Autonoma di Trento Province
An alpine lake and mountain region in northern Italy, where the Brenta Dolomites, northern Lake Garda, and the historic city of Trento charm visitors.
The Autonomous Province of Trento is located in the Alps of northeastern Italy, where Italian culture blends with mountain traditions. Its capital, Trento, features Piazza Duomo, the Neptune Fountain, Buonconsiglio Castle, and the MUSE science museum, with its winter Christmas market being highly popular. In the west, the Brenta Dolomites are a haven for hiking and climbing, with Madonna di Campiglio serving as a famous ski resort, and Lake Molveno and Lake Tovel offering crystal-clear mountain waters. Riva del Garda at the southern end sits on the northern shore of Lake Garda, perfect for windsurfing. Summer and autumn are ideal for hiking, while winter is for skiing. The gateway is Trento railway station, located on the main Brenner railway line.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Northern Italy Grand Road Trip: 15 Days from Milan to Venice – A two-week road trip traversing Northern Italy, connecting Milan, Lake Como, Lake Garda, the Dolomites, and Venice.
- Dolomites Classic Two-Base Loop – In and out of Venice, staying in Cortina and Ortisei to visit Tre Cime, Lago di Braies, and Seceda.
- Venice and Verona, Dolomites Day Trips – Stay on Venice's main island and make day trips to Verona, the Brenta Riviera villas and the Dolomites.