Holiday apartment in Mori: Santuario, trails and regional experiences

Mori combines sacred history, historic buildings, marked trails, cycling connections and regional culinary culture. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Mori, you can choose to focus your trip on culture, outdoor activities, culinary discoveries or regional events.

Santuario di Montalbano and historic traces

The Santuario di Montalbano stands at the foot of the ruins of an ancient castle destroyed by the Venetians in 1439. After leaving your car in Mori or Mori Vecchio, you can reach the Santuario on foot in 15 minutes. Six wooden reliefs on the church portal depict the construction of the church in 1556; the Santuario is also connected with the history of the municipality of Mori. At certain times of the year, it serves the parish of Mori as a venue for organised pilgrimages. It is also a stage of the Cammino di San Rocco.

Buildings worth visiting in Mori include the Romanesque parish church of Santo Stefano. A 15th-century rectory stands on Piazza Maggiore. Palazzo Salvadori dates from the 18th century. The Teatro Sociale Gustavo Modena features the architectural characteristics typical of Venetian theatres. In Corniano, the Chiesa di Sant’Agata is considered the oldest church in the valley that is still in use.

Hiking on trails of varying distances

The Cammino di San Rocco is a 70-kilometre trail that passes through Mori. As route F20, it is marked with official SAT signs as well as white-and-red markings. The first stage of the Cammino di San Rocco runs from Mori to Ronzo-Chienis. The Via Ferrata Ottorino Marangoni - Monte Albano was established in 1976 by the Mori section of CAI-SAT. From the centre of Mori, it can be reached via the uphill path to the Santuario di Montalbano. Another circular route is the Anello di Mori Alta: it is 10.3 kilometres long, has a stated duration of 3 hours and 45 minutes, and starts at the church of Santo Stefano in Mori. On the way back to Mori, the circular trail first passes through a forest and then through Mori’s old district. The varying trail lengths help you plan your day.

Cycling route, festivals and wine

Near Mori, the Ciclovia Adige-Garda is connected to Ciclovia No. 1 of the Valle dell’Adige. It begins directly below the ENEL weir near Mori. The Ganzega d’Autunno has been held as an open-air event in the historic centre of Mori for more than 25 years; it brings together history, local traditions and authentic flavours. It includes demonstrations of traditional crafts and food stalls serving traditional dishes from Trentino. The Sagra di San Giuseppe is associated with the Santuario di Montalbano and usually takes place on the last Sunday in March. Cantina Mori Colli Zugna has a new underground facility built in 2011 and offers direct wine sales.

Getting there and choosing your holiday apartment in Mori

Mori can be reached by regional trains via Mori station, by long-distance trains via Rovereto and by the province’s regional bus services. When choosing a holiday apartment in Mori, you can therefore consider whether cultural sites, hiking trails, the cycling connection, or festivals and wine should be the main focus of your stay. The train and bus connections can also be taken into account when considering the location.

More destinations for travel planning: Campitello Die Fassa, Baselga di Piné, Lombardi, San Lorenzo In Banale, Bedollo, Preore, Strembo, Nanno

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