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Drena Castle dominates the middle Sarca Valley from above, perched on a rocky spur that offers a wide view of vineyards, olive groves and the Marocche. Reaching it by bike is short but intense: whether you go up from Dro or Braila, the slopes are felt, especially in the last few meters. The castle is a perfect stop for a panoramic break: you can enter and climb the tower to admire the valley from above or simply rest in the shade of its walls.

A 25-meter-high quadrangular keep of medieval origin, in the province of Trento, Drena Castle can be visited during FAI days and hosts events, art exhibitions, weddings and concerts. The city walls are currently being restored.

A real eye-catcher, very interesting construction. From the bridge you have a very beautiful view of the Etsch. Stop for a moment and enjoy the impressions.

Very beautiful stretch of route along the Etsch. The entire stage, which leads through an impressive landscape, is very varied. Well-developed cycle paths, great places, friendly people, a relaxed tour. It seems that it gets a little better and more beautiful each time. Recommended.

Stylish and eye-catching bridge for this area.

The Valle del Sarca cycle path, also known as the "Valle dei Laghi cycle path" is one of the most beautiful and famous cycle paths in all of Italy. It is about 30 km long and passes through wonderful scenic landscapes and expanses of apple orchards and vineyards.

Lake Cavedine is a small natural lake about 20 kilometers from Trento. Immersed in a spectacular setting, it is a place frequented by surfers and sailors thanks to the allied "Ora" (refreshing afternoon wind). The landscape is suggestive and little modified by man, rich in vegetation.

Castel Drena is a hilltop castle ruin in Drena in Trentino, Italy. The castle was owned by the Arco family almost continuously since the 12th century and fell into disrepair after being burned down by Vendôme's troops in the War of the Spanish Succession in 1703. The restored complex has been open to visitors since the 1990s. Source: Wikipedia