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Da Lisignago alla chiesa di S. Leonardo

Cembra, Lisignago

Trudność

łatwy

Czas przejścia

0:30

w godzinach

Dystans

1.1

in km

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Kultura / Historia

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Opis Szczegóły Kierunki Jak się tam dostać Sprzęt

Short walk through the vineyards of the Cembra Valley on secondary asphalted roads and an interesting itinerary in terms of landscape and culture.

The itinerary allows you to enjoy a wonderful view from the panoramic hill just below the town of Lisignago, where the small church of San Leonardo stands, with its valuable fifteenth-century frescoes inside. The antiquity of the church, the vineyards and the Avisio river offer a magical atmosphere of silence and sacredness.

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Dalsze informacje i przydatne linki

Ufficio Turistico Cembra - Tel. +39 0461 683110 - info@visitvaldicembra.it – www.visitvaldicembra.it

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Od punktu do punktu
Piękne widoki
Sekretna wskazówka
Odpowiednie dla rodzin z dziećmi
Kultura / Historia

Dane trasy

łatwy

Dystans

1,1 km

Czas przejścia

30 min

Pod górę

128 m

Przyzwoity

130 m

Umiejętności techniczne

Stan fizyczny

Scenariusz

Najwyższy punkt

585 m

Najniższy punkt

455 m

Wskazówka autora

Among the points of interest along the route we point out the church of San Leonardo. N.B.: the church of San Leonardo is usually closed and is open only upon prior request to the Cembra information office.

ATTENTION: Before starting the route, check the snow conditions with our offices. Tel. +39 0461 683110 - info@visitvaldicembra.it

Wytyczne dotyczące bezpieczeństwa

It is required to be accustomed to proceeding over uneven mountain terrain. The route may not be groomed or cleared of snow. In case of fresh snow, the use of ice crampons is recommended. Pay particular attention to possible icy parts in icy conditions.

Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.

Punkt początkowy

Lisignago

Wskazówki dojazdu

From the starting point (parking lot under the Parish Church of Lisignago), descend on the paved road to the ancient church of San Leonardo, located on a hill overlooking the Avisio river. Once you reach the church, you can admire the nineteenth-century portico, the bell tower and the bell from 2002, with a decoration designed by the artist Marco Arman. The interior is decorated with a valuable pictorial cycle dating back to the second half of the fifteenth century, made by a traveling painter from Fiemme.

Way back on the same route.

transport publiczny

From the Trento bus station, take line B102 towards Cavalese (Trento - Cembra - Capriana - Cavalese) and get off at Lisignago.

Jak dojechać

Coming from the A22 Brenner motorway, both from the south and from the north, take the Trento Nord exit, drive along the S.S. 12 of Brennero northward untill the junction with Lavis, to then pass on the S.S. 612 Lavis - Castello di Fiemme which leads to the Cembra Valley and to the town of Lisignago.

Gdzie zaparkować

Car park nearby the parish chruch of Lisignago (marked with"P" sign).

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Czas przejścia	1 h 30 min
Pod górę	165 m
Przyzwoity	165 m

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Czas przejścia	1 h 00 min
Pod górę	56 m
Przyzwoity	57 m

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Czas przejścia	2 h 30 min
Pod górę	190 m
Przyzwoity	190 m

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Czas przejścia	2 h 00 min
Pod górę	140 m
Przyzwoity	140 m

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Czas przejścia	2 h 45 min
Pod górę	200 m
Przyzwoity	200 m

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Czas przejścia	3 h 00 min
Pod górę	165 m
Przyzwoity	165 m