Folgaria 3-Day Itinerary

A small 17th-century church with a frescoed wooden ceiling and a carved altarpiece. Quiet and usually empty.

🕐 09:00–17:00 daily (closed during services)

💡 Look for the small plaque to the left of the altar—it marks where the original 1000-year-old linden tree stood before lightning struck in 1947.

A small volunteer-run museum in the town centre displaying WWI artefacts, uniforms and photographs from the Dolomites front.

🕐 10:00–12:30 & 15:00–18:00, closed Mon–Tue

💡 Free on Wednesdays; other days it's €2. The curator speaks English and German and will show you items not on display if you ask nicely.

Bar Centrale · ££

Caffè in Piazza · ££

A tiny 16th-century chapel on the edge of town, decorated with faded frescoes of saints and rural scenes. Often used for community events in summer.

🕐 Only open during events or by request (call the tourist office)

💡 Check the noticeboard outside—on summer weekends they sometimes hold free folk music concerts in the square in front of it.

A large public park with a lake, walking paths, playgrounds and picnic spots. Good for a relaxed afternoon with views of the surrounding mountains.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Head to the far end of the lake in late afternoon for the best light on the peaks—locals often go there to read or nap on the grass.

La Sgeva

L'Angolo Bar

A well-preserved Austro-Hungarian fortress from World War I, with original tunnels, artillery positions and exhibits on alpine warfare.

💡 Entry is €5, but the outdoor parts (trenches, viewpoints) are free. Visit on the first Sunday of the month when guided tours are included in the ticket.

L'Alpe

Al Baito