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Set in the rock, it is located close to a precipice at an altitude of 775 meters above sea level which overlooks the Val d'Adige.
The Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Crown is a shrine in Ferrara di Monte Baldo, Province of Verona, northern Italy. It is a 16th-century church built amidst the territories of the municipalities of Ferrara di Monte Baldo and Spiazzi, frazione of Caprino Veronese, in the province of Verona, Italy.
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parish church of St. Stephen
Initially built in the 9th century. Its current baroque style dates to the early 18th century.
This building used to be the seat of Capitani — heads of the Gardesana dell'Acqua, a regional autonomous territory under Venetian rule.
Malcesine cableway
It's well worth taking a cable car up the 1750 m Montebaldo, which has breathtaking views of the lake and Dolomites on a clear day. There's a restaurant at the top.
This medieval castle is an excellent place to explore, with winding battlements and a tower. It was built in the 14th century by the della Scala Family (rulers of Verona). Climb the tower for fantastic views over the lake and the town, but be careful of the clock bell in the tower, which chimes deafeningly on the hour - check your watch before you go up!