Discover Revò: Santa Giustina, culture and hiking trails

Revò stretches across a large spur of land projecting into the artificial Santa Giustina Lake, between the gorges of the Novella and Pescara streams. The basin was created between 1950 and 1955. When choosing a holiday apartment in Revò, you can use this connection as a guide and plan your days around the landscape, trails and local history.

Culture and local history in Revò

The monumental high altar of the Church of Santo Stefano was created in 1687 by the sculptor Giovanni Merlo. The Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel is a building dating from 1309; it was rebuilt in the 17th century and again after the fire of 1889. Casa Thun is a palace built in the 16th century, distinguished by its Renaissance architecture. These three buildings offer different historical perspectives, from sacred art to Renaissance architecture.

Casa Campia was built in the last quarter of the 17th century by the de Maffei family. The year 1669 on the entrance portal appears to refer to the completion of the building work. Revò's origins go back even further: inscriptions and other archaeological objects attest to a connection with Roman times. Those interested in older local history will therefore find concrete starting points for exploring the town.

A holiday apartment in Revò for those who appreciate local characteristics

In Revò's historic centre, the Distilleria Rossi d'Anaunia is housed in an old building dating from 1886. The history of wine is also part of the local character: Cantina El Zeremia was the first historic winery to rediscover and enhance the local Groppello di Revò grape variety in Val di Non. The Festa del Carmen is celebrated every year in honour of the Madonna del Carmine.

Trails for walks and active days

The Snazi-Mont nature trail between Cagnò and Revò can be walked without guided tours and consists of three circular routes of different lengths. The RankiPino section from Cloz to the hamlet of Frari, located between Revò and Rumo, follows an old irrigation canal, is completely flat and can easily be walked in both directions by everyone. The different trail lengths help you adapt your plans to your preferred daily pace, without limiting the trails to just one way of experiencing them.

From Revò, a three-hour ascent follows a comfortable mule track up the wooded slopes of Monte Ozol. The RankiPino footpath also connects Passo delle Palade with the hamlet of Mostizzolo, where the Val di Sole cycle route begins. Together, these trails present different landscapes and levels of difficulty: a flat route along the old irrigation canal, a longer ascent through wooded slopes and a connection to a cycle route.

Another distinctive place is the Chiesetta di San Biagio. It stands at the tip of a rocky spur beyond the gorge of the Novella stream. In the Pòrtol area near Tregiovo, at an altitude of 1,300 metres above sea level, lie the remains of abandoned galena mines. Clearly distinct destinations such as these add depth to your planning between nature, altitude and regional history.

When deciding on a holiday apartment in Revò, you can therefore consider whether the historic town centre, the trails along the watercourse, the ascent of Monte Ozol or the other landscape destinations are your priorities. Revò brings together specific attractions for this purpose: sacred and secular buildings, views of Santa Giustina Lake, flat sections that are easy to walk, longer trails and traces of winegrowing. This allows you to align your accommodation choice with the experiences that interest you most during your stay.

Other places: Pian, Fucine, Siror, Pietramurata, Campodenno, Ponte Arche, Capriana, Prè Di Ledro

For the main travel overview: Trentino.