A city of immense charm that can nourish the soul of any visitor: history buffs or culture lovers, science admirers or war scholars, visionary architects and occultists who want to discover the mysteries of castles. Works, museums, churches, archaeological sites and many other attractions can satisfy the most refined and subtle desires.
The Trento Cathedral is dedicated to San Vigilio, patron saint of the city. It was there that, in 1563, the agreements of the historic Council of Trent were promulgated, a story described in detail inside the Diocesan Museum, in the halls of Palazzo Pretorio.
A magical castle that will remain etched in your memory for a long time, a fortress in the historic centre that was the seat of bishops and the most important lords of the city. The structure and the frescoes of Torre dell’Aquila will leave you speechless.
Designed by architect Renzo Piano, the Science Museum is not only unique for its innovative design, but also for all the scientific initiatives and events that are regularly held there. Breath-taking workshops for young and not-so-young in one of the most important natural science museums in Europe.
Large exhibition spaces created inside two former road tunnels in the historic Piedicastello district, a space dedicated to photographic exhibitions, multimedia installations and cultural events.
From Piedicastello, as you walk immerse in nature, you can go up to Doss Trento where you find the majestic Mausoleum of Cesare Battisti, which overlooks the city from above, and the National Historical Museum of the Alpine Troops.
Do you want to enjoy a truly breath-taking view? Then a visit to Sardagna going up with the cable car from the centre of Trento is a must! But if the cable car may seem too comfortable to you, you can take the beautiful bicycle/pedestrian trail along the Adige river.
Comfortable shoes and sportswear are ideal for visiting the Orrido di Ponte Alto. A wonderful canyon in the rock carved by the Fersina stream. To reach this destination, just take a bus from the bus station and you will get there in fifteen minutes.
The Trentino Guest Card is provided free of charge to all guests staying in one of the accredited accomodtion facilities in the area and Calepina…
