Trento

Tours

The main attractions, the most important monuments, the curiosities, the legends, the places frequented by the locals, the best restaurants, the typical dishes, and the anecdotes of people who have always lived in the city. These are the elements I would like to find in a tour when I travel and that is exactly what you will find inside this digital tour! What will you need for this tour: - Smartphone - Internet connection - Some energy! You will walk about 3 km but it is feasible regardless of athletic training (so the tour must be done moving through the streets of Trento and not just by phone). You can start the tour at any time: once purchased you will receive link and password to start your experience! Everything is going to be into GetYourGuide Voucher so read all the info!  Once purchased, the tour can be used for the duration of the booked day + 2 extra days so: no rush at all! During the tour, you can freely enter the monuments (entrance fees are not included) and spend as much time as you like on the various visits! Unlike standard tours where you have to run after a guide, the beauty of this experience is that you can decide whether to relax, read historical insights, or spend more time on food or views! The experience is totally in your hands!

Trento, in the heart of the Alps, has a millenary history, made up of Mittel-European traditions straddling the Germanic and Italian worlds, the evidence of which can be seen in the beautiful historic centre and is perfectly preserved, period after period, in the palaces, archaeological sites and museums of excellence that the city hosts. The visit takes place every Saturday from April to January at 10 a.m. and lasts approximately 2 hours. The meeting point is 15 minutes before the start of the activity at the Information Office in Piazza Fiera in Trento. The guided tour will be available in Italian at a cost of €10 and will be free for children from 0 to 18 years old

Want to take a round tour of the lake? Keep in mind that the most obvious way is sometimes far from the best. Our route offers you the most logical, pleasant and interesting way to do the “round trip”. Save your time and money by trusting our expertise. Each year we ride out in search for the best roads and the finest attractions along the Garda shoreline, preparing your ideal route. No traffic jams, no parking issues, no searching for a place to dine. You won’t waste a single minute, see the lake from all of the best spots, and spend a day full of delights and discoveries. You will: - See all most scenic spots on Lake Garda in a single day. - Optimize your route: ride over small roads far away from heavy traffic. - Get the most impressive views of the lake from both shores. Including the famous view from over 300 meters high. - Stock on local produce from our partners’ store located high up in the mountains. You get a special discount, as well. - Have lunch in an authentic restaurant, where a table is always waiting for you. - Take the ferry across the lake at a discounted fare. Avoid wasting your time waiting in the boarding line. - Take a drive down one of the officially most beautiful roads in the world, the Strada della Forra and see the fabulous gorge - Taste delicious ice cream while enjoying one of the best views over the lake at a bar run by our friends in Tremosine area - Rest assured that not a single minute is wasted in search of directions or a parking lot. Just enjoy your trip, pure and undiluted. Hop on a stylish Vespa scooter and hit the road! We guarantee a lot of impressions and great photos!

Navigate the rapids of Noce in Val di Sole on this guided rafting trip with all the gear you need for a safe adventure on the water. Enjoy a rafting option suitable for all skill levels and a route crafted with the ages of participants in mind. Upon arrival at the rafting facility, meet your guide and get everything you need for the activity, including a wetsuit and life jacket. Then, board the bus for a short 5-minute ride to the river. After hearing all the information about the activity, do some practical tests before heading off to the river to experience the rapids. You’ll start from the easy rapids and move your way up to more and more fun sections. During the journey, your guide will take photos and videos for you which you can purchase at the end of the activity. The descent lasts about two hours, during which you’ll make a stop for those who want to take some time to try out swimming in the river. At the end of your tour, hop back on the bus to return to the center where you can take a shower, relax, and eat (food not included). For those who want to try other experiences, talk with staff to plan your next adventure.

Great via ferrata with wonderful views. This equipped path is very exposed and proceeds entirely offering glimpses of rare beauty of the lake and the Sarca Valley. At times there are breathtaking views on account of the vertical walls below. The excursion requires a lot of physical effort due to the vertical height gain involved. After reaching Cima Capi, you cross the old walkways, fortifications and tunnels built during the First World War. Don’t forget a torch to explore the fortifications on the way back.

The summit of a spur of Mount Vignola, which overlooks the Val Lagarina furrowed by the River Adige, has been adorned for more than 10 centuries by one of the most ancient and evocative castles in the Trentino region. It has belonged almost without interruption to the noble Castelbarco family, which during the Middle Ages transformed the fortress into a small feudal court, frequented by artists and intellectuals. The great scale of the complex – which is evident even at a distance thanks to the visual impact of the perimeter of crenellated walls and defensive towers that today encircle a lush garden of vines and cypresses – is counterbalanced by the attractiveness of the extraordinary frescoes that adorn the interiors of the Room of Love and the Keep, dating from the mid-14th century. While war and the military arts are celebrated in the former through delicate decorations and captivating frescoes, which offer an authentic encapsulation of the knightly customs of the time, in the latter the focus is very much on courtly love. In the renowned “Love Room”, amid darts that pierce the hearts of an elegantly dressed lady and a passionate knight, Love mounts an impetuous steed, infusing the entire space with a lively rhythm. The complex is reached via a route that meanders between the vineyards and skirts the southern edge. The wide downward slope that opens before the visitor is a sequence of terraces supported by stone walls, embellished by rows of vines and slender cypresses. Avio is a place of unexpected contrasts and is suitable even for youngsters who, by engaging with game-based trails, can have fun learning about the stories and characters who have brought the castle to life over the centuries.

You will feel like you have a tourist guide at your side who will tell you the history, points of interest and curiosities of the city. The audio contents are professionally created by a group of high-level authors and interpreted by professionals from the television and radio fields. The audioguide includes 22 audio content for a total of 70 minutes. These are the points of interest: Trento Introduction The Wonders of local cuisine Buonconsiglio Castle Cathedral Muse Museum Of Aeronautics Palazzo Delle Albere Palazzo Thun Piazza Duomo Santa Maria Maggiore.

The festival offers a program rich with internationally acclaimed artists, but above all, it aims to dedicate strong attention to the new generations, who are fundamental for our future. This year, even more than in the past, I Virtuosi Italiani wish to provide space and a prestigious stage for young but already established musicians. This is a true mission that has grown over the years, with the awareness. July, 16th A magical evening that will feature the I VIRTUOSI ITALIANI string quartet, the brilliant guitar virtuoso Massimo Scattolin, a student of the legendary Alirio Diaz, and a flamenco dancer. The program is entirely to Luigi Boccherini. In his original compositions “LA RITIRATA DI MADRID” and “FANDANGO”, there will be an interaction between music and dance, which will transport the audience into the “caliente” Spanish atmosphere. July, 20th Special evening entitled The Four Seasons and The Ants by Fabio Vettori. Fabio Vettori is an artist and illustrator who has invented: anthropomorphic ants. In his drawings, the industrious insects transform into imaginative humanized characters. For this special occasion, the famous anthropomorphic ants will come to life, under the pen of Vettori, projected on a giant screen, to tell the famous notes of Vivaldi's Four Seasons performed simultaneously live, by I Virtuosi Italiani and the young violinist Saverio Gabrielli. July, 25th For the first time in the history of the festival, you can listen to the prestigious ORCHESTRA I POMERIGGI MUSICALI DI MILANO conducted by Alberto Martini in an evening entitled “The Young Mozart”. Maestro Martini, both as Director and solo violin will perform the Concerto for violin and orchestra n. 2 in D Maj. K 211. July, 31th The closing evening of the Festival will feature Fabrizio Meloni, first solo clarinet of the Orchestra del Teatro e della Filarmonica della Scala since 1984. Alongside I VIRTUOSI ITALIANI he will perform a world premiere entitled “The first winter rain”, for clarinet and orchestra by the young Florentine composer Francesco Darmanin

The Simonino Room, previously known as the Simonino Chapel, located inside Palazzo Bortolazzi Larcher Fogazzaro on Via del Simonino in the historic center of Trento, was donated to FAI by Marina Larcher Fogazzaro in 2018 to be restored and enhanced. After the initial restoration work, which first focused on the facade of the Palazzo, revealing its 15th-century windows and restoring color and clarity to the 18th-century painted figures and inscriptions, the Foundation reorganized the interior space to create a new and original cultural enhancement project. This project consists of a "sound narrative" dedicated to the story of the young Simon of Trento. Visitors, seated on wooden benches reminiscent of a choir's pews, will listen through wireless headphones, designed to offer high-quality audio, to a 20-minute narrative. Here, where his birthplace once stood – as indicated by the inscription on the facade – there was the "Simonino Chapel" in the 18th century, and likely even earlier. This referred to Simone Lomferdorm, a boy just over two years old, found dead on March 24, 1475, in the moat of a house along the Adige River owned by a Jew. Simon became the central figure, against his will, in an unbelievable story of antisemitism, religious intolerance, and injustice, which deserves to be remembered and recounted. At that time, the city authorities, fueled by a long-standing hateful anti-Jewish prejudice, promoted the false belief in ritual murder, accusing the Jews of having killed the boy to use his blood in their Passover rites. Thus, Simon immediately became a Christian martyr and was later officially beatified, becoming the popular subject of an extensive cult with dedicated places of worship, annual processions, and a collection of sacred images spread across Italy. Meanwhile, the small Jewish community in Trento was unjustly accused, tried, condemned, persecuted, and finally expelled from Trento, where they did not return for five hundred years. Only in 1965, following a scientific review of the trial that overturned the guilty verdict against the Jews, was the cult of Simonino suppressed by a papal decree, ordering the removal of the boy's remains from the Church of SS. Peter and Paul, the cessation of all celebrations, and the closure of the chapels, including this one donated to FAI. It was not until 1992 that the Jewish community officially returned to Trento, as commemorated by a plaque placed by the city. Since 1965, this has no longer been a place of worship, but it remains a place of great cultural significance: not only for its architecture and decoration but above all because it bears witness to a dark chapter of our past. For this very reason, it must be preserved and shared, to pass down the memory of what was and must never be again.

Elevation gain: 400mt. Hike of about 12km on mountain trails. Starting from "Altopiano di Pradel", we will enter into the wilderness of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park, which dominates Molveno in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites. Admiring along the way the magnificent panorama of Molveno Lake, we will reach the Montanara refuge, Croz dell'Altissimo (mt. 1500) and the Selvata refuge (mt.1630), in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites, under its most majestic walls where the history of heroic mountaineering was born. We will then return to Molveno on foot in the afternoon.