An easy walk that combines majestic views with a bit of history and religion.
Its position on the promontory makes it clearly visible even from afar. Strange that a church was built right up there. In reality, a castle once stood on the hill above the inhabited area: it was built by Mainardo II, Count of Tirolo around 1276 and demolished in 1310. The village of Castello di Fiemme derives its name from that manor. In fact, there are two churches perched on the hill. Both places of worship stand out even in the evening, thanks to lighting that highlights their shapes and location.
If you have a little more time, take a walk in the small streets under the promontory to discover the facades of some historic houses.
Safety guidelines
Pay attention to the passage of vehicles, the road between Cavalese and Castello di Fiemme, although narrow, is open to traffic.
Starting point
Cavalese
Directions
The destination of the walk is visible from the start, near the soccer field of Cavalese. Walk along the sidewalk in the obvious direction and at the intersection take the road to the left slightly downhill leading to a small bridge. After it the road becomes narrower, climbing gently through the meadows. You continue to walk reaching the first houses of the village of Castello di Fiemme. Upon reaching Los Andes hotel, take Via Fiemme on the left, which leads to Via Roma. From here, take the Via Salita alla Parrocchia on the left which, with a short but intense climb, leads to the 2 places of worship. From this natural balcony the view sweeps over several villages of Val di Fiemme and the surrounding mountains.
Return along the same route.
public transportation
It is possible to reach Cavalese with the Trentino Trasporti buses and with the ski bus from all the villages in the valley.
How to get there
Head towards the hospital and then towards the Cavalese football field.
