Commezzadura
Exploring Commezzadura, a small mountain community
Welcome to Commezzadura, a peaceful mountain community located in the province of Trento, in the heart of the Italian Alps. With just over a thousand inhabitants and numerous hamlets, Commezzadura is the ideal place for those seeking peace and relaxation surrounded by nature.
Discovering the geography of the area
Commezzadura is a scattered municipality that extends over several hamlets. The hamlet of Mestriago, the seat of the municipality, is located at 850 meters above sea level and is bordered by the Noce stream. Daolasae and Almazzago are the neighboring hamlets to Mestriago, both at an altitude of 855 meters. Here, some of Commezzadura's most famous ski slopes can be found, accessible via the Daolasa lift system.
With its 103 inhabitants, Mastellina is an important hamlet from an artistic point of view as it houses Casa Guardi, the birthplace of the painter Francesco Guardi. Sitting atop a hill at 799 meters above sea level.
Piano, with its 274 inhabitants, is instead an important craft center, located on an alluvial slope at 858 meters above sea level.
The town of Costa Rotian, located on the slopes of Mount Spolverino, is a popular residential or vacation center during the seasonal periods. Thanks to its strategic location, it is easy to reach Campo Carlo Magno, Madonna di Campiglio, Dimaro, and Folgarida.
Finally, the hamlet of Deggiano is located on the same slope as Mestriago and Piano, but at a similar altitude to that of Costa Rotian.
A bit of history
The history of Commezzadura dates back in time. Its strategic position at the entrance of the Val di Sole meant it was crossed by numerous populations and traders since ancient times.
Monuments and attractions
The churches of Commezzadura are numerous testimonies to the territory's religious past. Among the most famous are:
- The Church of San Rocco in the hamlet of Almazzago
- The Church of the Holy Trinity in the hamlet of Deggiano
- The Church of Sant'Antonio Abate in the hamlet of Mastellina
- The Church of Sant'Agata and the Church of San Giovanni Battista in the hamlet of Mestriago
- The Church of San Giuseppe in the hamlet of Piano.
Economy and society
Commezzadura's economy has always been based on livestock farming and the exploitation of forest resources. However, in recent years, tourism has become increasingly popular in the area, thanks to the numerous sports activities that can be practiced both in summer and winter. Costa Rotian, in particular, has become a popular vacation spot thanks to its sports facilities and breathtaking landscapes.
Conclusions
Commezzadura is a mountain municipality that offers a unique experience to its visitors. Its history, monuments, and numerous natural attractions make the area interesting to visit. Furthermore, thanks to its strategic position, Commezzadura is the ideal starting point for exploring the surroundings and discovering the beauties of the Alto Adige.
