—an idyllic retreatsurrounded by nature
Vineyards and Dry-Stone Walls · in Trentino
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The vineyards of the Val di Cembra are a symbol of a landscape shaped over the centuries by nature and human labor. Over 700 kilometers of dry-stone walls support the spectacular terraces that characterize the valley, built using a traditional technique recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. This extraordinary feat makes this landscape one of the most representative in Trentino and creates the ideal conditions for growing high-quality wines, such as the renowned Müller Thurgau.
THE PYRAMIDS OF SEGONZANO
Amazing masterpieces .
Among the most distinctive wonders of the Val di Cembra are the Segonzano Pyramids, spectacular earthen columns formed over the centuries by the action of water and topped by large boulders. The trail leading to the pyramids winds through the woods and offers panoramic views along the entire route, allowing visitors to observe up close one of Trentino’s most fascinating geological phenomena. This hike is suitable for the whole family and is a must-see for anyone wishing to discover the valley’s most surprising side.
MALGA VERNERA
‘s most authentic mountain.
A short distance from the Hotel Tirol lies Malga Vernera, the only mountain hut in the Val di Cembra. Reachable in about twenty minutes by car or on foot directly from Montesover, it’s an ideal destination for a walk surrounded by nature. Amid pastures, forests, and sweeping views of the Lagorai mountain range, you can get a close-up look at life at the mountain hut, savor local dairy products, and experience one of the valley’s most picturesque spots.
WHERE FLAVOR BEGINS
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The Val di Cembra also expresses its identity through its cuisine. Wines, cheeses, cured meats, honey, fruits, and seasonal produce are the result of a tradition that continues to this day thanks to the work of local farms and small-scale producers. The valley’s proximity to the Wine Route and its winemaking heritage make Müller Thurgau one of its best-known symbols. You’ll also discover this culinary heritage at the Hotel Tirol, where the cuisine showcases local ingredients and recipes inspired by Trentino tradition.


