Favrio come sti ani

Favrio come sti ani, the festival that rediscovers the village

In the heart of the Giudicarie Esteriori, immersed in the UNESCO Alpi Ledrensi e Judicaria Biosphere Reserve, the small hamlet of Favrio—home to just over eighty residents, perched at 650 meters on the slopes of Monte Misone in the municipality of Fiavè (Province of Trento)—opens its streets and courtyards for Favrio come sti ani, a village festival designed to revive the slow and convivial pace of times gone by.

The event was created by the Fiavè Youth Group, which organizes it together with the entire Favrio community: a way to keep the hamlet's traditions alive and welcome locals and tourists alike in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere at the start of summer.

An event for all ages

The title in local dialect—come sti ani, meaning "like in the old days"—perfectly captures the spirit of the festival: rediscovering an entire territory, its traditions, and its people with a sense of wonder and a slower pace. The program combines recreational, sporting, cultural, and gastronomic elements, with activities designed for both children and adults.

• Workshops and activities for children and families
• Games and outdoor leisure moments
• Orienteering through the village paths and courtyards
• Cultural and literary meetings
• Market with local zero-km products and crafts
• Aperitif on the hill with a view of the landscape
• Food stalls with good food, wine, and beer

In the spirit of the territory

Favrio preserves many traditional rural houses typical of the Giudicarie Esteriori and the historic church of San Biagio: strolling through its alleys during the festival means connecting with an authentic agricultural landscape, just a stone's throw from the Trentino side of Lake Garda and the Fiavè pile-dwelling area, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A small community event that celebrates the long tradition of village festivals in the Trentino-Alto Adige region.