in the center by the historic main altar. Pre-existences The quadrangular structure of the nave and presbytery is the oldest part of the church, dating back to at least the mid-fifteenth century, while the bell tower and side chapels are later additions. (Original) Orientata regolarmente ad est e costruita al centro del piccolo paese di Dardine, la deliziosa chiesetta di San Marcello risale nel suo nucleo più antico al XIV-XV secolo, ma non si esclude la presenza di un primo luogo di culto già nel XIII secolo, poco distante dall'edificio attuale. Tra la seconda metà del Quattrocento e la prima metà del Cinquecento l'interno, inizialmente ad aula rettangolare indivisa, venne dotato di volte a crociera e ornato di affreschi realizzati in due tempi, il primo ciclo nel 1482, di mano altoatesina, il secondo nel 1527, di mano presumibilmente locale. All'esterno la facciata a due ripidi spioventi è serrata tra due bassi pilastri angolari a parallelepipedo con funzione di contrafforti e protetta da un tettuccio a falda unica sostenuto da una coppia di pilastrini lignei; il portale lapideo a luce rettangolare è sormontato da una lunetta affrescata a ogiva e affiancato a sinistra da una finestra rettangolare sdraiata protetta da inferriate. Il fianco destro è ornato da riquadri affrescati e caratterizzato dalla presenza di un ingresso secondario architravato e due monofore centinate strombate con cornice a bande bianche e rosse; tra l'una e l'altra emerge la cappella laterale, illuminata da aperture centinate minori sui lati est e ovest e terminante in una piccola abside semicircolare su quello sud. Il fianco sinistro è senza soluzione di continuità, data la tangenza dei volumi del campanile, della cappella rettangolare e della sacrestia, recante due basse finestre quadrate con inferriate, l'una sul lato nord, l'altra su quello est. Anche qui la muratura della sacrestia è contigua a quella del presbiterio, forato da un'ultima finestra centrale a centina ribassata. La torre campanaria cinquecentesca presenta il fusto intonacato raso sasso marcato da conci angolari sfalsati in pietra a vista, quattro monofore a sesto acuto con cornici in pietra a doppio sguancio nella cella e la copertura a losanghe con frontoncini triangolari, il meridionale con il quadrante di orologio, gli altri tre forati da aperture trilobate. All'interno la navata unica ad una sola campata è voltata a crociera semplice; le pareti laterali sono sfondate dalle due cappelle disuguali settecentesche introdotte da arcate a pieno centro. L'arco santo a sesto acuto poggiante su piedritti in pietra calcarea a vista introduce nel presbiterio quadrangolare, coperto da volta a crociera costolonata, elevato di un gradino e dominato al centro dall'altare maggiore storico. Preesistenze La struttura quadrangolare della navata e del presbiterio è la parte più antica della chiesa, databile almeno alla metà del Quattrocento, mentre campanile e cappelle laterali sono aggiunte successive.

(Translated by Google) A masterpiece of the Trentino Renaissance. By the Baschenis the interior is completely frescoed with bright and still vivid colours. (Original) Un capolavoro del Rinascimento trentino. Per opera dei Baschenis l'interno è completamente affrescato con colori vivaci e ancora vividi.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church with a great history behind it, guided tour with the guide who revealed its secrets to us. (Original) Bella chiesa con una grande storia alle spalle,visita guidata con la guida che ci ha svelato i suoi segreti.

(Translated by Google) Lovely place near Castel Thun (Original) Posto incantevole vicino a Castel Thun

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old church (Original) Schöne alte Kirche

(Translated by Google) A wonderful church (Original) Una Chiesa meravigliosa

(Translated by Google) A little gem (Original) Un gioiellino

Delicious burgers, many types of good beer. The music was great and we also got cookies because we came two nights in a row. Really amazing place, worth it

One small bottled beer, one coke, one cup of tea and one bottle of water cost 31,5€. Absolut robbery.

Very tasty burgers, despite being a pub. Didn’t have high expectations, but was blown away by how unbelievably good it was! Great portions, fair price. Really great tiramisu as well! Definetely worth a stop

Great decor, delicious food and drinks. Reservation was easy to make. Staff is friendly and prices are reasonable. Will definitely stop in when in town next!

ireland's style pub in Mollaro (Trento). The owner is amazing, friendly and very nice. The pizza is cooked with wood oven and the humburger is quite spectacular! We took the angus version with crispy onion, cheese and bacon .. absolutley outstanding.

Worth a stop if you’re in town. High quality cooking and great portions.

Great local pub. Good cooking. Worth a stop.

It was nice walk. We were lucky to see few animals. Sleeping bear, moose, bobcat and lovely goats, peacock and rabbits. It’s nice to see so much space for animals.

When we visited there weren't many visitors. Despite this, the parking spots were all occupied (a dozen, more or less), and the loudness was like being on a beach on a Sunday afternoon. Animals seem to be in a good state; they are confined in pretty small areas. Service is good.

The walk around the park was nice during our visit in the fall but do not expect to see the animals.

I thought it was like a rescue center and that animals will have a huge territory for themselves. But it's jus a zoo. With little space, poor maintained aeries and sad looking animals. The only good thing - playground and piknik spaces. Would not go back there.

Nice, but don't expect to see a bear . We saw only one wolf, rest of a big animals were in the forest

Excellent park, naturally beautiful, highly recommended for a relaxing day

Worth a visit if you're passing. Not the best zoo but animals are in their natural habitat. There seems to be some good rescue work going on and the animals look healthy. Visit early morning or as we did late afternoon for best chance to see bears when park is quieter.

(Translated by Google) Fabulous 💪🏿 (Original) Favoloso 💪🏿

Fun fun. Experienced just the kids area and it is well done!

Perfect

(Translated by Google) Adventure park immersed in the woods.. therefore very fresh.. Routes also suitable for children.. From 2 years upwards.. Friendly and helpful staff even if they let you do everything independently..average prices.. Recommended if you are you are in the area and you want to spend a different morning. (Original) Parco avventura immerso nel bosco..per questo molto fresco.. Percorsi adatti anche ai piccoli.. Dai 2 anni in su.. Personale gentile e disponibile anche se poi ti lasciano fare tutto in autonomia..prezzi nella media.. Consigliato se si è in zona e si vuole passare una mattinata diversa.

(Translated by Google) Discovered by chance, thanks to the Trentino Guest Card, and truly a lot of fun for children and parents. There are many trails divided by difficulty level, suitable for ages 3 and up. The kids had a blast, and so did we, the parents. Allow about 2 hours or more to complete all the trails. The young, friendly, and helpful staff are excellent! (Original) Luogo scoperto per caso, grazie alla Trentino Guest Card e davvero molto divertente per bambini e genitori. Ci sono molti percorsi divisi per livelli di difficoltà da fare dai 3 anni in su. I bambini si sono divertiti un mondo ed anche noi genitori. Considerate un 2 ore...circa o più per fare tutti i percorsi. Personale giovane, gentile e disponibile. Ottimo!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful adventure park for both kids and adults, with fun, well-designed, and exciting courses. The instructors are excellent, kind, and attentive, and the price is more than reasonable for the fun the park offers. We had lunch at the bar/restaurant and were also more than satisfied with the experience! (Original) Un parco avventura stupendo sia per i più piccoli sia per gli adulti, con percorsi divertenti, ben pensati ed emozionanti. Bravissimi, gentili ed attenti gli istruttori, prezzo più che adeguato per il divertimento che il parco regala. Abbiamo pranzato nel bar/ristorante ed anche lì siamo rimasti più che soddisfatti dell' esperienza!

(Translated by Google) Adventure park suitable for children aged 3 years and up. Visited on a very sunny day and, since it is located in the middle of the woods, it was cool and the stay was pleasant. The children's area includes 4 zipline routes, some of which are very long, to the delight of the little ones. I recommend it to anyone with budding little climbers! (Original) Parco avventura adatto a bambini dai 3anni in su. Visitato in una giornata molto soleggiata e, poiché situato in mezzo al bosco, risulta fresco e la permanenza piacevole. La zona bimbi comprende 4 percorsi con Zipline anche molto lunghe per la gioia dei più piccoli. Consiglio a chi ha piccoli arrampicatori in erba!

(Translated by Google) Super fun. Even though we were adults, we felt like kids again on the park's trails. The staff was kind and super helpful. (Original) Super divertente. Nonostante fossimo adulti, siamo tornati bambini sui percorsi del parco. Personale gentile e super disponibile.

(Translated by Google) Park not very large but well kept and clean. (Original) Parco non molto grande ma ben tenuto e pulito.

(Translated by Google) Nice playground surrounded by greenery near the Noce stream (Original) Bel parco giochi immerso nel verde vicino al torrente Noce

(Translated by Google) Small but cute.... (Original) Piccolo ma carino....

(Translated by Google) Very small but well equipped park (Original) Parco molto piccolo ma ben attrezzato

(Translated by Google) Beautiful building on the outside, I gave 4 stars because unfortunately the frescoes inside should be restored, I liked the guide who presented the story to us a lot, he explained very well and was also friendly. (Original) Bellissimo palazzo all'esterno, ho dato 4 stelle perchè purtroppo gli affreschi all'interno dovrebbero essere restaurati, la guida che ci ha presentato la storia mi è piaciuta tanto ha spiegato molto bene e anche cordiale.

(Translated by Google) Interesting from a historical point of view, unfortunately it has been ruined (Original) Interessante da un punto di vista storico purtroppo e stato rovinato

(Translated by Google) Very interesting guided tour :) (Original) Visita guidata molto interessante :)

(Translated by Google) Coredo, a small town in Val di Non (Original) Coredo piccola località in Val di Non

(Translated by Google) Interesting (Original) Interessante

We happened to pass by our roadtrip. At first I thought that the place was more of a snack bar, but I don't think I have eaten such a good pizza as here in years! Excellent! Thank you very much!

The pizza was excellent especially the 4 cheeses, and the stuff super nice too

Lovely pizzas, friendly and speedy service.

Very friendly. Margherita pizza the best. Crust yummy.

Best Pizza in Coredo! Very friendly staff and very fair prices. Delizioso!

great pizza. great staff. highly recommend!

Very tasty 😋 And really nice crew!!

I had pleasure to eaten pizza here. Hereby I have to say, BEST PIZZA IN MY LIFE. Amazing service, staff extremely professional and helpful. I can only recommend you. Pizza margarita regular size 6 EUR. Regular (normal) size is ok for one or two. Pizza freshly prepared.

(Translated by Google) Excellent and tasty pizzas, friendliness, smile but a little uncomfortable to eat and tables with crumbs... (Original) Ottime e gustose pizze, simpatia, sorriso ma un po' scomodo per mangiare e tavolini con briciole...

(Translated by Google) Very good and cheap! Highly recommended for anyone looking for a great, quick meal. (Original) Di passaggio molto buono ed economico! Mega consigliato a chiunque voglia un pasto ottimo e veloce

(Translated by Google) The pizza is excellent, good value for money compared to other pizzas by the slice. Then Mario is too nice. I go there often and for a quick bite I highly recommend it (Original) La pizza è ottima, rapporto qualità prezzo buono rispetto a altre pizze al taglio. Poi Mario è troppo simpatico . Ci vado spesso e per un boccone veloce lo consiglio vivamente

(Translated by Google) Very good tasty pizza seasoned perfectly the only thing is the price is a little high but really recommended (Original) Pizza buonissima saporita condita perfettamente l'unica cosa il prezzo un pochino alto però davvero consigliato

(Translated by Google) Good pizza, but the same cannot be said about the rudeness of the owner and the staff in general. Ordering 2 takeaway pizzas over the phone at 12pm on a quiet weekday almost seems like a mistake. It should be added in this period that unfortunately masks and disinfectant really don't exist here: it's okay that it's time to put an end to all the restrictions, but after all at least a minimum amount of attention doesn't hurt anyone. (Original) Pizza buona, ma altrettanto non si può dire della scortesia del padrone e del personale in generale. Ordinare al telefono 2 pizze da asporto alle 12 di una tranquilla giornata infrasettimanale sembra quasi essere un torto. Da aggiungere in questo periodo che purtroppo le mascherine e il disinfettante qua proprio non esistono: va bene che è ora di finirla con tutte le restrizioni, ma dopotutto almeno un minimo di attenzione non credo guasti nessuno.

(Translated by Google) Embarrassing takeaway pizza, let's start from the fact that I ordered a radicchio and sausage, and I ended up with a radicchio, sausage, asparagus, aubergines and courgettes (the owner was fully aware of having made the wrong pizza but didn't care and put an already cooked pizza without sausage back in the oven with the addition of sausage for a minute then raw sausage) Dough = biscuit pizza cooking 275° not even at home can you cook this at a low temperature You'll never see me again. Pizza is my passion, you just have to change jobs!!!!!! (Original) Pizza da asporto imbarazzante, partiamo dal fatto che ho ordinato una radicchio e salsiccia, e mi ritrovo una radicchio salsiccia asparagi melanzane e zucchine( consapevolissimo il proprietario di aver sbagliato pizza ma fregandosene e rimettendo in forno una pizza già cotta senza salsiccia con l aggiunta di salsiccia per un minuto quindi salsiccia cruda) Impasto = biscotto cottura pizza 275° nemmeno a casa si cuoce cosi a bassa temperatura A me non mi vedete mai piu. La pizza è la mia passione voi dovete solamente cambiare mestiere!!!!!!

Great wine options, very tasty pizza, staff is super friendly and nice

Everything was perfect, and alessandro was really helpful!

We had a nice and relaxing dinner. The food was really good and the staff very helpful and friendly. We will be back again next time we are in the area.

Great place for pizza- ordered a simple Diavola pizza and la porchetta pizza for takeout. Both tasted great!

Spartan location and average cleanliness, good and friendly service, the ribs were decent, I strongly discourage the "The colorful" appetizer, too many flavors mixed. In conclusion a decent restaurant but there are better ones in the area.

Very nice people and the food was delicious! A beautiful place to stay for many days with our camper,we definitely come back 😍👍👍

Amazing service, Superb pizza! Thank you so much.

Awesome....

(Translated by Google) We ate at this restaurant for a wedding and I must say that we had a great time. The location of this restaurant is beautiful, being in the middle of the mountains immersed in the nature of the Val di Non. The buffet set up outside thanks to the beautiful day made us appreciate even more the goodness of the finger food, the first courses were also good but what surprised us the most was the exquisiteness of the pork cheek which melted in the mouth. Even the helpfulness of the staff, since I asked for menu changes for my children, was great, I can only recommend this place to anyone who finds themselves visiting this splendid valley. (Original) Abbiamo mangiato in questo ristorante in occasione di un matrimonio e devo dire che ci siamo trovati benissimo. La location di questo ristorante è bellissima trovandosi in mezzo ai monti immerso nella natura della Val di non. Il buffet allestito all’esterno complice la bellissima giornata ha fatto apprezzare ancora di più la bontà del finger food, i primi piatti anch’essi buoni ma quello che ha stupito maggiormente è la squisitezza della guancia di maiale che si scioglieva in bocca. Anche la disponibilità del personale, siccome ho domandato delle variazioni di menu per i miei figli è stata grandiosa posso solo consigliare questo posto per chi si trovasse a visitare questa splendida valle.

(Translated by Google) We decided to celebrate our wedding here. Everything was magnificent, Erich and his team were impeccable and allowed us to experience our special day in a carefree and peaceful way. The initial buffet was super abundant and delicious. The lunch service was also perfect. Excellent organization and collaboration. Highly recommended for special events!!! Thank you for everything!!! (Original) Noi abbiamo deciso di festeggiare il nostro matrimonio qui. È stato tutto magnifico, Erich e i suoi ragazzi sono stati impeccabili e ci hanno permesso di vivere il nostro giorno in maniera serena e spensierata. Il buffet iniziale super abbondante e buonissimo. Il servizio del pranzo anche tutto perfetto. Un’ottima organizzazione e collaborazione. Super consigliato per eventi speciali!!! Grazie di tutto!!!

(Translated by Google) What a fantastic evening, amazing food, Erik the chef is a pro, and the staff is incredibly kind. Highly recommended 🤤🤤🤤 (Original) Che serata fantastica, cibo sbalorditivo, Erik il cuoco un professionista, lo staff gentilissimo. Consigliatissimi 🤤🤤🤤

(Translated by Google) Enjoy a delicious dinner of pizza and rooster. The pizza was unique and truly delicious (and we're very picky about pizza). The rooster was average. The dessert was particularly tasty, but the portion was too small for the price. The staff was top-notch! Overall, I recommend the place! (Original) Buona cena a base di pizza e galletto. La pizza particolare e davvero molto buona (e noi siamo molto delicati in quanto a pizza). Il galletto nella norma. Dolce particolarmente gustoso, porzione troppo piccola visto il costo. Personale top! Nel complesso, consiglio il posto!

(Translated by Google) I had been to this restaurant two years ago at a friend's wedding and had already had great food there. Today I returned with my family and we had a wonderful time. The food was excellent and plentiful, the staff was helpful and courteous, and the location was absolutely enchanting. Highly recommended! (Original) Ero stata in questo ristorante 2 anni fa al matrimonio di un’amica e già li avevamo mangiato molto bene. Oggi sono ritornata con la mia famiglia e ci siamo trovati benissimo. Il cibo è ottimo e abbondante, personale disponibile e cortese, il posto poi è un incanto. Consigliato!

(Translated by Google) A splendid restaurant located near the Predaia Pass in the Val di Non. Furnished in wood in a typical Alpine style, the restaurant offers traditional cuisine using locally sourced ingredients. Don't miss the canederli and strangolapreti pasta dishes, and the slow-cooked pork ribs and polenta with venison bites. The wine selection is good. The staff is courteous and friendly. Prices are reasonable for the products and services offered. Highly recommended. (Original) Splendido ristorante ubicato in prossimità del Passo Predaia in Val di Non. Struttura arredata in legno in stile tipico alpino. Cucina tipica e materie prime a chilometri zero. Da non perdere i canederli e gli strangolapreti tra i primi e le costine di maiale cotte a bassa temperatura e la polenta con bocconcini di cervo tra i secondi. Buona la,selezione dei vini. Cortese e gentile il personale. Prezzi congrui con i prodotti e servizi offerti. Consigliatissimo