Altopiano di Pinè and Valle di Cembra

It is among the rows of sunny vines that the farmers of the Cembra Valley spend most of their days. The hills serve as a backdrop to the valley's villages, which are characterized by typical terraces best known for the fine wines they produce. Here food and wine and nature go hand in hand with culture, tradition and spirituality. The highlight of the year when these elements come together is undoubtedly the autumn, with the grape harvest that brings entire families - from children to grandparents - to work in the fields equipped with a basket. To give an idea of the many experiences that one can have in this varied context, we mention the Segonzano Pyramids, the Roccolo del Sauch, the Argentario Ecomuseum and the Santuario della Madonna dell'Aiuto.

The Altopiano di Piné (Piné plateau) is loved for its picturesque lakes, for the liveliness of the village of Baselga, the main center of the area, and for the opportunity to savor the culture, history and spirituality of the place thanks to itineraries that touch on ancient villages and small churches. The Santuario della Madonna di Piné is a real gem, a symbol of the devotion of the people of Trentino to Mary. Sports fans will also have a great time in the areas that will host national and international events such as the unmissable 2026 Winter Olympics. Other disciplines practiced here include archery, Nordic walking, mountain biking and horseback riding, not to mention walks suitable for everyone regardless of their physical condition through the mountain pastures and along alpine trails.

Valle di Cembra and the Altopiano di Piné are therefore the ideal destination for those seeking a regenerating stay in nature, without forgetting the stimulating opportunities for children. The lion's share is in food and wine: after a day spent among natural monuments and artistic gems, one cannot help but be overwhelmed by taste among wineries, distilleries and typical products.