Getting around Trento by public transport
Trento is a compact, cycle-friendly city. From urban buses to the cable car up to Sardagna, a practical guide to moving around without a car.
DiscoverRestaurants, museums, events and hidden gems of the alpine city to explore from the hotel.
Trento is a compact, cycle-friendly city. From urban buses to the cable car up to Sardagna, a practical guide to moving around without a car.
DiscoverTrento’s historic centre is a ZTL (restricted traffic zone). A practical guide to the most convenient car parks for visitors arriving by car.
DiscoverTrento is a family-friendly city. A weekend itinerary with children: MUSE, Parco delle Albere, the historic centre and some practical advice for a smooth visit.
DiscoverFrom the Parco delle Albere next to the MUSE to the Parco Gocciadoro: the best playgrounds and outdoor spaces in Trento for children of all ages.
DiscoverBeneath the manholes of the historic centre, the medieval Roggia Grande still flows. The stones of Via Mazzini bear 15th-century Jewish engravings. Trento has layers of history not found in tourist guides.
DiscoverThe Saturday market on Via Belenzani, the San Martino quarter, the university district: a guide to the authentic Trento that tourists usually don’t see.
DiscoverTravelling with coeliac disease or gluten intolerance, Trento offers a reasonably solid range of options: AIC-certified restaurants, gluten-free pizza and well-stocked health food shops.
DiscoverFrom the Scrigno del Duomo to the Libroteka bookshop-café and the historic Pasticceria Coan: the best places to start the day in Trento.
DiscoverFor an anniversary, a special evening or a business dinner, Trento has some quality restaurants where a memorable meal can be arranged without going to Verona or Venice.
DiscoverLake Caldonazzo, Lake Levico and Lake Lamar: three very different lakes, all within easy reach of Trento for a day trip.
DiscoverHotel Accademia is the ideal starting point for exploring the city.
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