Trento

Trento is a town in northern Italy, the capital of Trentino-Alto Adige, located in the Adige Valley and surrounded by the mountains of the Dolomites. It is known for its rich historical and cultural heritage, including the Castello del Buonconsiglio, the Cathedral of San Vigilio, and its Renaissance-style historic center.

Not to be missed

Walking through its elegant squares, frescoed buildings, and ancient streets of the historic center, one discovers a highly valuable artistic heritage, enriched by museums, castles, and monuments. Thanks to its lively atmosphere and proximity to the mountains, Trento is an ideal destination for those who wish to learn about the traditions of Trentino and experience a blend of art, history, and alpine landscapes.

Reach the town

Discover the transport options to easily reach the town center from Monte Bondone.
Take the cable car from Sardagna or a scheduled bus; the descent towards the city will offer you breathtaking views over the valley.

Piazza Duomo

Heart of Trento’s historic center, Piazza del Duomo is one of the most charming squares in Trentino. Surrounded by frescoed buildings and dominated by the Fountain of Neptune, it is the city’s main meeting place and the ideal starting point for exploring its historical heritage.
Overlooking Piazza del Duomo, the Cathedral of San Vigilio is Trento’s main religious building. Built between the 12th and 13th centuries in the Romanesque-Lombard style, it is dedicated to the city’s patron saint and is famous for having hosted important sessions of the Council of Trent.

Castello del Buonconsiglio

The Castello del Buonconsiglio is the most important historical monument in Trento and for centuries it was the residence of the prince-bishops. The complex combines medieval and Renaissance elements, houses precious frescoes, including the famous Cycle of the Months in the Aquila Tower, and today hosts the city’s main museum.
Discounted entry with the Trentino Guest Card.

Muse

MUSE is one of Italy’s most innovative science museums, designed by architect Renzo Piano. Through interactive exhibits and engaging pathways, it tells the story of nature, biodiversity, sustainability, and evolution, offering an educational and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages.
Discounted entry with the Trentino Guest Card.

Trento–Sardagna Cable Car

The Trento–Sardagna Cable Car connects the center of Trento with the hillside village of Sardagna in just a few minutes. During the ride it offers spectacular panoramic views over the city, the Adige Valley, and the surrounding mountains, making it an ideal experience to admire Trento from above.

Just a few steps from the town

In the surroundings of Trento there are numerous natural, historical, and cultural attractions that can be easily reached in just a few minutes. From mountains to lakes, as well as castles and forts, the area offers many opportunities for excursions and visits, ideal for complementing the discovery of the city.

Doss Trento

Doss Trento is a panoramic hill overlooking the city from above, easily reachable from the town center. It hosts the Mausoleum of Cesare Battisti and is a site of great historical and symbolic value. From its summit, you can enjoy a splendid view of Trento and the Adige Valley, making it an ideal destination for a walk combining nature and remembrance.

Orrido di Ponte Alto

The Orrido di Ponte Alto is a spectacular natural canyon located just a few kilometers from the center of Trento, crossed by the Fersina stream. Its high rock walls and impressive waterfalls, channeled by ancient hydraulic works, create a striking and unique landscape. It is an ideal place for a guided visit among nature, historical engineering, and breathtaking scenery.
Discounted entry with the Trentino Guest Card.

Museo Caproni

The Gianni Caproni Aeronautical Museum is the oldest aviation museum in Italy and is located just a few minutes from Trento. It preserves a valuable collection of historical aircraft, including pioneering and military planes, as well as documents and artifacts related to the history of flight. It is dedicated to engineer Gianni Caproni, a pioneer of Italian aviation, and offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of aeronautics.
Free entry with the Trentino Guest Card.

Lakes

Discover the lakes of Trentino, nestled among nature and mountains.

Wineries

Discover all the renowned wineries in the area and take part in wine tastings.

Museums

The museums of Trentino bring together culture, science, and history in cutting-edge exhibition spaces.

Castles

Medieval buildings rich in history waiting to be discovered.

Alto Garda Trentino

Upper Garda Trentino offers a unique atmosphere and breathtaking landscapes.