19/10/2026
⛰️ You might walk past them without realising what you’re looking at. In Paganella, history is not always hidden behind a museum door. Sometimes, it is simply part of the path.
Here are 5 places with a history you might not expect.
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🚡 Pilon de la Cornela, Fai della Paganella�An old support from the cable car that climbed towards Paganella in the 1950s and ’60s.
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🌉 I tre ponti di Cavedago
Look closely: there isn’t just one bridge here. Three were built one above the other in different periods, dating back to 1200, 1862 and 1912.
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🪵 Antica Segheria Veneziana Taialacqua, Molveno�A 16th-century water-powered sawmill that still works today.
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🏘 Le sette Ville di San Lorenzo Dorsino�Prato, Prusa, Glolo, Berghi, Pergnano, Senaso and Dolaso: seven small hamlets, each with traces of village life that go back generations.
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🌾 I Masi di Andalo
Before the Andalo we know today, there were its masi: small groups of houses surrounded by meadows. You can still walk between them and see how the village grew from these original settlements.
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These are the kinds of places I love recommending to my guests: not only where to go, but also what to notice once they arrive. Because discovering this area also means learning to recognise the stories that are still part of its landscape.
📌 Save this guide for your next stay and if you would like more local suggestions just ask me when you arrive.
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