Castello di Tenno

Originally, the castle belonged to the municipality, before being given to the Counts of Appiano and to other families. Until the Napoleonic area, it was also a private property of the bishopric of Trento. In the first decades of the 19th century, as the castle had already lost its military importance, it passed to private hands. All the renovation works carried out during this period didn't suffice to maintain the fortress's medieval character and therefore it was converted into a residence. The central tower, its last medieval element, tumbled down in 1920.

Today, the castle is a private residence that cannot be visited.