Avio

The Adige River defines the setting of Avio — its broad valley has long concentrated settlements, vineyards and transport routes between Trentino and Verona. Above the hamlet of Sabbionara rises Castello di Avio, a medieval fortress cared for by the FAI, Italy’s National Trust; its towers and defensive walls command the valley floor. The castle preserves 14th-century frescoes, including the Chamber of Love, a rare example of courtly imagery within a fortified complex. Avio also belongs to the Valdadige wine area, where Enantio is a traditional local red grape. Find related webcams in the Adige Valley and around Monte Baldo to build a fuller picture of Avio and southern Trentino.

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