Trento

Trento is a little gem, a really interesting travel destination. This city of Trentino Alto Adige attracts tourists from all over Italy every year. There are many tourist attractions to see between history, culture and nightlife centers. This pole is suitable for all the needs of the tourist!

And if you love Christmas you can't miss the Christmas markets , they are very famous and animate Piazza Fiera from November to January 6.

As you visit the city let yourself be enchanted by truly unique places, get lost in the streets and try delicious food in the pubs and restaurants. Trento and its province are beautiful and there are magical places that dominate the city that absolutely must be visited.

Buonconsiglio Castle

The castle of Trento is among the most important tourist attractions in the region and you cannot miss it. Located higher than the city and defended by solid walls, here you can see:

• The Torre dell'Aquila. Its walls are frescoed with the cycle of the months, this work dates back to the fourteenth and depicts seasons, professions and daily life.
• The Keep of Castel Vecchio.
• The Venetian Loggia.

Visiting the castle means getting lost in another time, here in fact not only the atmosphere but also paintings, sculptures and artifacts dating back to prehistoric times up to 1800 will take you back in the ages. The castle is open to the public from Tuesday to Sunday.

MUSE

Inaugurated in 2013, the Science Museum of Trento immediately became an attraction that enchant tourists from all over Italy every year. You can't really miss it, designed by Renzo Piano is a futuristic place where science and nature meet.

The spaces contain important exhibitions every day and its purpose is to contribute to everyone's awareness that good technology can save the planet.

Roccabruna Palace

Palazzo Roccabruna is an ancient 16th century manor, once belonging to the ancient Roccabruna family . Completely restored in 2004, it offers opportunities to participate in free exhibitions.

The building is also home to the Provincial Enoteca of Trentino with an assortment of wines, grappas and liqueurs from 1940 to 1980.

Inside are given also cooking classes and food & wine tastings, so if you love good food and good wine you can't miss the opportunity to visit this place.

Doss Trento

The Doss Trento , also known as Monte Verruca, is a rocky spur that reaches 309 m asl, covered by hectares of forest that, in ancient Rome together with the Dosso di San Rocco and the one of Sant'Agata, was part of the Roman Tridentum. This is a unique place, a must see.

Throughout the ages it has always been a very important place:

• During the Fascist era it became a national monument.
• During the First World War it was used by the Austrians as a defense outpost and retains some remains.
• In 1703, during the Spanish Civil War, it was used by the Spaniards to target the city.
• At the top are the remains of an ancient Paleochristian church.

Its beauty is such that it became famous because it was portrayed by the famous painter Albrecht Dürer in a watercolor entitled Trintperg. Climbing along this small mountain you can cross the Doss Trento Natural Park , discovering its naturalistic beauties.

The flora and fauna present here are the living testimony of the climatic transformations that have taken place over the centuries. On its top it is possible to find the Mausoleum of Cesare Battisti and the National Historical Museum of the Alpine Troops.

There are three different roads to access the mountain, its historical monuments and the Natural Park: passing through the Napoleonic fort, from the Piazzale di via Brescia and from the Piedicastello square . This last route is the most panoramic and involves a light climb that is not too difficult even if with several steps.