Holiday apartment in Belluno Veronese: trails, churches and wine

Belluno Veronese brings together specific trail routes, churches from different periods, a wine tasting with traditional cuisine and a Natura 2000 site.

Trail ideas between Belluno Veronese and the high-altitude trails

The Sentiero del Pian di Festa begins in Belluno Veronese at an elevation of 143 metres and reaches Pian di Festa at an elevation of 6 metres. Variant 5a runs via Passo della Crocetta and Pian dei Biguli to Ferrara di Monte Baldo at an elevation of 849 metres. Variant 5b runs via Passo del Casello at an elevation of 1,055 metres to Novezzina at an elevation of 1,232 metres and to the mountain hut of the same name near the Orto Botanico. For planning a day trip, Pian di Festa, Ferrara di Monte Baldo and Novezzina, together with the mountain passes, provide specific reference points; the two variants place different emphasis on the destination and elevation for planning the excursion. The two destination elevations differ considerably: Ferrara di Monte Baldo is at 849 metres, while Novezzina is at 1,232 metres; this means you can incorporate your preferred endpoint into planning the day’s route without treating the two variants as equivalent.

CAI Trail 76 connects Belluno Veronese with Ferrara di Monte Baldo, while CAI Trail 678 connects Belluno Veronese with Passo del Cerbiolo. Trail 678 runs through the Val dei Fo and climbs diagonally through dense hornbeam and beech forest to the ridge descending from Monte Cerbiolo.

Culture and history in Belluno Veronese

The parish church of San Giovanni Battista is located at Via Roma 29, 37020 Belluno Veronese, Brentino Belluno, and dates from the 18th century. An older landmark is the church of Sant’Andrea: it was built between the 11th and 12th centuries as a chapel subordinate to the parish church of Santa Maria in Caprino. Some 15th-century fresco decorations are still visible inside. In terms of chronology, Sant’Andrea clearly predates the parish church of San Giovanni Battista, as it was built between the 11th and 12th centuries.

The church of Sant’Andrea combines Romanesque origins and architectural forms, Gothic interior furnishings with fresco decoration, and Baroque interior furnishings with lime plaster. Near Belluno, evidence of a prehistoric settlement from an unspecified period was reported at the 1876 Veronese Prehistoric Exhibition. The Natura 2000 site “Fiume Adige tra Belluno Veronese e Verona Ovest” bears the designation SIC IT3210043.

Choose a holiday apartment in Belluno Veronese according to your interests

Roeno’s Wine Experience combines a tasting of the winery’s wines with traditional cuisine. Roeno’s Wine Experience thus provides a distinctive culinary focus alongside the town’s historic churches and trails.

Other places for planning your trip

For more travel ideas, you can also discover Povegliano Veronese, San Bonifacio, Trevenzuolo, Malpasso, Sona, Novaglie, Bionde and Valeggio Sul Mincio.

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