Holiday apartment in Moena: discover mountains, trails and culture

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Moena combines alpine nature, winter sports, trails with historical significance and a town center full of character. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Moena, you will find several clearly distinct travel ideas here: active days at Alpe Lusia, mountain views, culture in the town and regional destinations in the wider surrounding area. This allows you to choose your accommodation according to your travel group's interests without limiting the town to a single season.

Holiday apartment in Moena between the town center and the mountains

Moena's well-maintained center includes fountains, shops, cafés and historic buildings. At the same time, car traffic is partly restricted there. This character of the town is a practical planning factor when choosing your holiday apartment in Moena: you can focus your stay more on the center, mountain tours or a combination of both.

The churches of San Volfango and San Vigilio are part of the local culture. San Volfango is probably Moena's oldest sacred building. Inside, there are several recently restored frescoes from the second half of the 15th century, as well as a wooden ceiling by the Moena sculptor Giovanni Guadagnini. San Vigilio stands at an elevated location and offers views of Val San Pellegrino and the Monzoni Group.

The Latemar Art Museum is located near Moena. The Museo della Apicoltura Plattner is situated in the wider regional area. Castel Salego, a castle, and Castelveccio, a ruin, are also located there. Cultural destinations therefore range from sacred art in the town to historic sites and regional museums.

Hiking between lakes, peaks and history

For active days, the Moena–Laghi di Lusia circular trail leads through the wilder nature of Alpe Lusia and to its lakes. The Moena–Alpe Lusia–Cima Bocche hiking trail follows the traces of the First World War and passes trenches and tunnels of the Austro-Hungarian line. The Passo San Pellegrino area features particularly significant historic trails suitable for different levels of hiking experience.

The Moena–Laghi di Lusia route reaches Le Cune at an altitude of 2,200 meters; from Ronchi, the cable car takes you there via the first and second sections. The route offers views of the Catinaccio, Latemar, the Monzoni Group, the Pale di San Martino and the Lagorai range. The combination of lakes, altitude and panoramas gives you various starting points for planning your day.

Winter sports and a challenging bike ride

The northern side of the Alpe Lusia ski area toward Moena mainly offers red and black runs, including the “Piavac.” The southern side toward Castelir–Bellamonte offers gentler, sunny descents. The ski area therefore presents a clear contrast between more challenging and gentler runs.

There is also a notable challenge for cyclists: the climb from Moena to Passo San Pellegrino is 13 kilometers long in total, 11 of which are uphill. Monte Ciamp, Mount Viezzena and the Le Pezze peak are located in the immediate vicinity of Moena. The Torre Vallaccia peak is located near Moena.

More places to include in your travel plans

For your regional orientation, you can also discover Riva Del Garda, Thenn, Livo, Piazzo, Pampeago, Calceranica Al Lago, Campestrin and Stava.

For the overarching travel overview: Trentino.

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