Soller between mountain landscapes, paths and Santa Giustina

Soller is a district of Cison di Valmarino in Valmareno. Scattered houses and traditional mountain architecture shape the appearance of the area. Soller lies at the foot of the mountain. Its mountain setting is therefore just as much a part of the district's character as its scattered development and traditional construction. Together with the vegetation-covered landscape, this creates a close spatial connection between the houses, mountain and paths. When planning a trip to Soller, these different aspects can be considered one after another.

Hiking and cycling paths in a vegetation-covered landscape

The paths and cycling routes around Soller lead through a vegetation-covered landscape. From Soller, hiking trails lead through the surrounding area, while cycling routes lead from here into the surrounding area. The hiking trails follow the surroundings of the district, while the cycling routes lead from Soller into the wider landscape. For planning the day, the footpath to Monte Torresel can be considered a separate focus alongside the cycling routes in the surrounding area. The Sentiero di Marco Zilli begins in Soller and leads to the summit of Monte Torresel. From Soller, the forests can be reached in a short time. Deer and roe deer live around Soller. For a day planned with a focus on nature, a summit trail, forest and wildlife can therefore be taken into account as specific local highlights. The short time needed to reach the forests is relevant when dividing up a day in the landscape.

Santa Giustina and the history of Soller

The small church of San Prosdocimo and Santa Giustina stands in Soller. The church of Santa Giustina was rebuilt in the distant past as an act of penance by a noble feudal lord. The present building of the church of Santa Giustina was erected at the request of Guido IX Brandolini at the end of the 17th century. For those interested in culture, a single church building is the main focus, whose present form dates from the end of the 17th century.

In Soller, the patronal feast of Santa Giustina is associated with 7 October. Local tradition also includes the Croda del Turco in Soller. According to local tradition, it is connected with a Turkish horseman who wanted to strike the church of Santa Giustina in Soller on 7 October around the 16th century. In Soller, the date 7 October links the patronal feast of Santa Giustina with the story of the Croda del Turco.

Soft mobility towards Cison

The Soller–Cison section is part of work on cycling routes carried out as part of soft mobility. Those planning to travel by bicycle can consider this section as a separate part of the paths around Soller.

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