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Discovering Nomi
Nomi is a small village in Vallagarina, Trentino, located on the right bank of the Adige River at the foot of Monte Corona. First mentioned in 1188 as “de Nomio,” the town preserves a rural and authentic character, surrounded by vineyards, orchards and dry-stone walls that reflect its agricultural heritage.
The historic center of Nomi is built around the Palazzo Vecchio, a 15th-century fortified residence. Nearby, you’ll find traditional farmhouses with wooden balconies, votive frescoes and stone portals that evoke the feudal past of the region. A must-see is the Church of the Madonna della Consolazione, built between 1858 and 1895, featuring works of art and a Baroque altar by Domenico Sartori.
Nomi is also a great destination for nature lovers and cycling enthusiasts. The Adige Valley cycle path is easily accessible via a small road through apple orchards, leading to the Bicigrill—a rest stop offering refreshments and bike services, perfect for a scenic break. The surrounding area offers relaxing walks through the hills and trails up Monte Corona, with panoramic views of the valley and nearby towns like Calliano, Volano and Rovereto.
Throughout the year, Nomi hosts events celebrating agricultural traditions and local products, including festivals, religious celebrations and farmers’ markets. Its peaceful setting and convenient location make it ideal for families, hikers and food lovers seeking a slow-paced stay in Trentino.