Belluno Veronese among trails, churches and landscapes

Belluno Veronese combines the Sentiero del Pian di Festa and CAI trails 76 and 678 with churches from different periods, the Natura 2000 site “Fiume Adige tra Belluno Veronese e Verona Ovest” and Roeno’s Wine Experience. Here, specific trail destinations, sacred architecture, woodland and river landscapes, wine tasting and traditional cuisine come together.

Hiking trails with different elevation targets

The Sentiero del Pian di Festa begins in Belluno Veronese at an elevation of 143 metres and reaches Pian di Festa at an elevation of 6 metres. Variant 5a passes over the Passo della Crocetta and through Pian dei Biguli to Ferrara di Monte Baldo at an elevation of 849 metres. Variant 5b passes over the Passo del Casello at an elevation of 1,055 metres to Novezzina at an elevation of 1,232 metres and to the refuge of the same name near the Orto Botanico. For personal route planning, you can choose the variant based on your preferred elevation range and destination. If you prefer a mountain pass as an intermediate destination, variant 5a takes you to the Passo della Crocetta and variant 5b to the Passo del Casello.

CAI trail 76 connects Belluno Veronese with Ferrara di Monte Baldo. CAI trail 678 connects Belluno Veronese with the Passo del Cerbiolo. On Sentiero 678, the trail passes through Val dei Fo and climbs diagonally through dense hornbeam and beech forest to the ridge descending from Monte Cerbiolo. If, when planning your route, you consider not only the destination but also the landscape along a trail section, this woodland and ridge passage is one of the notable specific features around Belluno Veronese.

Churches with a layered history

The parish church of San Giovanni Battista is located at Via Roma 29, 37020 Belluno Veronese, Brentino Belluno, and dates from the 18th century. Sant’Andrea was built between the 11th and 12th centuries as a chapel subordinate to the parish church of Santa Maria in Caprino.

Some 15th-century fresco decorations are still visible inside. The church combines Romanesque origins and architectural forms, a Gothic interior with fresco decoration, and Baroque interior furnishings with lime plaster. For those interested in culture, Sant’Andrea brings together Romanesque origins and architectural forms, Gothic fresco decoration and Baroque interior furnishings with lime plaster.

Natural and culinary highlights

The Natura 2000 site “Fiume Adige tra Belluno Veronese e Verona Ovest” bears the code SIC IT3210043. For nature enthusiasts, the Fiume Adige between Belluno Veronese and Verona Ovest and the woodland and ridge landscape along Sentiero 678 offer two different types of landscape. Roeno’s Wine Experience combines a tasting of the winery’s wines with traditional cuisine.

More destinations

More local pages for planning your trip: Sona, Grezzana, Vigasio, Via I Maggio Mediana Dell'industria, Marchesino, Cerea, Custoza and Bevilacqua.

For the higher-level travel overview: Verona.