Arco Participation Committee meeting (Arco centre and Arco Nuova)

About the event

Participation committees are bodies that represent the needs of Arco's communities: Arco centre and Arco Nuova, Oltresarca, Romarzollo, and the San Giorgio-Linfano area.

Under Article 6 of the municipal statute, the Municipality of Arco considers citizens, individually or in association, as subjects of participation, valuing the principle of active citizenship. Article 8, dedicated specifically to participation committees, states that the Municipality recognises them as bodies representing the needs of the communities of Arco, Oltresarca, Romarzollo and San Giorgio-Linfano.

The committees are a tool that lets residents contribute to the administration of public affairs in their own community, giving local administrators a sense of how things stand in the outlying areas and providing a forum to discuss decisions.

Typical weather

No forecast yet. In November Arco averages 13° by day and 7° at night, with rain on about 11 days of the month.

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Getting to Arco

Leave the A22 at Rovereto Sud/Lago di Garda Nord and follow the SS240 towards Riva, turning off for Arco; from the north you can also exit at Trento Nord and drive down the Sarca valley on the SS45bis. The nearest station is Rovereto, with Trentino Trasporti buses to Arco, Riva and Torbole. The Sarca cycle path runs from Arco to the lake at Torbole.

Parking: The Caneve car park is the usual starting point for the Sarca cycle path to Torbole; the Carmellini car park is another common base for rides and walks.

About Arco

Arco lies a few kilometres inland from Riva, where the Sarca valley widens and a limestone crag topped by the Castello di Arco rises above olive groves.

Guide to Arco →