This is one of the highest villages in the valley and is situated on a green plateau between Mount Roen and Corno di Tres. It is also one of the oldest villages of the Val di Non. The archaeological findings proved its ancient origins. A number of typical Roman graves were found here. Some other objects decorating the graves are now preserved in the museum of Rovereto. The big pottery stoves are typical of Sfruz. This craft work started in the Renaissance by "maestri fornelari" became famous thanks to the beautiful decorated majolica stoves sold in Austria, Alto Adige and Lombardia.
The parish church of Sfruz is dedicated to St. Agata.