Nomi between Wine Routes, Cycling Route and Local History

Nomi combines routes through wine-growing landscapes, a strong cycling culture, nature observation and historic townscapes. This makes the town appealing to different travel interests: you can plan a cellar tour with wine tasting, use a flat cycle route, explore the old town centre or take in the landscape around Monte Corona and Dosso Corona.

Wine Routes and Nature at the Taio di Nomi

Walking paths in Nomi run between wineries, vineyards and orchards at the foot of Monte Corona. The combination of rural landscape and winegrowing can be experienced directly on paths that pass through the cultivated areas. A particular connection with nature can be found at the Taio di Nomi: Along the Verona–Bolzano migration route, the area serves as an oasis and resting place for migrating waterbirds. Visitors will find an observation tower there for wildlife watching. The Taio biotope can be reached from Nomi on foot or by bicycle via the Adige Valley Cycle Route.

Experience Wine and Discover Local Offerings

At the Grigoletti winery in Nomi, bookings are accepted for cellar tours with wine tastings. The Classic Wine Experience includes a guided cellar tour and the tasting of four wines while standing. Grissini or crackers are served with them. This gives your travel planning a clear focus on wine and cellar culture, without limiting your stay to this theme.

Explore Nomi by Bicycle

For cycling travellers, Nomi offers Asgard Bici Grill Nomi, a stop with e-bike charging stations, a workshop and a refreshment point. There is also a Bicigrill rest area on the Adige Valley Cycle Route near Nomi, offering refreshments, logistical support and information for cyclists. From Nomi, a path through apple trees leads to the Adige Valley Cycle Route. The cycle route from Rovereto to Nomi is consistently flat and paved; vehicles other than bicycles are not allowed to use it.

Historic Town Centre and Views across the Valley

Nomi developed around the Palazzo Vecchio, a 15th-century-style building recognisable by its typical dry-stone walls. The historic town centre contains beautiful residential buildings with wall frescoes, decorated portals and arcades beneath the eaves. The townscape is therefore revealed not only through a single building, but also through details on the houses and the layout of the lanes.

Above Nomi, the remains of Castello di Nomi stand on the rocky outcrop of Dosso Corona. The ruins offer panoramic views across the valley and the nearby castles. Culture and landscape come together here in a shared motif: the castle remains mark an elevated point, while the view opens up onto the wider area with its castles and valley.

Seasonal Highlights in the Districts

During the Christmas season, nativity scenes can be found in Nomi’s districts. In summer, Nomi is known for rock concerts. These two points supplement the year-round themes of wine, cycling, nature and local history with seasonal and cultural occasions. If you would like to plan your trip around a specific event, you should schedule the relevant date separately.

Further destinations: Tres, Fai Della Paganella, Fondo, Ronzone, Drena, Brez, Siror and Stava.

For the overarching travel overview: Trentino.