Cerentino: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Cerentino
Madone di Càmedo, Ciavena Alta, Cima di Catögn and Pizzo Molinera are located in the immediate vicinity of Cerentino. This makes the village particularly interesting for travellers who want to experience the landscape as the central theme of their trip.
Fontana a Cerentino e Torre delle Chiesa parrocchiale di Santa Maria delle Grazie
Photo: SchmalspurDVZO via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
You can rent a holiday apartment in Cerentino.
Regional Impressions
In the wider regional area around Cerentino are Falconeria Locarno and Parrocchia Ss. Gervasio E Protasio. For travellers interested in regional discoveries, Falconeria Locarno is a specific point of reference.
Geographical Classification
The Rovana di Campo and the Rovana di Bosco/Gurin join south of Collinasca and flow into the Maggia in Visletto, in the municipality of Cevio.
The traditional settlement structure of Cerentino includes eleven main settlements, even though not all of them are still inhabited.
Nature
The municipality of Cerentino is predominantly characterised by forests and woodland: 66.2% is covered by forest and woodland, while a further 27.6% consists of unproductive land, which is mostly mountainous.
Cerentino is situated at approximately 977 metres above sea level.
Culture
The parish church associated with Cerentino is Santa Maria delle Grazie.
Anyone wishing to compare other places can also view Campo, Menzonio, Lodano, Gordevio, Bosco/Gurin, Cevio, Avegno Ti and Avegno-Gordevio.
To the higher-level travel overview: Vallemaggia.
