Belvedere Tower

In the heart of Levico is the scenic Belvedere Tower. Built at the behest of the wealthy Avancini family, a noble Levico family who owned the entire area where the Rectory and Oratory now stand, in the first half of the 19th century, it was conceived as an integral part of the open-air park, in the manner of the romantic garden of the time. 

It witnessed the expansion and change of the village during the 19th and 20th centuries.

The tower is octagonal in shape, 18 metres high, with an external spiral stone staircase set into the masonry on which various decorative motifs can be seen.

The building, now part of the Levico panorama, has been ‘adopted’ by the F.A.I.
 

GUIDED TOURS OF THE BELVEDERE TOWER
November: Saturday 2,Saturday 9, Saturday 16, Saturday 23, Saturday 30
Opening hours 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Guided tours every hour. 

We recommend booking by 6 p.m. on the previous day to guarantee a place on the guided tour: 
APT Valsugana 0461 727700
Max. 7 people per shift. 
In the event of rain, the activity will be suspended.

For safety reasons access is not permitted with heeled shoes.
The tower is not barrier-free and is therefore not accessible to everyone. 
Dogs and children under the age of 6 are not admitted.

TARIFFS:
Full admission (over 18, under 65) € 3.00
Reduced admission (6-18 years old, over 65, residents Levico Terme) € 2.00
Free for disabled persons with 1 accompanying person

Free parking near the tower in via Roma