Typical alpine village, Panchià is a small town in the Val di Fiemme between the towns of Tesero and Ziano di Fiemme.
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Panchià’s alpine landscape is magnificently enriched by the presence of the Avisio and Rio Bianco streams, and its wooden “Old Bridge,” dating from 1903, is one of the historic attractions not to be missed. In addition, the parish church of St. Valentine, dating back to 1190, represents an important piece of local history and culture.
For nature and hiking enthusiasts, Panchià also proves to be a must-see destination during the summer. Taking the walk to Val Cavelonte, you can see the “Pecio del Cuco,” a spectacular monumental tree that captures the attention and excites visitors.
Discover the beauty and activities that Panchià has to offer, a pearl in the heart of the Trentino Dolomites that will provide unforgettable moments both in winter and summer.
Local cuisine
One cannot pass through Panchià without savoring specialties such as canederli, savory spiced and seasoned balls of bread, a must in soup or served dry with a butter and sage dressing.
Another highlight of the local cuisine is apple strudel, a perfect example of how the simplicity of local ingredients can turn into an internationally renowned dessert.
Of course, each dish pairs perfectly with Trentino wines and spirits, which are celebrated for their quality and capable of enhancing every flavor.
Village of Panchià
Municipality of Panchià
Province of Trento
Trentino Alto Adige Region
Abitanti: 830
Altitudine centro: 981 m s.l.m.
the Municipality is part of:
Comunità Montana Val di Fiemme
Municipality
Piazza Chiesa 1 – Tel. +39 0462 813075
BY CAR
- From the A22 highway, take the Egna / Ora exit and follow the Statale delle Dolomiti (S.S. 48) for Cavalese and then towards Tesero and Panchià. Or exit at Trento Nord, join the S.S. 12 and at Lavis follow for Valle di Cembra SS 612 and continue towards Cavalese and then towards Tesero and Panchià.
- From the A27 highway, take the Belluno exit and follow the directions for Agordo (S.S. 203). Then follow for Falcade and cross the S.Pellegrino Pass (S.S.346), up to Moena from where you can take the S.S.48 which connects the valley towards Predazzo and then Ziano di Fiemme and Panchià.
- From Strada Statale 47 heading north, shortly after Cismon del Grappa, merge onto S.S.50. Follow the signs for S.Martino di Castrozza, cross the Passo Rolle, and continue until you reach Predazzo and the S.S. 48 of the Dolomites in the direction of Ziano di Fiemme and then Panchià.
ON THE TRAIN
- Ora station
BY PLANE
- Bolzano airport
What to see in Panchià
Discover what to see in Panchià among monuments, scenic views, museums, churches and symbolic places of the village. A useful selection to plan your visit and explore the area.
What to do in Panchià
If you are wondering what to do in Panchià , here you will find activities, experiences and tours to enjoy the village and its area in an authentic way, among nature, culture, food and wine, and guided routes.
Where to stay in Panchià
If you are looking for where to stay in Panchià , you can choose from hotels, B&Bs, farm stays and holiday homes in the village and nearby, for a slower stay among landscapes, culture and authentic hospitality.
Continue the journey
Panchià is only one of the treasures of the area. Use the interactive map to discover what to visit nearby, how far the other villages are and which experiences you can enjoy along the route.
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