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A beautiful palace, built in 1417 under Venetian rule, that houses the mayor (podesta). Also of interest is the bridge, styled after Venice's Bridge of Sighs, which connects the Palazzo Pretorio, home to the town hall, with the Palazzo Sbardellati. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palazzo_Pretorio_(Rovereto)

Magnificent 360° panoramic viewpoint. Mountain ranges and groups, even very distant ones, such as the Brenta Dolomites, Adamello, Presanella, etc., are easily distinguishable.

A magnificent panoramic viewpoint with an immense panorama of the Lagarina Valley, Mount Stivo, Mount Baldo, and the Carega mountain range to the south. Clear skies are essential. The mountain hut (closed) is very characteristic.

The Porta di San Marco is one of the many Venetian landmarks of the Trentino town of Rovereto. Once, during the Venetian period, this gate, decorated with the Lion of San Marco and the oak tree, marked the outermost boundary of Rovereto.

The monument to the irredentist martyrs of Rovereto, Fabio Filzi and Damiano Chiesa, was created by the Trentino sculptor Alcide Ticò. https://www.comune.rovereto.tn.it/Amministrazione/Luoghi/Monumento-Fabio-Filzi-e-Damiano-Chiesa#

Mount Zugna is a great testimony to the fortifications of the Austro-Hungarian army in preparation for the Great War. It is also in a position that allows you to enjoy immense 360-degree views.

San Marco is the archparish church of Rovereto in Trentino. Built in the mid-15th century, the church has been expanded and remodeled several times. It is decorated with a series of marble altars, which are among the most important Baroque altars in Trentino. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart held his first Italian concert in front of a large audience at San Marco in 1769 during his first trip to Italy. Source: Wikipedia