ren Villa Valduga Opposite the church is Villa Valduga which dates back to the beginning of the 19th century. An artistic wrought-iron gate leads us to the small garden inside the villa, a typical mountain residence. The external walls bear alternate bands of plaster. The villa has a simple architectural structure allowing only one charming particular on the tympanum. Inside, the frescos by Pietro Pajetta (1897) show rural scenes and discreet stucco works. Arson Our excursion towards Lasen goes by the Castel Lusa which lies above the area where the stream Stien meets the Caorame stream. The wooden gate recalls the medieval origin of the castle. (In 982 the bishop Giovanni di Belluno conquered the castle of Petra Bullada Lusia).

n the original moat were found remains of the drawbridge. The building suffered earthquake damages in 1117 and 1348. During the second half of the 15th century, the tower was transformed into a dovecot and an arcade was added. The different construction phases are all recognizable (the long building and the courtyard wall were built before the 16th-century arcade, the low round rampart was built in 1600). In the past the Family Lusa also owned a castle in Pullìr (Cesiomaggiore) as well as in Arsòn. After a remarkable restoration it is currently used as a private residence.

illa Facino - Pasole stands out solitary in the countryside. It was the residence of the noble medieval Family Facino (which already owned the Castello di Arson) and is currently used as a country house. Remarkable is the false tympanum made of stucco which frames the noble coat of arms.