Discover Tre Rivi: Holiday Apartment, Sentiero dei Fossili and Mill

Between Watercourses and History

Tre Rivi brings nature, trails and cultural history together in a varied travel experience. Around the year 1000, the hill of Ciabot San Giorgio was home to the “Pulciano Castle” and the “Church of San Giorgio”. The Mulino Amajolo dei Tre Rivi is an old mill that is still in operation. It is located at the confluence of the Rio dell’Anima Nera, the Rio di Montaldo and the Rio di Santo Stefano. Anyone choosing a holiday apartment in Tre Rivi can plan their stay among watercourses, a historic mill and old buildings.

Walking the Sentiero dei Fossili

For days spent walking, the Sentiero dei Fossili offers a special connection between landscape and the past. It follows the streambed of a watercourse for a long stretch and was created by the Ecomuseo delle Rocche del Roero to explore the old places in this area. The free Izi.Travel audio guide to the Sentiero dei Fossili explains what hikers can see and guides them along the route with an intuitive map. The hiking trails in the municipality of Monteu Roero are marked with trail signs. This makes it possible to choose between a long stretch along the watercourse, marked trails and an exploration accompanied by audio and maps, catering to different interests within a travel group.

Tre Rivi on Two Wheels

The landscape can also be experienced up close on two wheels. The RBT mountain-bike route, Stage 2A, passes through the valley floor of the Tre Rivi hamlet between vineyards, cultivated fields and farms with greenhouses for strawberries and vegetables. At the SP 29, Stage 2A leaves the Sentiero dei Fossili and heads towards Montaldo Roero. When choosing a holiday apartment in Tre Rivi, this route can be a practical planning factor if you want your days to focus on cycling and the valley-floor landscape.

Culture, Gastronomy and Regional Destinations

The cultural and gastronomic side includes Tasta Tasta, an enogastronomic walk in Monteu Roero. In the area around Tre Rivi are the Museum Artecontemporanea di G.Dalpozzo & D.Coffa, the Museo Federico Eusebio museum, Castello di Pralormo and Palazzo Comunale Alba. The wider regional surroundings of Tre Rivi also include the natural arches Arco Trionfale and Arco Charles Emmanuel I - Emmanuel Philibert of Savoy. The selection therefore ranges from a culinary-focused route to museums and historic buildings.

Green Destinations in the Surrounding Area

The Parco Cascina Vigna park is located in the wider regional surroundings of Tre Rivi. The Area Verde Giovanni Falcone Paolo Borsellino garden is also located in the area around Tre Rivi. Both destinations complement the routes along the watercourse, the mill and the cultural sites with additional places for varied day planning. When looking for accommodation, you can therefore set the focus of your stay between activity, history, regional culture and green destinations.

If you would like to continue planning your trip beyond Tre Rivi, you can also visit Valle Talloria, Busca, Murazzo, San Michele di Mondovì, Bernezzo, Bagnasco, Monforte De Alba and Ceva.

To the overarching travel overview: Cuneo.