The small village of Cunevo on the right bank of the Noce stream in the Contà plain specialises in apple cultivation
Image gallery: Cunevo
Together with the villages of Flavon and Terres, Cunevo is part of the municipality of Contà, known for having been the most ancient countship of Trentino, as well as property of the Counts of Flavon.
The S. Lorenzo church likely dates from the 13th century. It boasts a Renaissance portal made of bright stone which is decorated with ornaments and figures. The number 1559 refers to the year when the reconstruction works were completed. The Chiesa del Redentore church in the centre of the village is larger than the previous one. Its construction dates back to around 1850.
Castel La Santa is a fortress in an ideal position south of Cunevo. The remains of the ancient Castel Corona instead, are nestled in a rock cave and can be admired along the road to malga d'Arza. Originally built for military purposes, Castel Corona is also a stunning panoramic point.
The Rifugio Malga d'Arza is an ideal starting point for mountain hikes into the Valle di Tovel.
