Following the street you see on your left the fields and „Gesù dei Campi“ and on your right the last hill of the village, from here you get to a widening where was located the old Neuwirt Hotel. This building was the place where the young, especially from Netherlands, arrived and stayed during the seventies. They dwelled here and in some houses nearby called „Colonie“. On the right there is a little street wich leads to two typical buildings of this region (Maso), and one of these, Maso Mutschlechner, is very old and attractive. Coming back towards the Neuwirt Hotel and following the main street you meet on your left an old building, once the fire station of the village; on your right there is a street which leads to the new area. The road passes through big fields; on the left there is the new Fire Station and going ahead you get to a bunch of buildings: the old tobacconist, now close, the nursery and primary school. Finally the "Piazza" with the Parish House and the rectory. It is here that street takes the name of „im Peuren“ and splits in two streets, one on the left and the other on the right. At the beginning of the latter there is the oldest Maso of the village and up ahead Maso Neuhauser from which you can enjoy the beautiful landscape of San Sigismondo. After al little down slope you get to the wood that separates the village and leads to the western part . This is a new area with the new houses and old redecorated houses. Keep on going ahead you meet the old power station and some romantic chalets in the wood, together with Maso Burgstaller from which you can enjoy the landscape of all the village. If you turn in the street on the left from the "Piazza" you see „Casa Abfalterer“ on which there is still an ancient escutcheon of XVII century and after this Maso Hanslmoar one of the few with the cows house and a stone fontain. From here there is a path which leads to another Maso where today it is possible to taste some typical dishes. Going ahead you reach  „Our Lady Church“ and the new houses have been constructed in the place of the old ones. The road ends with another Maso from which you come back towards the railway station. The railway station road is a bridge that passes across the river Rienza. The little railway station is now closed but from here starts a path which leads to „Bagni of Ilistra“ site of a beautiful church, San Ulrico. It is a very ancient Church whose origin is in the XIV century and people say that the Austria Emperor Francesco Giuseppe visited it.

Written By: Flavio Boccagna

English Version:

Chiara Favoni Miccoli

Giulia Cricca