Siror is a small village located a short walk from the centre of Fiera di Primiero, easily accessible on foot and often a pleasant stroll. It is known as the "village of fountains" for the many stone fountains that dot its streets, and every December it transforms thanks to its beloved Christmas market, which attracts visitors from all over the valley with its secluded and authentic atmosphere. Then there's another reason to visit the centre of this typical Trentino village, namely El Troi de le s-cione.
"No está conta s-òne!" is a sort of reproach that many first-timers felt as children. In fact, the word "s-cione" stands for "fairy tale, history, fable" and recalls stories halfway between reality and invention. The songs can also be legends, stories that are the result of fantasy, but which in their own way also contain real elements, often romanticized, and which over time have been told and handed down from generation to generation, becoming part of popular culture. "Troi delle s-ciòne" indicates a path (in this case it is more a thematic path), dedicated precisely to local legends, which runs through the streets of the village of Siror. A simple route to follow without haste, observing the map that you can ask at the ApT office of Fiera di Primiero, getting lost in the streets of the characteristic old town and being guided by the legends themselves, which you can read (and observe) thanks to the wooden bas-reliefs that peek out on the facades of the houses.
