Sant'Anna d'Alfaedo is a village whose economy was mainly based on livestock and agriculture, thanks to the many pastures in the area. Later on, the development of the territory was improved by the trade of the famous "Stone of Lessinia", which is an estimable and precious source in the whole area of Lessinia.

The municipality is full of historical natural monuments that tell us about the prehistoric population who originally inhabited the territory. Two important site are the "Spluga della Preta" and "Ponte Veja" (a natural bridge), which had their origins due to the "Carsismo" phenomenon. Both can be visited during an excursion, for an unforgettable day trip. 

There are also a lot of pathways that can be hiked in the nearest mountains for all trekking lovers (one is Corno d'Aquilio, which marks the northern border of Valpolicella). The many "contrade", generally based near the borders and enriched by fountains and historic little churches, and the tiny welcoming mountain cottage are especially characteristic of this area.

Another attractivity that is worth a visit is the paleontological and prehistorical museum that keeps uniques findings like an ancient fossil of a shark, which should be the second largest in the world. 

Moreover, children can also enjoy themselves in Sant'Anna, thanks to the presence of some parks like the "Bosco Allegro" with barbecue and playground and the Veja Adventure Park with different activities for the little ones.