No reservation is required, but in case of particularly high attendance, entry to the venue may not be guaranteed.

 Three hidden treasures, three gems in the plateau of Sovramonte

The spring FAI days in Sovramonte include a visit to two historic churches and a charming villa, each with its own rich history and works of art.

The first church, built in the 11th century and initially dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta, is a true treasure trove of frescoes, featuring works by artists such as Giovanni di Francia and the brothers Giovanni and Marco da Mel.

The Last Supper painted by Giovanni di Francia, with its unique depiction of Christ and the Apostles, is a distinctive element that captures the attention of visitors.

The second church, with Lombard origins, has been expanded over the centuries. Frescoes from the 14th century and the 16th-century presbytery by the Bassano artist Nasocchio further enrich its interior, making it a place of great artistic and spiritual value.

Finally, Casa Valle, although generally closed to the public, houses extraordinary frescoes telling the story of Genesis, a true artistic treasure reflecting the influence of the Renaissance. These elements make the place a fascinating experience for anyone wishing to immerse themselves in history and art.