Church of St. Valentine

There is so much to see and experience everywhere that you have to be careful not to let it distract you from your actual goal. The view of the mountains is simply magnificent. The people are very friendly and time flies.

Lonely in the middle of the fields, against the backdrop of the Bullaccia and the thick woods that make it a crown, this church is both a reference point and a symbol of the beauty and harmony that so often art and nature offer in this area. To the south, the majestic Punta Santner stands guard. Noteworthy, in its interior, San Valentino offers a series of frescoes (south, west and choir walls) of the 14th and 15th centuries, brought to light between 1962 and 1972; other frescoes, in a better state of preservation, can also be admired outside (south wall). It is a San Cristoforo, a Madonna, a Valentine's Day and a Crucifixion (unfortunately marred by a Gothic window, later opened), in whose style the influence of the Veronese School opens up

Idyllic view with the church on Siusi