Holiday apartment in Cunevo: Churches, Lez Canal and Monte Corno

Cunevo combines a distinctly rural atmosphere with remarkable cultural heritage and a variety of trails through the surrounding area. The pine forests around the village give it a distinctive, picturesque character. At the same time, Cunevo is an important fruit-growing centre, particularly for apple production. Those looking for a holiday apartment in Cunevo will find a place where nature, regional character and historical discoveries exist closely side by side.

Pine forests, fruit growing and waterside trails

The Lez irrigation canal is a special combination of landscape and history. It was built more than 160 years ago to irrigate the fields of Terres, Flavon and Cunevo. The Sentiero Margherita follows the canal as a level trail. At the starting point, on the road from Cunevo towards Malga Arza, there is a parking bay and a large wooden board with an aerial map of the trail and information about the history of the old Lez. These clear orientation points help you incorporate the trail into your day plan without implying anything about current conditions.

Churches and historic sites in Cunevo

The Church of San Lorenzo in Cunevo probably dates back to the 13th century and contains frescoes by Giovanni and Battista Baschenis dated 1490. In the centre of Cunevo, you will also find the Chiesa del Redentore, which was built around 1850 and solemnly consecrated on 11 August 1876. It is larger than the former church. Castel La Santa stands in a dominant position south of Cunevo. Along the road to Malga d’Arza, there are also the remains of the ancient Castel Corona, embedded in a rocky cave.

Hiking and mountain biking between the village and higher elevations

The stages and routes around Cunevo also offer a variety of highlights. The scenic sixth stage of the Cammino Jacopeo d'Anaunia leads to Cunevo and onwards towards Castel La Santa. For cyclists, the mountain bike route begins at the foot of Monte Corno in Adamello-Brenta Nature Park, at Bar Ciclamino in Cunevo. It is moderately difficult and runs through forests at medium elevations. It then reaches Malga Arza at 1,506 metres, where the route crosses extensive alpine pastures with views over the lower Non Valley. This allows peaceful trail sections, culture and a more sporting activity to be considered as different focal points for your stay.

The right holiday apartment for your travel plans

When choosing a holiday apartment in Cunevo, it may be useful to first determine the daily rhythm you want: the level Sentiero Margherita, the village churches, the historic sites and the moderately difficult mountain bike route represent different ways of experiencing the surrounding area. Accommodation in Cunevo is therefore particularly suitable for your plans if you do not want to view nature observation, the regional landscape and culture separately from one another.

For other places in the same area, you can also discover Ivano-Fracena, Albiano, Bondone, Mezzano, Baselga di Piné, Marcena, Monclassico and Sant'antonio Di Mavignola.

For the higher-level travel overview: Trentino.