The chief village of Montagna sulla Strada del Vino extends in a protected location above the Bassa Atesina. Nestling in the heart of vineyards and beneath the Cislon at 497 m a.s.l., Montagna boasts several testimonies of the past, such as various mansions and residences as well as Castello d'Enna, seeming to guard the village. Constructed by the Lords of Enn in the 12th century, the castle is still today inhabited and is for this reason not open to the public. However, once a year the local band of Montagna gives a concert in the inner courtyard of this historically significant castle.

Another highlight in the environs of Montagna is the protected area of Castelvetere. Located on a porphyry hill and constructed on the foundations of a Roman fort, this area boasts an astonishingly beautiful flora and fauna as well as a great view on the entire Val d'Adige valley.

Our tip: a visit to the neo-Romanesque S. Bartholomew Church in the historic district. This sacred building boasts a church steeple dating back to the 12th century!