Culture and tradition holidays

Art, culture and spiritualism surrounded by lakes and mountains

Come to Altopiano di Piné and Valle di Cembra and enjoy local history, culture and spiritualism thanks to itineraries that take in ancient villages, churches and shrines.

As well as the beauty of nature in this area so close to Trento and the Dolomites, it also offers various history-art options, the most important being the Dürer path; permanent and temporary exhibitions; churches and shrines important in religious and artistic terms, like the Santuario della Madonna di Piné, the centre of Marian worship in Trento; and castles of historic interest.

Madonna dell'Aiuto Sanctuary

At Segonzano, in the shade of a lime tree several hundred years old, there is a sanctuary dedicated to Maria Ausilitrice, better known as the “Madonna dell’Aiuto” (Our Lady Help of Christians).

Segonzano Castle

After a huge restoration, this medieval castle has finally reached full functioning thanks to the creation of a visitors’ route and facilities suitable to host historic and cultural events.

San Leonardo Church in Lisignago

The church is important for the frescoes that ornate the side walls, and the well conserved paintings of the Last Supper

The `Acqua Fredda` archaeological area

The site is open to the public and can be visited free of charge all the year round. It also has explanatory panels that illustrate the functioning of the ovens and the life of the population of the time.

Sanctuary of the Madonna di Pinè

The Sanctuary of Madonna di Piné is the most famous and most visited monument to the Madonna in the Trentino area, and the destination of many pilgrims who also come from neighbouring dioceses to this place of hope and conversion.

St. Peter’s Church in Cembra

An ancient church with late-medieval foundations