Santuario di San Romedio
Santuario di San Romedio
Santuario di San Romedio
4.5
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
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4.5
1,658 reviews
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418
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Pat D
Bedford, UK17 contributions
Oct 2011 • Couples
This is an amazing place. We have gone there at our special moments and even there when the was a Wedding. Lovely walks through the woods and local ares.
Written February 1, 2012
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Ali_the_Westie
Hobart, Australia53 contributions
Dec 2011 • Couples
St. Romedio (4th century) was a hermit who lived , according to the legend, with a bear on the top of a small mountains lost in the woods. When he died a small chapel was built where he lived and his tomb is still there. Monks and hermits built other 4 chapels around the first one and the sanctuary was born. The chapels are from the Romanesque period to the 19th and they are well conserved while the sanctuary is still used and you can see a lot of ex-voto s. The sanctuary is worth visiting and my suggestion is to get there walking if possible. There are many different trail you can use: some are short , some adventurous and some other very long. We took a long walk from Fondo-Romeno-Don and then walked to st.Romedio and took a long time, but it was very good first in the high-terrace and then by the river (be aware of ice, if in winter). Another good walk is the one from Sanzeno which we took to come back: you can follow the road or climb in a rock trail which seems quite easy but was closed when we went there.
Written December 30, 2011
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yello
2 contributions
Sep 2017 • Family
If you have time (about 30 - 45 minutes), walk to the place taking the path carved into the rock wall at your left. This is as spectacular as the place itself.
Written October 3, 2017
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SMJ_13
Clinton, Tennessee, United States149 contributions
Apr 2016 • Friends
What a pleasant surprise this was! Friends took us here as an unplanned detour when driving from Coredo in Val di Non to Bolzano, so we didn't know what our destination was beforehand. But the experience was so special - walking up path from parking lot, seeing the sanctuary for the first time, climbing up all the stairs and out onto a vista point! It all had a very special feeling. And we learned our friends were married there!
Written June 6, 2016
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nasnac
Washington DC, DC143 contributions
Apr 2015 • Couples
Visiting here was a well worth experience. Nice walk in a settings I would describe as wildness, in the way it feels. Of course, in reality it is not, there is a road and a parking lot and the path. Great nature around. The building is interesting as well as the history of the monk. Watch out for the bears! They are in the enclosure behind the wall.
Written July 14, 2015
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goonilla
Verona, Italy79 contributions
Sep 2011 • Friends
This place is unique! Everything about it puts me in a better mood! The walk to reach it is stunning, across a canyon. the view is so great! the santuario itself is a perfectly peaceful place! you can visit until the top of the highest tower (breathtaking sight!), you can have a picnic just outside and also try to catch a glimpse of the bear!
Written August 2, 2012
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been_here-to
Baden-Württemberg, Germany69 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
We took the way from Sanzeno, the old water supply - kind of viaduct - to Santurario di San Romedio. A real nice trip, you must try!
Arrived, it is worth to climb up all stairs and enjoying the nice "Chapel".
In the area you find a Bar serving Kaffee, drinks, beverages and sandwiches on normal pricing.
Arrived, it is worth to climb up all stairs and enjoying the nice "Chapel".
In the area you find a Bar serving Kaffee, drinks, beverages and sandwiches on normal pricing.
Written May 30, 2019
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BlackpoolStevieb
Blackpool, UK1,993 contributions
Mar 2017 • Couples
Been here twice now and my opinion hasn't changed one iota - this is the best place I've ever been.
From the moment you leave the car park and start to climb the many steps you get the feeling that this truly was a sanctuary built to completely cut you off from the world. With the high mountains in all directions and the tall trees covered in snow this really does feel a special place.
The climb up to the sanctuary is not an easy one and if you are not steady on your feet or if you have health issues, probably not for you.
Your first views as you climb higher give you the impress of a fairy tale castle rather than a sanctuary as it is perched up on a cliff.
Even once you have ascended to the doors your climb is not over as there are a couple hundred more steps once inside, although the many chapels you look at on the way up does let forget them for a while. Each chapel is completely different in size and style and please take a few moments to read about each one as they are most interesting.
Finally you reach the top and the view of the canyon below is lovely; and there is also a little view point where you can take a photo out on a limb and very high up.
Please remember this is a sanctuary and the entire place is held in great esteem so just chill down a bit and treat it with respect.
There is a small gift shop and also a small cafe if you need refreshing before your descent.
The story of the hermit and his bear is intriguing and if true is also quite remarkable.
PS. There is still a bear in the enclosure below but he was asleep when we visited so not seen him
From the moment you leave the car park and start to climb the many steps you get the feeling that this truly was a sanctuary built to completely cut you off from the world. With the high mountains in all directions and the tall trees covered in snow this really does feel a special place.
The climb up to the sanctuary is not an easy one and if you are not steady on your feet or if you have health issues, probably not for you.
Your first views as you climb higher give you the impress of a fairy tale castle rather than a sanctuary as it is perched up on a cliff.
Even once you have ascended to the doors your climb is not over as there are a couple hundred more steps once inside, although the many chapels you look at on the way up does let forget them for a while. Each chapel is completely different in size and style and please take a few moments to read about each one as they are most interesting.
Finally you reach the top and the view of the canyon below is lovely; and there is also a little view point where you can take a photo out on a limb and very high up.
Please remember this is a sanctuary and the entire place is held in great esteem so just chill down a bit and treat it with respect.
There is a small gift shop and also a small cafe if you need refreshing before your descent.
The story of the hermit and his bear is intriguing and if true is also quite remarkable.
PS. There is still a bear in the enclosure below but he was asleep when we visited so not seen him
Written March 14, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
C F
Irvine, CA48 contributions
Aug 2016 • Couples
The sanctuary is easily accessible from various nearby location. Typically it takes a 30' walk through gorgeous forested land. The sanctuary has an interesting history of successive building episodes, from the early 1500 to 1918. The location and view alone are worth a visit, but the architecture and historical context are the best aspects of the Sanctuary.
In an enclosure next to the sanctuary is housed a brown bear, rescued from captivity. This highlights the long lasting commitment of the region Trentino in conservation and restoration.
In an enclosure next to the sanctuary is housed a brown bear, rescued from captivity. This highlights the long lasting commitment of the region Trentino in conservation and restoration.
Written August 27, 2016
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Emmarence
Zurrieq, Malta305 contributions
Mar 2016 • Family
A nice sanctuary situated in a nice valley with a lot of people who left there prayers and promises after they had an accident or hospitalised..the only thing is that we drove a long way from Molveno for just an hour attraction..
Written March 26, 2016
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Raffaele D
Tuscany, Italy259 contributions
Vorrei visitare il santuario passando per il sentiero. Con me porteró un cagnolino di taglia piccola, una volta raggiunto il santuario è possibile visitarlo con un cagnolino?
MACRISMA
Agrate Brianza, Italy18 contributions
Sicuramente è possibile visitare tutta la parte esterna, ma se non ricordo male l'accesso agli spazi interni è vietato ai cani.
roberto l
Forli, Italy
È sempre percorribile il sentiero a piedi anche in inverno?
robby12002
11 contributions
Dipende se c'è molta neve comunque puoi arrivarci anche dalla strada sia prediche in auto.
Ambra
Province of Bologna, Italy323 contributions
É possibile salire al santuario con un pulmino e scendere a piedi per il sentiero ?????
MaricaCremona
Cremona58 contributions
Si certo, anzi è consigliato, ma anche la salita non è poi così dura, è molto bello a piedi sia l’andata che il ritorno. Comunque c’è una Navetta che per tre euri passa ogni ora. Gratuita se hai la TrentinoCard.
buon giorno chiedevo e possibile parcheggiare con il Camper a Sanzeno per visitare il Santuario per poi tornare a Coredo Grazie
pellegrino t
Milan, Italy7 contributions
Davanti al Museo Retico c'è un ampio parcheggio e da lì inizia il percorso a piedi per il Santuario di San Rimedio.
Luca
1 contribution
Domenica volevo visitare questo posto, c'è neve in questi giorni?
Angelo Giuseppe T
Milan, Italy70 contributions
So che in questinzione giorni è nevitato molto nella vicina VAL di Sole, ma a parte questo la strada per San Romedio è tutta in ombra quindi.......
Buonasera, c’è un modo di raggiungere il santuario con passeggino?
Alb-85
Alba, Italy1,404 contributions
Si, il sentiero lo permette tranquillamente, si tratta però di sterrato.
Horace de la Taupe
Imola, Italy11 contributions
Se uno sente il bisogno di spiritualità cristiana può pernottare?
Fabio F
12 contributions
Mi sa che non si può però ci si può informare direttamente al santuario chiamando
vani19792018
Milan, Italy
Vorrei sapere se si necessita di un abbigliamento particolare per affrontare il percorso
Marcolf66
Genoa, Italy1,193 contributions
Scarpe da trekking, volendo lungo la strada asfaltata che porta al santuario ci sono dei sentieri che portano alla passeggiata nella roccia, nel caso non si volesse fare tutto il percorso.
fede 🙃
Sondrio, Italy131 contributions
Buongiorno a tutti,qualcuno mi può dire quanto è lungo il sentiero panoramico scavato nella roccia?grazie mille.
arietevolitivo
Pordenone, Italy737 contributions
Il percorso si fa a passo normale in un'oretta, e con qualche momento di fermata per osservare il panorama; poi c'è ancora un piccolo tratto nel bosco, ma il sentiero è agevole.
Santuario di San Romedio, Coredo
Frequently Asked Questions about Santuario di San Romedio
- Santuario di San Romedio is open:
- Sun - Sat 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
- Hotels near Santuario di San Romedio:
- (0.58 mi) Pineta Nature Resort
- (1.73 mi) Agritur Cristina
- (1.54 mi) Miraval Hotel
- (1.68 mi) Agritur Casa Fabri
- (0.56 mi) Agritur Agostini
- Restaurants near Santuario di San Romedio:
- (0.02 mi) Malga Nuova di Coredo
- (0.55 mi) Alla Pineta
- (0.77 mi) Ristorante Bar Due Laghi
- (0.45 mi) Agritur Agostini
- (1.53 mi) Osteria Casa de Gentili
- Attractions near Santuario di San Romedio:
- (0.56 mi) Centro Benessere Pineta Nature Resort
- (2.08 mi) Parco Fluviale Novella
- (1.30 mi) Caseificio Sociale Di Coredo
- (5.09 mi) Lago di Tovel
- (5.08 mi) Canyon Rio Sass