Summer Emotions

Summer Emotions 

From the Dolomites to Lake Garda. Holidays above Expectations 

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From the 

Dolomites 

to Lake Garda 

From the Alps to the Mediterranean, from the crisp air of the mountain peaks to the 

lakes. In a journey of a few miles, through diverse climates and landscapes, from the 

Dolomites to Lake Garda, Trentino unfolds like a story with several scenes of action. 

Vertical rock faces for mountaineering, a web of paths for walking, peaceful blue lakes 

for sailing or windsurfing, turbulent torrents for rafting or canyoning. 

Or simply relaxing in green forests, breathing normally beneath a clear blue sky, 

standing still to admire the crags, spires and steeples of the Dolomites that aroused the 

curiosity of Dolomieu, a French naturalist who discovered these cathedrals of nature 

were different from ordinary rocks and baptised them with his name. 

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Majestic 

Gardens 

of Rock 

The Dolomites, a treasure and prominent feature of the Trentino landscape. Natural 

constructions of extraordinary verticality, changeable colours and contrasts. The setting 

of fantastic mountaineering feats. 

The Dolomites owe their name to Déodat de Dolomieu, the French geologist from Dauphiné 

who, in 1789, was the first to study their chemical composition, which distinguishes this rock 

born from the sea once covering the entire area. There is, however, no need to be a scientist 

to appreciate the Dolomites. It is enough to observe the unique spectacle called enrosadira, 

at sunrise or sunset, when the rocks of this formation assume a pink or red glow. 

Two great mountain groups watch over the Trentino region: in the west the Brenta Dolomites 

with their important mountaineering history, in the east the more extensive Fassa Dolomites, 

the Latemar Group and the cathedral-like Pale di San Martino. 

For those who are not content with admiring the views and want to test their physical 

strength, the Dolomites are ideal for climbing or mountain biking. Those seeking a quiet and 

peaceful atmosphere for healthy walks will find a wealth of opportunities in the three parks in 

the region; three large green lungs, the epitome of a balanced combination between natural 

resources and human presence. 

www.visitdolomites.com

“The Dolomites. 

Are they rocks or clouds? 

Are they real or a dream?” 

Dino Buzzati 

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THE PALE MOUNTAINS 

FROM THE MARMOLADA TO LATEMAR 

The history of alpinism and love 

of mountains passes through the 

“Pale Mountains” of the Fassa 

Dolomites. The Val di Fassa lies 

amongst these rock giants. To the 

north is the SELLA GROUP with the 

passes of Sella and Pordoi, where 

a cable car whisks you up to the 

summit of SAS PORDOI. A magnificent 

spot offering a stunning panorama 

of the Dolomites and the starting 

point for a number of excursions 

surrounded by a lunar landscape. 

Certainly the walk to PIZ BOÈ is the 

most spectacular. 

To the east of the valley stands the 

MARMOLADA, the real queen of the 

whole mountain range with a vast 

array of climbing possibilities. To 

the west rises the CATINACCIO, with 

plenty of refuges and possibilities 

for excursions. The main attractions 

of this area are the spires of 

the TORRI DEL VAJOLET, the coveted 

destination of many climbers, and 

LAKE ANTERMOIA. Farther north soars 

SASSOLUNGO. 

Inhabited by the Ladin population 

from time immemorial, Val di Fassa 

has several magical localities 

among which MOENA, also known 

as “The Fairy of the Dolomites” for 

its charm wrapped in a blanket of 

ancient tales. Today the village is a 

modern holiday resort, like CANAZEI, 

the main centre of the valley, which 

boasts a tourist tradition consolidated 

over decades. Other important 

resorts in the area, such as 

Pozza, Vigo, Soraga, Campitello, 

Alba and Mazzin, preserve a mountain 

atmosphere. 

Around PREDAZZO, in Val di Fiemme, 

the spires and pinnacles of the 

LATEMAR Group form the so-called 

Labyrinth, a network of paths and 

routes snaking through an enchanting 

landscape. The highest peak is 

the famous TORRE DI PISA. Farther 

south CAVALESE, the historical and 

administrative capital of the valley, 

conserves the traditions of the 

MAGNIFICA COMUNITÀ. 

The Panorama is Served The Panorama 

pass offers an easy way to view the Dolomites. The 

pass entitles you to use all the cable lifts operating in 

Val di Fassa during the summer and opens the door to 

the incomparable landscapes and environments of the 

Marmolada, Sella and Pordoi, Sassolungo, Catinaccio, 

Costabella and Monzoni. 

Fun and Games in the Mountains 

Children are the centre of attention in summer and 

all the localities in Val di Fassa have designed special 

places for them with games and facilities made of 

wood and colourful inflatable material that recall 

castles and the adventures of fairytale characters. 

Entertainment and sports activities are also organised 

weekly for toddlers. 

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The Forest of Violins Nature “plays” in 

Val di Fiemme’s Park. In PANEVEGGIO FOREST, called 

the Forest of Violins, Stradivari used to look for 

the best “resonant” red fir tree to make his famous 

musical instruments. In the green expanses of the 

“Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme” you will also find 

the “MUSICAL WOOD” where a red fir tree has been 

donated to three famous contemporary musicians, 

Giovanni Allevi, Uto Ughi and Mario Brunello, who 

have performed here. 

Info 

Azienda per il Turismo 

della Val di Fassa 

Tel. 0039 0462 609500 

www.fassa.com 


della Val di Fiemme 

Tel. 0039 0462 241111 

www.visitfiemme.it 

mountain guides 

Scuola di Alpinismo “Tita Piaz” 

Guide e Ciamorces de Fasha 

Tel. 0039 0462 750459 

www.guidealpinevaldifassa.it 

Scuola di Alpinismo Dolomiti 

Tel. 0039 0462 763309 

www.guidealpinedolomiti.net 

The Art of Walking 

The TREK OF LEGENDS is a long 

distance path of almost 200 km 

interlinking three of the most 

characteristic areas in the 

Dolomites: Val di Fassa, Val di 

Fiemme and San Martino di 

Castrozza-Primiero. 

All these areas offer a weekly 

programme along the “Trek 

of Legends” escorted by a 

mountain guide, with transfers 

guaranteed. 

From any point on the itinerary 

you can descend to the valley 

and return quickly to the point of 

departure using public transport 

and organised transfers. In this 

way you can cover the trek in 

stages. 

For NORDIC WALKING enthusiasts 

there are theme parks with 

specific services ranging from 

the presence of instructors to 

equipment hire and transport. 

The parks are located in Val di 

Fiemme, on the Altopiano di 

Folgaria, Lavarone and Luserna, 

in the Garda Trentino area and in 

Val di Sole. 

Majestic Gardens of Rock 

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Cathedrals of Coral 

Pale di San Martino 

The Pale di San Martino are 

majestic and elegant mountains 

of coral with unmistakeable 

tapered spires, razor-sharp 

edges and towering peaks 

soaring into the sky. 

Since the nineteenth century 

their sheer beauty has always 

attracted visitors and foreign 

mountaineers, but what has 

continued to arouse everyone’s 

curiosity, from the travellers of 

the past to the writer Dino Buzzati 

and the tourists of today, 

is the lunar landscape of the 

plateau; a mysterious table of 

rock suspended at an altitude 

of over 2500 metres, reachable 

by the modernised Rosetta 

cable car. The Pale di San Martino 

are a paradise for activity 

holidays, with itineraries for all 

tastes, from walks across the 

pasturelands to hikes around 

the refuges, or on facilitated 

paths and climbs. 

The localities offer diverse 

atmospheres: SAN MARTINO DI 

CASTROZZA is a smart and lively 

mountain resort, the colourful 

villages of VALLE DI PRIMIERO bear 

traces of ancient history, the 

hamlets of VANOI lie peacefully 

in a valley of forests and Alpine 

pastures. 

The benefit of the crisp and 

pure mountain air is complemented 

by the special attention 

for WELL-BEING. Many hotels and 

holiday apartment complexes 

have well-being centres with 

the latest innovations for relaxation 

and quality treatments. 

The offer for FAMILIES is particularly 

interesting and includes 

entertainment programmes for 

children, miniclubs, play parks, 

the AGILITY FOREST adventure 

park, walks around the mountain 

dairies and environmental 

workshops. 

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Majestic Gardens of Rock

Info 

Azienda per il Turismo San Martino 

di Castrozza, Primiero e Vanoi 

Tel. 0039 0439 768867 

www.sanmartino.com 


Gruppo Guide Alpine San Martino 

di Castrozza e Primiero 

Tel. 0039 0439 768795 

0039 349 7929255 

The Writer’s Path The outstanding feature of the area is the 

Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino Nature Park with the splendid Val Venegia and 

its mountain dairies and Val Canali. Here, on an inaccessible rock, stands 

Castel Pietra, the manor of the Welsperg family who ruled Primiero for many 

centuries. Not far from here you can admire the new Park house in the 

renovated Villa Welsperg, a hunting lodge built by this powerful family in 

the nineteenth century. A reading room in Villa Welsperg is dedicated to 

the writer Dino Buzzati, who loved these places immensely and referred to 

them in his stories and paintings. A prepared path starting from Val Canali 

is dedicated to Buzzati. 


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MAGICAL ROCKS 

FROM ADAMELLO TO BRENTA 

The beauty of these mountains, 

the dolomite limestone rocks 

and mountaineering history 

make BRENTA one of the most 

famous groups. The peaks of 

Cima Tosa, Grosté, Cima Brenta, 

Campanile Basso and Campanile 

Alto in its three chains 

are silhouetted against the sky. 

The group lies in the Adamello 

Brenta Park, an unspoilt and 

sparsely inhabited conservation 

area. Nearby the ADAMELLO 

PRESANELLA GROUP, a large geographical 

area, extends from 

VAL RENDENA to PASSO DEL TONALE 

that hosts one of the biggest 

glaciers in Europe. Here you 

can find a wide range of tourist 

resorts. 

The wild and chiefly uncontaminated 

southern side features 

characteristic villages. For 

instance STENICO, dominated by 

its majestic castle, not far from 

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the famous skin healing waters 

of the Terme di Comano, and San 

LORENZO IN BANALE situated at the 

head of Val D’Ambiez, which 

penetrates the heart of Brenta. 

Between Val Rendena and VAL 

DI SOLE there are other splendid 

landscapes and picturesque 

localities. First and foremost 

MADONNA DI CAMPIGLIO, lying at an 

altitude of 1500 metres in the 

beautiful wide valley between 

the Brenta Dolomites and 

the Adamello and Presanella 

glaciers, is one of the most 

popular resorts for its accommodation 

facilities and infrastructures. 

Farther down the 

valley PINZOLO, with its important 

medieval history, is now a 

renovated tourist resort. A visit 

to the wonderful environment 

of VAL DI GENOVA, in the Adamello 

Brenta Nature Park, is an absolute 

must. 

The main centre of Val di Sole 

is MALÉ, the starting point for 

dozens of excursions. The village 

has a Museum of Uses 

and Customs displaying collections 

on the life of the mountain 

population. North of Malé lie 

the great tourist centres of FOL- 

GARIDA and MARILLEVA and many 

small villages, such as Dimaro, 

Croviana, Ossana and Peio, 

each boasting a jewel of the 

past; a parish, a castle, a palazzo. 

VAL DI Peio and VAL DI RABBI, 

side valleys of Val di Sole, are 

known for their thermal springs 

and spa centres. 

Info 

Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo, 

Val Rendena 


Tel. 0039 0465 447501 

www.campiglio.to 


Terme di Comano- 

Dolomiti di Brenta s.c.a.r.l. 

Tel. 0039 0465 702626 

www.comano.to 


Dolomiti di Brenta, Paganella, 

Andalo, Lago di Molveno, 

Fai della Paganella, Cavedago, 

Spormaggiore 

Tel. 0039 0461 585836 

www.esperienzatrentino.it 


delle Valli di Sole, Peio e Rabbi 

Tel. 0039 0463 901280 

www.valdisole.net 


Scuola di Alpinismo 

Madonna di Campiglio 

Tel. 0039 335 7193660 

Guide Alpine di Pinzolo 

Tel. 0039 0465 502111 

Scuola di Alpinismo 

Val di Sole, Malé 

Tel. 0039 0463 901151

Mountain Biking Ready to 

welcome the enthusiasts of this sport is 

the DOLOMITI DI BRENTA BIKE, a tour in stages, 

160 kilometres winding along dirt roads, 

single mountain tracks and cycle lanes 

down in the valley, on the borders of the 

Adamello Brenta Nature Park. 

This tour, surrounded by the splendid 

scenery of the Brenta Dolomites, is 

suitable for everyone, both enthusiasts 

and experts, and leads to the discovery 

of small rural villages, castles, springs, 

torrents and lakes. 

There are maps and GPS tracks available 

for users which can be downloaded on 

the site www.dolomitidibrentabike.it. 

Riding and Tasting in the Woods 

Many activities are proposed in the area of Campiglio 

during the summer, from sports events to cultural 

and artistic ones like the MYSTERY OF THE MOUNTAINS, 

which celebrates and pays homage to Val Rendena. 

Those who want to test their legs on two wheels will 

enjoy the VAL RENDENA CYCLE TRACK: twenty kilometres 

with an altitude gain of only 200 metres. 

Also held around Campiglio, in the months of July 

and August, is NATURALLY…IN THE WOODS, an occasion 

to taste traditional specialities. 

Pinzolo in Black 

and White 

An important date with sport 

is July when the Juventus 

Football Club will be on retreat 

in Pinzolo preparing for the 

football season. 

The Coffers of Nature This area of Trentino boasts 

a real environmental coffer with two nature parks: the Trentino 

section of Stelvio National Park and the Adamello-Brenta Nature Park. 

The former extends into the heart of the Ortles-Cevedale group, 

between the Sole, Rabbi and Peio valleys, and covers an area of 

17,800 hectares between an altitude of 800 and 3,000 metres. 

The latter occupies an area of 620 square kilometres between 470 

and 3,650 metres in the Adamello Presanella chain and the Brenta 

Dolomites. 

Comano, Well-being 

and Nature 

A green expanse stretches across the 

plateaus of Banale, Bleggio and Lomaso 

at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites, in 

the heart of the Adamello Brenta Nature 

Park. This is still an integral and unspoilt 

valley where nature is sovereign; the ideal 

destination for people seeking a well-being 

and relaxing holiday. 

Here you will find the Terme di Comano, 

unique in Italy and one of the very few in 

Europe specialising in skin cures and beauty 

treatments for both adults and children. 

In 2006 a centre of Corrective Aesthetic 

Dermatology opened to treat skin trouble of 

aesthetic interest. 

This is also the territory of the Nature 

Villages, old villages that have retained their 

charm despite tourism. A good example is 

Rango, which, thanks to its rural mountain 

architecture, has been listed in the “Most 

Beautiful Villages of Italy”, a club set up 

in 2001 and promoted by the Council 

of Tourism of the Italian Town Councils 

Association to enhance the heritage of 

history, art, culture, environment and 

traditions of the small Italian centres. 

In 2009 Rango will host the “Most Beautiful 

Villages of Italy” festival. 


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Val di Sole, Bike Thrills Val di Sole is a 

mountain biker’s paradise and, last summer, hosted the World 

Championships of the four disciplines of MTB: Cross Country, 

Downhill, Four Cross and Trial. 

You can ride through the valley on roads, paths and routes of 

all difficulties and also experience the most adrenaline fuelled 

discipline of the two wheels: the downhill. A breathtaking 

descent on dirt tracks, or specifically prepared trails of various 

difficulty and level in the woods. 

By Bike and Train During the summer you can use the 

“TRAIN + BIKE” service to Val di Sole travelling on the Trento-Malé- 

Marilleva 900 train with your bike. The cost is only one euro plus 

the normal price of the ticket and the bikes are transported in a van 

equipped to carry up to forty bikes. 

People who are already in the valley can use the ‘shuttle’ train that 

during the day runs between Mostizzolo-Mezzena. You can hire a 

bike for a whole day or only for five hours in the centres associated 

with the Transport Company and then ride along the mountain bike 

routes or cycle lanes in the valley. There is also the possibility of 

returning the bike in a different place from where you collected it 

and then return home by train or bus run by Trentino Trasporti in 

Val di Sole. 

Fitness in Nature Val di Sole is 

a real paradise for practising this sport. 

Apart from the two parks with 120 km of 

well marked paths in the Peio and Rabbi 

valleys, in the heart of Stelvio National Park, 

the new Val di Sole Route is now available, 

an itinerary of about 70 km on the right 

of the river Noce running along old roads 

and muletracks in green surroundings and 

passing places of extraordinary historical 

and scenic charm. 


A Mountain Golf Course 

Sarnonico is also the location of the 

Dolomiti Golf Club, an 18-hole course open 

from February to November. It is the only 

course with a view circling the Trentino 

mountains. 

The Paradise 

of Trekking 

The Maddalene 

The Maddalene mountain chain 

in Val di Non is a trekker’s 

paradise. Over seventy perfectly 

waymarked routes in an 

unusual landscape conveying 

unique emotions: wide open 

meadows, limpid alpine lakes, 

stunning views and quietude 

are the features of these mountains. 

All the excursions on the Maddalene 

start from Fondo, the capital 

of Upper Val di Non, situated 

between the alpine passes of 

the Palade and the Mendola 

joining Trentino to Alto Adige. 

Lying in a splendid panoramic 

plateau is the very picturesque 

village of Sarnonico. The capital 

Info 

Azienda per il Turismo Val di Non 

Tel. 0039 0463 830133 

www.visitvaldinon.it 

Consorzio Turistico Le Maddalene 

Tel. 0039 0463 530310 

www.maddalene.it 

of the valley and main trade 

centre is Cles, situated lower 

down the valley on the left bank 

of Lake Santa Giustina. 

Val di Non also has a more rugged 

and partly unknown side to 

it. Hidden ravines and gorges, 

scoured over thousands of 

years by the force of water, 

extend for dozens of kilometres 

in the woods or below the historic 

centres of the old villages. 

For this reason the valley has 

been renamed the LAND OF CAN- 

YONS and it offers two wonderful 

itineraries among the rocks: the 

RIO SASS CANYON in Fondo and 

the NOVELLA FLUVIAL PARK between 

Dambel and Romallo. 

Caskets of Spirituality and 

Attractions Val di Non has a 

rich history and culture and the valley 

is dotted with dozens of castles hidden 

among dense woods or in full view, like 

the eye-catching CASTEL THUN. 

Privileged witnesses of the millennial 

religious faith of the farming population 

are the small churches and isolated 

hermitages. Outstanding among these 

and one of the most fascinating in Europe 

is the SAN ROMEDIO SANCTUARY with seven 

chapels built one above the other on a 

steep rock crag in the valley of the same 

name. It is a place of great appeal and 

has been the destination of pilgrimages 

for centuries. 


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The Silence of Nature 

Lagorai 

Vast expanses, alpine lakes 

and an unspoilt wilderness 

make this the best loved area 

for those who appreciate the 

silence of the mountains. The 

Lagorai Chain stretches from 

Passo Manghen to Passo Rolle 

passing Cima d’Asta. Forty 

kilometres of mountains, dotted 

with little lakes after which the 

Group is named (lago=lake). 

A destination of undisputed 

renown for excursions, surrounded 

by some of the most 

beautiful valleys of Trentino; 

Val di Fiemme in the north, 

Altopiano di Piné in the west, 

Valsugana in the south and Val 

di Primiero in the east. 

On the southern side of Lagorai 

lies Tesino valley, a green paradise 

for lovers of excursions 

and relaxation, a land of ancient 

traditions where you can practise 

every kind of sport, including 

golf. A 9-hole course called 

“La Farfalla” is open from June 

to September in the locality of 

Pieve Tesino. Worth seeing is 

the karst grotto. 

Castello Tesino, the main centre, 

has facilities for summer and 

winter holidays and the greatest 

number of hotels on the 

Altopiano. Beyond Passo del 

Brocon there is Canal San Bovo, 

the gateway to Valle del Vanoi, 

the green heart of Trentino. 

Info 

Azienda per il Turismo Valsugana 

Tel. 0039 0461 706101 

www.valsugana.info 


della Valle di Fiemme 

Tel. 0039 0462 241111 



Altopiano di Piné e Valle di Cembra 

Tel. 0039 0461 557028 

www.visitpinecembra.it 


Gruppo Guide Alpine Lagorai 

Tel. 0039 0461 762563 

Gruppo Guide Alpine 

Valle di Fiemme 

Tel. 0039 348 8271988 


Horse-riding THE BRIDLE-WAY in EASTERN TRENTINO is 

a network of horse-riding paths winding over the Lagorai 

chain, from Passo Rolle to Panarotta, all provided with 

detailed waymarks and equipped with refreshment stops 

at each stage. The information and booking centre of 

the Equestrian Tourism Association can help you choose 

your own route. 

www.ippoviatrentinorientale.it 

Thrilling Freedom 

LAGORAI: FREEDOM IN NATURE is a varied programme of 

activities for all tastes and all kinds of training, including 

one or two-day treks with mountain guides, educational 

recreation with environmental experts and 

forest guards, mountain bike outings with instructors, 

golf and fishing courses and much more. 


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BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY 

THE PLATEAUS 

Impressive peaks, refreshing 

lakes, lush green plateaus and 

a multitude of opportunities for 

recreation and relaxation for 

adults and children alike. A holiday 

with a difference in Trentino. 

Starting from the ALTIPIANI DI FOL- 

GARIA, LAVARONE AND LUSERNA where 

steep alpine mountainsides alternate 

with gentle pasturelands 

and densely wooded slopes. 

Here you can do whatever takes 

your fancy among the various 

sports activities readily available: 

youth championships of basket 

ball and football, climbing 

with mountain guides, lessons 

on the golf course, swimming in 

the Palasport centre, horse riding, 

mountain biking and much 

more. FOLGARIA, LAVARONE and 

LUSERNA are three distinct, but 

historically united communities. 

Luserna is the living testimony 

of the German-Cimbra colonisa- 

tion, where the ancient Cimbra 

language is still spoken. 

The ALTOPIANO DI PINÉ, at an altitude 

of around 1000 metres, 

extends alongside the Valle dei 

Mocheni and the Valle di Cembra 

and with the latter forms one 

tourist district. 

With the Serraia, Piazze and 

Buse lakes, it is a plateau full 

of natural attractions. BASELGA DI 

PINÉ, the tourist and economic 

centre of the area, overlooks 

Lake Serraia. At an altitude of 

about 700 metres on the right of 

the river Avisio, CEMBRA, the main 

locality, commands a terraced 

amphitheatre covered with vineyards. 

CIVEZZANO and FORNACE, 

lying on the gentle slopes of the 

Calisio mountain, offer a scientific-educational 

itinerary that is 

unique of its kind: the Argentario 

Ecomuseum that embraces the 

centuries-old history of one of 

the oldest and most important 

mining activities in Europe. 

Quite different is the ALTOPIANO 

DELLA PAGANELLA, which extends 

at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites 

and is part of the Adamello 

Brenta Nature Park. Among 

its centres the tourist resort of 

MOLVENO is popular for its dual 

attraction of spectacular Brenta 

peaks and enchanting lake. The 

environment changes radically 

in ANDALO and FAI, famed with 

Cavedago and Spormaggiore 

for their sincere, warm and cordial 

hospitality, the essence of a 

mountain and farm culture still 

alive today. In Fai you can visit 

the archaeological excavations 

that have brought to light the 

remains of a Rhaetian village. 

The three sunny plateaus of 

Banale, Bleggio and Lomaso, 

around the TERME DI COMANO, 

complete the scene. 

Info 

Azienda per il Turismo Altipiano 

di Folgaria, Lavarone e Luserna 

Tel. 0039 0464 724100 

www.montagnaconamore.it 

Azienda per il Turismo Altopiano 

di Piné e Valle di Cembra 

Tel. 0039 0461 557028 


Azienda per il Turismo Dolomiti 

di Brenta, Paganella, Andalo, 

Lago di Molveno, Fai della Paganella, 

Cavedago, Spormaggiore 

Tel. 0039 0461 585836 



Terme di Comano- 

Dolomiti di Brenta s.c.a.r.l. 

Tel. 0039 0465 702626 

www.comano.to 


On Holiday with the Champions 

The Altopiano della Paganella with its fully equipped 

sports centres offers endless opportunities for 

practising various kinds of sport. During the summer 

meetings will be organised again with the Olympic 

champions Yury Chechi and Antonio Rossi to learn the 

secrets of gymnastics and canoeing. 

In Honour of Müller Thurgau From 1 to 5 July 

Cembra will host the exhibition of the MÜLLER THURGAU of the Alps, 

that has become an important international event for lovers of this 

white wine, a cross between the Riesling, Sylvaner and Chasselas 

grape varieties. A hundred or more producers from all over 

the world bring their best wines here for five days of tasting 

accompanied by local specialities. 

www.mullerthurgau-mostra.it 

The Path of Peace 

The Folgaria, Lavarone and Luserna 

plateaus were of strategic importance 

during the FIRST WORLD WAR and the Austro- 

Hungarian soldiers fortified them with a 

mighty system of dugouts, communication 

trenches, casemates and towers. 

In particular they built SEVEN FORTRESSES, 

among which the FORTE BELVEDERE GSCHWENT 

in Lavarone is particularly impressive. 

Today the evocative remains lie on the PATH 

OF PEACE, an itinerary that crosses the whole 

of Trentino following the line of the front. 

Grape Festival The oldest festival of grapes in the region 

is held during the last week of September in Verla di Giovo. Three 

days of wine, food and culture in the streets of the historic centre 

and a procession of allegorical grape harvest floats on Sunday 

afternoon. 

www.festadelluva.tn.it 


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THE MOUNTAINS OF FLOWERS 

FROM BALDO TO BONDONE 

Apart from the principle 

mountain chains, three other 

groups called Baldo, Stivo and 

Bondone are situated south 

of Trento and north of Lake 

Garda. 

The Baldo Group is a protected 

nature reserve and botanical 

area that attracts tourists 

in search of genuine nature. 

Known since the 1500s as the 

Hortus Italiae, it is a casket 

of different climates, unparalleled 

panoramas, ancient rocks 

and flowers. The Brentonico plateau 

on the Trentino side, just 

15 km from Rovereto, is 

favoured by a mild climate and 

gentle landscape and offers 

numerous facilities for lovers 

of outdoor activities and complete 

freedom. 

A bit farther north, on the summit 

of Monte Stivo, there is a 

refuge named in memory of 

Prospero Marchetti, a great 

connoisseur of mountains and 

founder of the SAT (Trentino 

Alpinists Society). 

In the north, a nature reserve 

on Monte Bondone protects 

the wonderful flora on the Tre 

Cime, a special area covering 

the peaks of Cornetto, Dos 

d’Abramo and Cima Verde. 

Bondone is a few kilometres 

from the city of Trento and 

offers a wealth of walks and 

excursions. 

Towering above the Terme di 

Comano, Mount CASALE offers 

a splendid view of the Giudicarie 

valleys, the Brenta and 

Adamello mountain groups and 

the Valle del Sarca and Garda, 

Molveno, Cavedine, Toblino 

and Santa Massenza lakes 

below. 

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Majestic Gardens of Rock

INFO 

Azienda per il Turismo Trento, 

Monte Bondone e Valle dei Laghi 

Tel. 0039 0461 983880 

www.apt.trento.it 


Rovereto e Vallagarina 

Tel. 0039 0464 430363 

www.visitrovereto.it 


Gruppo Guide Alpine Città di Trento 

Tel. 0039 0464 834765 

Gruppo Guide Alpine Arco 

Tel. 0039 0464 519805 

www.guidealpinearco.com 

Alpinguide – Guide Alpine Arco 

Tel. 0039 0464 422273 

www.alpinguide.com 

Friends of Arco 

Tel. 0039 0464 519134 

www.friendsofarco.it 

A Garden of a Thousand Plants The Viote Alpine Botanical 

Garden on Monte Bondone covers an area of more than ten hectares in the 

heart of one of the most picturesque areas of the Trento mountain. It has 

over 1000 plants from mountain areas all over the world: the Pyrenees, the 

Alps, the Apennines, the Balkans, the Carpathians, Caucasus. 


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“You must climb high 

to see far” 

Constantin Brancusi

experience 

the Mountains 

It is superfluous to recommend or prescribe things to do in the mountains such as walking, 

climbing or mountain biking. If you are in the mountains you’ll obviously want to move around 

and explore the countryside, climb skywards, command a view of a valley, walk through the 

woods and pick flowers. It is also natural to relax in a meadow under the sun, with the bracing 

air tingling your body, and inhale all the smells of the forest, earth and grass, and then enjoy the 

cordial atmosphere of a refuge and spoil your palate with the rich taste of natural foods, like the 

mountain dairy cheeses or certain red wines. What counts in the mountains is the sun, sounds, 

colours, wind and being there. Nothing else matters.

4700 km 

Kilometres 

of Nature 

Within Reach of the Sky 

Within reach of the sky, conquering the silence of 

the altitude, entering a world once the prerogative 

of climbers. These are the priceless sensations 

experienced on the Via delle Bocchette, the most 

famous established route in the Dolomites. 

Practicable with the proper equipment, this high via 

ferrata, averaging an altitude of 2500-2700 metres, 

gives the excursionist a splendid opportunity to go 

round Campanile Basso and the other Dolomite peaks 

in the Brenta range in one or more days: from the 

Dodici Apostoli Refuge to Passo del Grosté. 

A dense network of 832 pathways 

spreads far and wide 

across Trentino, covering a total 

4787 km suitable for those who 

want to go for a leisurely stroll, 

or for more ambitious walkers 

who are physically fit. The entire 

region is a real paradise for hikers 

and walkers who are spoilt 

for choice with all the opportunities 

it offers to indulge in an 

experience that is impossible to 

describe and must be explored 

personally. From June to September 

the mountain guides 

and refuge wardens organise 

excursions of all standards on 

easy or more arduous paths, 

on mountaineering routes and 

vie ferrate, in a splendid and 

unforgettable setting that goes 

from the dramatic Dolomite 

peaks to the pre-Alps around 

Lake Garda.

The Angels of the 

Mountains The custodians of 

mountain traditions, the 197 mountain 

guides, joined in 8 groups and 5 

mountaineering and ski-mountaineering 

schools, are trustworthy escorts for those 

who want to discover the naturalistic, 

cultural and ethnographic secrets of the 

alpine environments. With the guides it is 

possible to organise hikes lasting one or 

more days on any of the routes crossing 

the Trentino mountains, or join their 

mountaineering courses for beginners. 

There are mountain guides in every valley 

with an office open to the public. 

www.guidealpinetrentino.it 

High Altitude 

Hospitality 

Indispensable reference points for 

people in the mountains, the refuges 

are inviting and efficient oases 

always ready to offer a bed and a 

hot meal, a place where mountain 

enthusiasts meet and socialise and 

share their experiences, but also 

important guardians of the safety 

and conservations of the territory. 

Built in strategic positions and conceived 

to combine simplicity and 

comfort compatible with the delicate 

environment surrounding them, they 

are divided into alpine refuges and 

excursion refuges. The former are 

reachable along mountain paths, the 

latter are mostly situated close to the 

road network. 

In Trentino there are 143 refuges, 

(102 alpine and 41 excursion) and a few 

years ago their wardens created an 

association that establishes common 

rules and regulations to raise 

the standard of their offer. 

www.trentinorifugi.com 

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Climbing is Rock When mountaineering 

becomes a sports movement of skill and rapidity, it turns 

into FREE CLIMBING, a young and dynamic discipline that 

has found ideal natural and artificial walls in Trentino. The 

homeland of sports climbing is definitely Arco which hosts 

the ROCK MASTER every summer, but also Daone and its 

valley with the unusual SPEED ROCK challenge on the walls of 

the Malga Bissina dam. Another place suitable for climbing 

is the valley of TERME DI COMANO, which offers over 400 climbs 

of varying degrees of difficulty. 

history and legends 

A pair of walking boots and a small rucksack 

is all you need, the rest you’ll find in 

Trentino, the perfect place for those who 

love TREKKING. 

The TREK OF LEGENDS is the first great hiking 

circuit interlinking three of the most important 

and interesting areas of the Dolomites: 

Val di Fiemme, San Martino di Castrozza– 

Primiero-Vanoi and Val di Fassa. The route 

goes along pre-existing interlinked paths 

and is almost 200 kilometres long. From 

any point on the itinerary it is possible to 

descend to the valley and quickly return to 

the point of departure using public transport 

and organised transfers. In this way 

you can attempt to walk the whole route 

in stages, staying overnight in selected 

hotels instead of in the alpine refuges. 

Besides accommodation, the hotels are 

ready to give the hiker all the support 

necessary: from information to packed 

lunches and luggage transfers. 

The scope for walking is virtually endless, 

also thanks to the proposals of the 

mountain guides and the refuge wardens. 

There are the long distance routes like the 

E5 EUROPEAN PATH, the DÜRER PATH, the HIGH 

LEVEL PATH OF THE DOLOMITES, the HIGH LEVEL 

PATH OF GRANITE, the PATH OF PEACE and the 

VIA ALPINA, which passes through the Fassa 

Dolomites. 

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In the World of 

Mountain Pastures 

Dairy Aromas A rich calendar of 

events involving the alpine dairies. Hikes, 

including tastings of local products, 

are organised weekly in every valley. A 

chance to explore part of the land, meet 

the herdsmen and learn about the work 

in the alpine pastures, such as milking 

the cows and goats, cleaning the sheds 

and making butter and cheese. Then it is 

time for a simple country meal of polenta, 

sausages, wine and dairy cheeses. 

On Lagorai you can ADOPT A COW for a 

whole year and then enjoy the dairy 

products made with its milk. 

From June to September you 

can discover the traditions of 

the mountain pastures, a particular 

world of pastoral farming. 

Every area in Trentino has 

a malga where the herds are 

taken to graze in the green 

alpine meadows and the dairymen 

live and work during the 

summer. The ‘malga’ - simple 

sturdy buildings made of 

wood and stone clinging to the 

mountainside, or isolated in the 

midst of a glade - evokes the 

true spirit of Trentino and is a 

universe of ancient values: even 

the smallest produces great 

tastes using traditional dairy 

implements and methods. 

Experience the mountains 

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mirrors 

of the sky 

Like brilliant gems in a green carpet of meadows and woods, like segments of the sky embedded 

in the rocks, the 297 Trentino lakes are an outstanding feature of the natural environment from 

the Dolomites to Garda, the largest lake in the region. Different in size, depth, altitude, flora, fauna 

and climate, the Trentino lakes all have pure clear calm waters. Lakes convey tranquillity and 

peace where the pace of life is different, more natural. At the same time the lake is a place where 

you can relax in an active way: swimming, rowing, sailing or windsurfing. You can’t go wrong if 

you choose a lakeside holiday in Trentino.

“…this majestic scene of nature… 

Lake Garda” 

Johann Wolfgang Goethe

GARDA TRENTINO: 

THE GREAT LAKE 

OF HOLIDAYS 

Garda Trentino overlooks the 

northern shores of Lake Garda, 

the largest lake in Italy and one 

of the most beautiful in the 

world. It is a Mediterranean 

corner surrounded by mountains, 

the custodian of art, history 

and bygone flavours. 

The crystal clean water lapping 

the white beaches is charged 

with all the colours of the sea. 

The mild climate favours a typically 

Mediterranean vegetation 

and is conducive to outdoor 

activities all year long. Between 

the lake and the mountains 

there are cliffs for climbing, 

panoramic bike routes and 

many footpaths for hikers and 

enthusiasts of Nordic walking 

and trekking. 

The lake is the realm of sailing 

and windsurfing and every year 

hosts international regattas 

and world events. The regatta 

area is open to everyone: for 

yachtsmen who choose Garda 

Trentino for training and for 

those who want to learn the 

basics or improve their skills. 

Garda Trentino is the ideal 

destination for a holiday. The 

accommodation facilities offer 

all kinds of solutions, from 4- 

star hotels to B&Bs, apartments, 

campsites and agriturs, 

a multitude of services in diversified 

and hospitable settings. 

And for lovers of well-being 

and relaxation, the wellness 

centres offer treatments for a 

perfect “remise en forme”. 

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Mirrors of the Sky

Info 

INGARDA TRENTINO 

Azienda per il Turismo S.p.A. 

Tel. 0039 0464 554444 

www.gardatrentino.it 

Historical Gems In Garda Trentino there are 

charming historic villages with narrow alleyways 

and small piazzas. The largest is RIVA DEL GARDA of 

medieval origin with the Apponale clock-tower, 

the Magisterial and Municipal palazzos, the Rocca 

Fortress built to defend the waterfront and the 

Venetian Bastion overlooking the town. 

The historic centre of ARCO winds among 

Renaissance palazzos, parks and art nouveau villas 

around the rock topped by an ancient castle. A few 

kilometres away the Roman bridge of DRO and DRENA 

castle that dominates Valle del Sarca. And then, 

TORBOLE with its small picturesque harbour and Casa 

del Dazio, the old Austrian customs house, TENNO in 

a spectacular panoramic position and CANALE one of 

the most beautiful medieval villages of Italy. 

Mirrors of the Sky 

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Sailing and Biking Garda Trentino is one of the most popular 

destinations of lovers of outdoor activities. SAILING and WINDSURFING are 

favoured by the constant winds. For MOUNTAIN BIKE enthusiasts there are many 

trails in the woods and descents with breathtaking panoramas. For the 

more daring the thrills of PARAGLIDING and CANYONING ensure unique emotions. 

FREE CLIMBING fanatics find ideal places for this sport on the practice walls in 

Arco, the rock walls of Corno Bo’, the Parete Zebrata of Pietramurata and 

the Sperone in Riva. Then there are paths of varying difficulty for HIKES, VIE 

FERRATE and NORDIC WALKING, a must in summer when Garda Trentino offers the 

maximum scope for this discipline. NORDIC FITNESS SPORTS PARK Lago di Garda has 

100 kilometres of mountain trails, some of which descend to the shores of 

the lake. 

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Mirrors of the Sky

Nightlife on Garda Music, events and shows enliven 

the nights (and not only) around Lake Garda. To begin with the 

RADIOINCONTRI MEETINGS that turn Riva del Garda into the capital 

of the radio for a few days. The notes of the GARDA JAZZ FESTIVAL 

invade the lakeshores and streets, whilst classical sounds 

reverberate in the MUSICARIVA FESTIVAL, a venue hosting young 

musicians from all over the world. 

DRODESERA offers dancing and theatrical performances staged 

in the former Fies electric power station, whilst the village of 

Canale revives ancient medieval scenes in RUSTICO MEDIOEVO. 

And last, but not least, the FAIRYTALE NIGHT, a great festival for 

young and old, in which the fairytale is the star of the event 

that ends with a magical firework display illuminating the lake 

waters. Apart from all this, there are many sports events of 

world interest, including sailing and windsurfing regattas, 

mountain bike races and free climbing. 


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Leaping into the Past 

ledro 

Lake Ledro lies in the peaceful 

oasis of Val di Ledro between 

the peaks of the Brenta group 

and the shores of Lake Garda. 

The lake is situated at an altitude 

of 655 metres and covers 

an area of over 2 square 

kilometres. Along its shores 

at Molina di Ledro, you can see 

the remains of a lake dwelling 

site dating back to the Bronze 

Age. This is an extremely valuable 

archaeological site that 

also hosts the Lake Dwelling 

Museum where all the finds 

(necklaces, utensils, ploughs, 

canoes) are conserved and 

where an animated programme 

called “Palafittando” 

is held every summer: a real 

leap into the past where you 

can use the boats and utensils 

of prehistoric man. 

Guests staying in any one of 

the 29 hotels, 4 campsites 

and 3 B&Bs of Lake Ledro 

can practise many kinds of 

sport including canyoning on 

the Palvico Torrent and the Rio 

Nero. Boats, pedalos, catamarans, 

windsurf boards and 

canoes can be hired on the 

Pieve, Mezzolago and Molina 

beaches. Pieve is the centre 

of the local sailing association, 

which organises courses for 

children in the Optimist and 

Derive classes. It is also possible 

to obtain permits for fishing 

on the lake. 

Info 

Consorzio Pro Loco 

Valle di Ledro 

Tel. 0464 591222 

www.vallediledro.com 

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Mirrors of the Sky

eflections 

of Brenta 

Molveno 

Lake Molveno is the largest 

alpine lake in Italy situated 

above an altitude of 800 metres. 

The Brenta peaks are mirrored 

in its limpid water. The contrast 

between the expanse of the 

lake and the rock walls towering 

above creates a magnificent 

and unforgettable scene. 

During the summer you can go 

swimming, sailing, windsurfing, 

canoeing and boating on the 

lake, or dive into the Olympic 

pool, play beach volleyball, or 

even land on the beautiful green 

grass lakeside after paragliding 

in a breathtaking flight over 

the Dolomites. Lake Molveno is 

also plentifully populated with 

fish including the reintroduced 

char. 

Info 


Dolomiti di Brenta, Paganella, Andalo, 



Tel. 0461 585836 



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Active Relaxation 

Levico and Caldonazzo 

Valsugana, situated not far from the city 

of Trento and bordering on Veneto, is 

synonymous with nature. Dense woods, 

flowering meadows, lakes with pure 

clean water suitable for bathing, mountains 

rich in fauna and flora, fertile countryside 

and panoramic sunny hillsides 

create the perfect setting for a holiday 

of well-being. 

The crystal clear waters of the Levico and Caldonazzo 

lakes are favourite destinations of 

water sports lovers and families seeking 

a cool and relaxing spot on hot days in 

summer. Valsugana, with its spas (Levico 

Terme, Vetriolo Terme and Roncegno 

Terme) renowned since ancient times, 

attracts people in search of the physical 

and mental well-being guaranteed by 

the quality and uniqueness of its arsenic 

ferruginous waters. 

New in 2008, the off-road cycle route 

from Pergine Valsugana to Bassano 

del Grappa, the mountain bike trails, 

the offers for families and a multitude of 

events, festivals and village fêtes highlighting 

the summer holiday. 

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Info 


VALSUGANA Scarl 

Tel. 0039 0461 706101 



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Info 


Altopiano di Piné 

e Valle di Cembra 

Tel. 0039 0461 557028 


Gems in a 

verdant Landscape 

the Piné lakes 

The Altopiano di Pinè with the two 

lovely alpine lakes of Serraia and 

Piazze is a tableland rich in natural 

attractions and a departure point 

for delightful mountain excursions, 

relaxing walks around the lakes, hiking, 

horse riding and biking itineraries. 

The mountain environment is 

suitable for lovers of nature, wellbeing 

and sport. 

From spring to autumn there are 

plenty of offers for a holiday in complete 

freedom: from Monday to Sunday, 

from morning to night, free 

activities appreciated by adults and 

children alike. There are many things 

to do in contact with nature, like 

yoga, guided excursions and Nordic 

walking outings. And proposals for 

families, from games for toddlers 

to film screenings, from the Piné 

Musica concerts to meetings with 

medical specialists and guided visits 

to the monuments. The full-packed 

summer programme also includes 

mountain bike outings, the possibility 

of practising Dragon boating on 

the lake and Piné under the Stars 

evenings. 

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Mirrors of the Sky

The Lake 

of the Forts 

Lavarone 

Lake Lavarone, one of the few of 

Karst formation in Trentino, lies on 

the plateau of the same name at 

an altitude of 1100 metres. In summer 

its waters are ploughed with 

pedaloes and rowing boats and the 

two lidos allow visitors to relax in 

the sun and swim. The Gradiva Trail 

(in homage to Sigmund Freud who 

came here several times in the early 

1900s) provides a lovely easy walk 

for families around the lake. 

There are also many reminders of the 

First World War in this area and the 

OPTICAL OBSERVATORY on Monte Rust, 

the Headquarters at Virti and, especially, 

the MUSEUM OF FORTRESSES in 

the BELVEDERE GSCHWENT FORT, are well 

worth a visit. The complex is part of 

the fortifications that were built on 

the plateaus; seven forts of modern 

design distributed along a line of 

almost 30 kilometres, from Cima 

Vézzena to Dosso delle Somme, on 

the Altopiano di Folgaria, Lavarone 

and Luserna. 

Info 


Altipiano di Folgaria, 

Lavarone e Luserna 

Tel. 0039 0464 724100 



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CRYSTAL CLEAR WATERS 

The transparency of LAKE CIMA 

D’ASTA, against the backdrop of 

the towering Lagorai mountains, 

is proverbial. The Trentino section 

of Stelvio National Park 

hosts another ‘must’ in hiking 

and alpine itineraries that goes to 

LAKE DELLE MARMOTTE at an altitude 

over 2700 metres, and not to be 

missed is an outing to LAKE CORVO, 

the three little STERNAI LAKES and 

LAKE ROTONDO in Val di Rabbi. 

There are 257 alpine lakes in Trentino 

situated between an altitude 

of 1500 and 3200 metres. These 

characteristic circular pools of 

water glistening in the meadows 

of the Alps are not always easy 

to reach, but the effort of the long 

walk is rewarded by the view of 

the mountain peaks reflected in 

their crystal clear waters. LAKE 

ANTERMOIA lies at about 2500 

metres amid the peaks of the 

Catinaccio, whilst the little COLBRI- 

CON LAKES create a unique setting 

in the Pale di San Martino. In 

the heart of the Adamello Brenta 

Nature Park, LAKE TOVEL, one of 

the jewels of the park, sparkles 

in its own valley and the lakes of 

LÀRES and MANDRONE shine below 

the glaciers at the end of Val di 

Genova. An extremely attractive 

itinerary goes around the 5 LAKES 

of RITORTO, NERO, SERÒDOLI, GELATO 

and NAMBINO, above Madonna di 

Campiglio, along the mountain 

ridge dividing Val Nambrone from 

the Presanella glaciers. Close to 

the Brenta Dolomites and Lake 

Molveno is Lake Nembia, where 

a WWF Oasis has been created. 

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“That special air 

I seek in Trentino” 

Cesare Musatti

Feeling good 

Holidaying in Trentino is conducive to feeling fit and healthy. No complicated activities, only immersion in 

nature: mountains, forest, water, air. Nature here gets under your skin with the scent of pine needles and 

the smell of moss as you stroll through the alpine forest, or relax in a mountain meadow. Looking at the 

views while the sun inflames the Dolomites on the horizon, listening to the babbling of a brook, allowing 

the sun to tan you and the crisp mountain air refresh you, calms the body and mind. Scientific studies 

have shown that an average altitude, from 1,000 to 2,000 metres, improves the metabolism, the oxygen 

in the blood, the heartbeat and blood pressure, even in a brief sojourn.

Healthy Heights 

It doesn’t take much to keep 

fit, walking is enough. Although 

it is the simplest physical activity, 

walking in the mountains, 

from gentle uphill rambles to 

more taxing hikes, is ideal in 

summer. You use more energy 

in proportion to the speed and 

it is more relaxing when you 

do it in natural beautiful and 

uncontaminated surroundings. 

Not only is walking healthy 

because it is a gravitational 

stimulating activity, but it also 

revitalises the bone tissue and 

combats demineralization. 

Generally speaking sport in the 

mountains is good for you. The 

altitude and the minor concentration 

of oxygen in the air 

favours a better oxygenation of 

the blood and muscular tissues. 

It is not by chance that many 

athletes train in the mountains. 

The principle, anyway, is the 

same for everyone: the mountains 

offer the possibility of a 

natural recharge and when you 

return to the town you feel fitter 

and more efficient. 

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Feeling good

Feeling good 

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transparent 

waters 

The Trentino landscape is 

dominated by water, from the 

crystal alpine lakes and silver 

torrents to the dark blue 

lake of Garda. From the valleys 

to the mountain basins there 

are almost 400 expanses of 

pure water. Water inhabited by 

prized and delicious fish. Water 

in mineral springs known since 

antiquity and used in the spas. 

Water to drink and water to 

bathe in. Water with a thousand 

reflections to contemplate. 

Water murmuring in the 

brooks, pools, cascades, lakes 

and rivers in the forests, plateaus 

and valleys. In Trentino 

you are never far from water, 

starting from the river Adige that 

flows down the main valley and 

once served as a great waterway 

for trade between north 

and south. 

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ejuvenate 

at The Spas 

To regenerate the body and 

mind, or simply to treat yourself 

to a relaxing holiday, there 

is nothing better than a few 

days in one of the Trentino 

spa centres, the ideal place 

for dedicating time to health 

and rest. 

Owing to different types of 

water, each spa specialises in 

the treatment or prevention of 

specific ailments. However the 

effects go well beyond this as 

a holiday in the mountains is 

a cure-all and improves, for 

example, the oxygenation of 

the blood and lungs. Further 

benefits are gained from the 

climate, the countryside, the 

uncontaminated natural surroundings, 

the opportunities for 

physical activities and walks, in 

a nutshell from the mountains. 

A holiday in a Trentino spa centre 

is therefore an absolutely 

natural and effective remedy for 

confronting the winter season 

and also useful in the prevention 

of chills and colds. 

The spa centres are “Terme 

Dolomia” in Val di Fassa, “Casa 

di Salute Raphael” in Roncegno 

and “Terme di Levico and 

Vetriolo” in Valsugana, “Terme 

di Comano” in the Valli Giudicarie, 

“Terme di Rabbi and 

Peio” in Val di Sole, “Terme Val 

Rendena – Fonte S. Antonio” 

in Val Rendena and “Terme di 

Garniga”, the only one in Italy 

specialising in hay baths using 

the officinal and medicinal 

herbs growing in the meadows 

on Monte Bondone. 

www.visittrentino.it 

Feeling good 

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GLIDING 

OVER THE WAVES 

Water is the essential element 

and natural resource for practising 

a multitude of sports and 

the magnetic appeal of the 

mountain torrents, rivers and 

lakes in Trentino equals that 

of the great peaks. The desire 

to be transported by the current 

or wind across the water 

is spontaneous when you 

come to Trentino. The queen 

of watersports is SAILING which 

draws thousands of enthusiasts 

from all over the world to 

Riva del Garda, Lido di Arco 

and Torbole every year. Those 

who are not content to stay in 

one place can change scene 

and go to Lake Molveno, Lake 

Ledro or Lake Caldonazzo. 

Besides the calm waters of its 

297 LAKES, Trentino boasts hundreds 

of tortuous whitewater 

torrents, ideal for lovers of kayaking 

and rafting, but also for 

hydrospeed, diving headfirst 

down the river lying on a float. 

Terrific Whitewater Jumping into water, 

gorges and natural pools, sliding through narrow 

passageways as slippery as ice, this is CANYONING. 

An exciting sport that has found its paradise in the area 

of Upper Garda and Valle di Ledro. 

Alternatively you can try the thrill of RAFTING and KAYAKING 

on the river Noce in Val di Sole. 

All you need for rafting is a safety jacket and helmet, 

then you can get in a raft and conquer the powerful 

current in complete safety. 

You can practise gentle rafting also on the river Avisio, 

in Val di Fiemme, which is suitable for beginners. 

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Feeling good

The Ora Wind Blows Ideal for regattas from February 

to November, thanks to the mild climate of the area. Sailing and 

surfing on LAKE GARDA is guaranteed by the ORA, a wind that blows 

from south to north regularly every day from late in the morning 

to late in the afternoon. 

The lake is also the home of WINDSURFING and along the shores 

of Riva, Lido di Arco and Torbole there are nine centres and 

several areas catering exclusively for surfers. 

Feeling good 

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REVITALISING AIR 

Walking around the mountains 

you acquire a new state of wellbeing. 

The climate is fresh even 

in summer; the pure air and the 

pace of life high up gives the 

human body a ‘breath’ of health. 

The atmosphere is clean and 

above all dry, the days clear and 

sunny. It has been proved that 

a mountain holiday favours the 

well-being of the body and also 

improves the oxygenation of the 

blood. Furthermore, the high 

concentration of negative ions in 

the air makes you feel energetic, 

facilitates the elimination of free 

radicals and the minor presence 

of pollution neutralises the 

action of allergens. 

All this is particularly beneficial 

for children because it restores 

their well-being before returning 

to the town. It is good for 

adults too. The mountains are 

ideal for getting rid of stress and 

finding your equilibrium again in 

tune with your biological clock. 

Recovering your health and 

strength with the natural rhythm 

of time produces benefits that 

last beyond the holiday. 

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Feeling good

Fitness in nature 

Trentino has planned and organised 

everything for a summer 

holiday of relaxation, well-being 

and physical exercise. A holiday 

full of emotions and a sense of 

freedom to recover your energy 

and practise a different sport 

every day in natural surroundings. 

“Fitness in Nature” is the 

new offer that enables you to 

arrange a holiday according to 

your own needs. 

VAL DI FIEMME, VAL DI FASSA, the 

ALTOPIANO DI FOLGARIA, LAVARONE AND 

LUSERNA, GARDA TRENTINO and VAL 

DI SOLE offer a rich programme 

of outdoor sports, in localities 

provided with the latest facilities 

and equipment, where hospitality 

and a warm welcome are of 

paramount importance. 

The possibilities for practising 

sports in the open air amidst 

enchanting scenery, from the 

Dolomites to the plateaus and 

Lake Garda, are endless. You 

can choose NORDIC WALKING in the 

theme parks in Val di Fiemme, on 

the Altopiano di Folgaria Lavarone 

and Luserna, in the Garda 

Trentino area and Val di Sole. Or 

BIKING or WALKING in nature, RAFT- 

ING, SAILING and WINDSURFING. 

And if you want to sample the 

local products in a characteristic 

and cosy environment, you cannot 

beat a lunch in a mountain 

refuge or a dinner in one of 

the OSTERIE TIPICHE DEL TRENTINO 

restaurants. 

www.fitness.visittrentino.it 

The Palm as a Guide The palm guides you along the path and can 

tell you everything about it: gradients, curiosities, flora, fauna. The Sentieri Vivi 

programme, operating in almost all the Trentino areas, allows you first to choose 

the most interesting itineraries on a powerful computer screen installed in a hotel 

or tourist office and then to use the “palmareamico” (“palm-friend”). This instrument 

illustrates, on video or in audio, the points of interest you will find during the outing, 

thanks to the extensive data bank activated in the selection phase and stored by 

the exclusive, recorded and patented, software programme called Sentieri Vivi® and 

the GPS integrated in the palm that tells you always exactly where you are. 

www.sentierivivi.com 

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THE GREEN PLANET 

Walking in green surroundings 

among colourful flowers and 

secular trees. Breathing in the 

crisp air in the silent forest and 

admiring the stupendous landscapes. 

All this is quite normal 

in the three nature parks in 

Trentino, Adamello Brenta, Paneveggio-Pale 

di San Martino and 

Stelvio, because here nature 

is still untouched. An area of 

over 1100 square kilometres 

under environmental conservation, 

equivalent to 18% of 

the Trentino province. Taken 

as a whole, the system of protected 

areas covers 25% of the 

Province. An uncontaminated 

environment you can explore in 

guided excursions or by participating 

in the numerous activities 

organised by the Parks 

and Visitor Centres. Nature in 

Trentino is interwoven with art 

and culture and in summer 

the Parks are also settings for 

events, concerts and shows. 

Not to be forgotten, when talking 

of the heritage of culture 

and traditions, are the four 

ecomuseums. The ecomuseums 

of the Giudicarie and of Valle 

del Chiese, in the surroundings 

of the Adamello Brenta Nature 

Park, the ecomuseum of Vanoi, 

near the Paneveggio-Pale di 

San Martino Nature Park and 

the ecomuseum of Val di Peio 

linked to the Trentino section of 

Stelvio National Park. 

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Adamello Brenta Nature Park 

Trailing the Bear 

The Adamello Brenta Nature Park is the most important consrvation area in Trentino and 

one of the largest in the Alps: 620 square kilometres between an altitude of 470 and 3560 

metres. Among its splendid valley landscapes, surrounded by the magnificent Adamello 

Presanella chain and the Brenta Dolomites, the most outstanding and incomparable are VAL 

DI GENOVA, VAL DI TOVEL and Val d’Algone. 

This unspoilt environment is home to deer, roebucks, chamois, eagles, snow-grouse, wood 

grouse, alpine ibex and a small population of brown bears, the only ones present in the 

whole of the Alpine Chain, reintroduced with the LIFE URSUS project. Rich and interesting 

is the Visitor Centre dedicated to the BEAR, THE LORD OF THE FOREST, housed in the Corte Franca 

building in Spormaggiore. Some bears can be seen at close quarters in the Spormaggiore 

animal sanctuary, in Albarè-Plan della Fontana. 

In summer the Park, recently included in the world web of Unesco geo parks, organises 

many activities suitable for all ages. To gain an insight into the gestures, sounds and 

genuine flavours of the mountain dairies, A TRANQUIL WEEKEND IN NATURE is a must. This easy two 

day walking tour along the ancient routes of the transhumance introduces you to the art 

of making cheese and processing sheep’s wool. Guided outings on the tracks of the bear, 

hikes in the alpine pastures and walks under the stars are also organised. 

www.pnab.it 

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Paneveggio-Pale di San Martino Nature Park 

In the Kingdom of the Deer 

High above, the rose-coloured walls of the Dolomites and the dark rocks of the Lagorai dotted with pools of glacial origin; 

lower down, dark green secular forests and expanses of alpine pasturelands. This is the Paneveggio Pale di San Martino Nature 

Park, situated on the far eastern side of Trentino and instituted in 1967. 

It is the smallest of the three provincial parks covering an area of 197 square kilometres between an altitude of 700 and 

2400 metres and has a huge spruce forest known as the Forest of Violins for the quality of its ‘resonant’ firs. The wood of 

these trees is used to make the soundbox of pianos, violins, violoncellos and double basses. A quality already known by the 

famous seventeenth century violinmakers, the Stradivari, Guarnieri and Amati, who used to come to Paneveggio to choose 

the wood for their “harmonic jewels”. 

Walking through the trees and mountains you may come across alpine animals and birds. This was the home of the deer for 

many centuries until it became extinct. It has only recently been reintroduced and now the Park, where hunting is prohibited, 

is a refuge and centre of distribution for this animal. You can see some deer at close range in the Paneveggio Visitor Centre. 

Study meetings and environmental workshops are held in Villa Welsperg on Sundays. 

www.parcopan.org 

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Stelvio National Park 

Beneath the Eagle’s Eye 

In the heart of the Ortles-Cevedale range, between the Sole, Rabbi and 

Peio valleys, lies the Trentino section of Stelvio National Park, a vast green 

expanse that extends over an area of 19,350 hectares at an altitude of 

800 to 3,000 metres. Here the peaks are snow-capped even in summer 

and roebucks, deer, chamois and ibex roam freely among the larch and 

red fir woods. Walking in this untouched countryside you are quite likely 

to encounter a hare, marmot, stoat or fox. A few pairs of golden eagles 

have made their home here and in recent years the lammergeyer, also 

known as the vulture of the Alps, has been seen circling in the sky. The 

Park Guides will escort you in outings to explore this environment and 

learn all the secrets of this conservation area in the visitor centres and 

animal enclosure in Peio. 

www.stelviopark.it

Pedalling in freedom 

Trentino is the ideal place for 

2-wheel enthusiasts. There is 

a vast range of routes that can 

be tackled by cycling tourists 

and mountainbikers every day. 

Exploring a region, full of natural 

beauty and cultural attractions 

like Trentino, on a bicycle 

gives you the chance to 

visit the hidden corners of the 

land and come into contact 

with people and environments 

far from the annoying hum of 

modern times. 

In Trentino tourist cyclists have 

over 400 kilometres of safe 

and well-kept routes (including 

provincial and municipal ones) 

at their disposal, provided with 

services like bike grills, transport 

by rail, bike maps and 

Internet points. 

The Valle dell’Adige cycle and 

walking path is the main part 

of the entire bicycle network 

of Trentino. It is a route for 

the almost exclusive use of 

cyclists that mostly runs along 

the banks of the river Adige, 

from the border with the province 

of Bolzano to the one with 

the province of Verona, passing 

through 14 municipalities. It is 

82 kilometres long with an altitude 

gain of only 45 metres. 

The second longest cycle track 

in Trentino is the Valsugana 

that in 45 km links the province 

of Trento with Belluno. These 

two cycle tracks are part of 

the international route of the 

VIA CLAUDIA AUGUSTA, the Roman 

imperial road that ran from the 

Danube to the Adriatic sea. 

Those who love tough climbs 

and adrenaline-fuelled descents 

will be in their element in Trentino 

on trails ranging from 67 m 

at Lake Garda to 2000 m in the 

surrounding mountains. 

For mountain bikers there are 

the “cult tracks”, seventeen itineraries 

in each area of Trentino 

combining the effort of sport 

with the pleasure of cycling in 

the mountains among fabulous 

landscapes, woods, fields 

and even lakeshores and farmlands. 

Not to be missed the offer 

of the “Fortezze Bike Tour”, a 

journey in ten stages along a 

prepared route, from the Vigolana 

plateau to the Pasubio 

range, to discover the fortifications 

and military defences 

made by the Austro-Hungarian 

troops in preparation for the 

First World War. 

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Fun Together 

Adults and children can enjoy summer 

together in Trentino. While the 

adults are relaxing in the natural 

surroundings, the children can join in 

the events, sports activities, games 

and mini excursions designed especially 

for them. There are also special 

areas prepared for the kids, like the 

CHILDREN’S VILLAGE, “strictly off-limits to 

adults”, which takes the environment 

to heart; the GARDONÈ summer sledge 

run, a thrilling descent of 700 metres 

zigzagging through the forest in Val 

di Fassa, or the seven FASSALANDIA 

parks in Val di Fassa where children 

can play in safety with professional 

entertainers. The programme of outings 

organised for children is rich 

and varied: from an introduction to 

climbing with the mountain guides, 

to interesting naturalistic workshops 

exploring the area and nature. 

GREAT ADVENTURES FOR LITTLE MEN is 

the programme catering for young 

guests in Madonna di Campiglio, 

Pinzolo and Val Rendena: an exciting 

week of activities close to nature with 

the mountain guides and the alpinist 

CESARE MAESTRI. 

The VALSUGANA JUNIOR caters for children 

holidaying on the Levico and 

Caldonazzo lakes with games, sports 

and creative workshops. COMANO JUN- 

IOR, instead, turns a spa holiday 

into an entertaining experience by 

combining games and outings to 

discover nature, castles and traces 

of primitive man. 

The San Martino di Castrozza, 

Primiero and Vanoi Promotion Office 

proposes FAMILY FUN, a daily programme 

for children to learn about 

and appreciate the area while enjoying 

themselves. There are also the 

weekly FISHING PARADISE appointments 

to try fishing in the torrents and lakes 

with a qualified instructor. 

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Take Your Time... 

In the shade of a larch tree, 

lulled by the gurgling of a 

stream, caressed by the 

breeze, feeling the anxieties, 

worries and stresses of everyday 

life gradually slipping away. 

Time slows down and finds its 

natural pace in Trentino among 

the green woods, blue lakes 

and grey-pink ancient village 

stones. Entering a tavern to 

savour a tasty meal and a 

glass of wine, pausing to look 

at the panorama that comes 

into view around a bend in the 

path, enjoying the emotions 

conveyed by nature, or sleeping 

and dreaming in a small 

hotel all of wood. There is no 

need to rush about in Trentino. 

You can take your time and 

savour every single minute. 

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indulge yourself 

Vita Nova is a trademark representing 

the excellence of 

well-being in Trentino and it is 

entrusted to 47 hotels located 

in the most prestigious resorts. 

In the Vita Nova Trentino Wellness 

hotels you can personalise 

your holiday according to 

your own tastes. 

The BEAUTY hotels are hospitable 

corners of well-being where 

you can recuperate your physical 

and mental energy. 

Personalised and targeted 

body treatments are recommended 

by the qualified and 

experienced staff and besides 

the traditional treatments there 

are those with honey, herbs, 

chocolate or apples, plus relaxing 

massages with stones and 

warm oils. 

The ACTIVITY hotels cater for 

those who want to combine 

a relaxing holiday with physical 

activity by a lake or in the 

mountains. They offer a wide 

choice of excursions and itineraries 

suitable for all abilities and 

the possibility of practising your 

favourite sport, from mountain 

biking to trekking, from swimming 

to windsurfing and sailing, 

from canoeing to rafting. 

The FAMILY hotels, instead, 

are the ideal choice for family 

holidays. These hotels cater 

especially for children who 

can spend enjoyable hours in 

the play areas, organised also 

within the well-being centres, 

while their parents indulge in 

complete relaxation. 

The new innovative line of 

cosmetics for facial and body 

beauty treatments is prepared 

with the rare RIBES NIGRUM berries 

growing in the Trentino 

forests. These precious vegetal 

extracts give the skin all the 

resources it needs in a natural 

way. You can try and purchase 

the treatments of the bio-cosmetic 

line only in the Vita Nova 

club hotels. 

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A region 

to Savour 

In Trentino the lakes, rivers, 

mountains, plateaus, valleys 

and Mediterranean to Alpine 

land and climate are reflected 

in the agricultural produce and 

genuine products. 

Extensive vineyards, producing 

unsurpassed white and 

red wines such as the excellent 

SPUMANTE TRENTODOC, NOSI- 

OLA, MARZEMINO, TEROLDEGO and 

VINO SANTO, and marcs for the 

ancient art of distillation to 

produce Trentino Grappa, give 

way to mountain pastures and 

meadows that distinguish the 

unmistakable flavours of milk 

and cheese. The production of 

sausage meats is also a longstanding 

tradition. A variety of 

fruit and vegetables are grown 

in the mountain areas mirrored 

in the clear waters of lakes and 

streams full of trout and char. A 

unique land that man respects 

and cultivates today in accord 

with tradition. 

The rite of the mountain pastures 

The culture of the mountain pastures is an old tradition, 

still in vogue today, that can be shared by tourists 

who are in search of life in the mountains. Spread 

throughout the province, the ‘malghe’ (alpine huts 

where the herdsmen spend the summer while their 

cows and sheep graze in pastures) are guardians of the 

centuries-old culture and traditions of the people who 

live in the mountains. In these small worlds, far from 

the hectic life of the town, the animals are raised to 

produce MILK, BUTTER AND CHEESE. 

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Cheers! Trentino produces 40% of 

the Italian CLASSIC METHOD spumante. The 

extensive cultivations of Chardonnay 

grapes offer an exceptional raw material 

for the TRENTODOC spumante that is 

unequalled in quality. 

The process for obtaining the Trentino 

bubbles is complex and rigorous: from 

the selection of the grapes grown in 

optimum conditions to the delicate 

phase of adding the liqueur d’expedition. 

This is the only way to achieve an 

excellent product with an elegant and 

delicate perfume, fruity fragrant notes, 

a dry crisp taste, moderately vibrant, 

fine and harmonious. Suitable as an 

accompaniment to the whole meal, 

it pairs well with many dishes of the 

Mediterranean cuisine and those of varied 

regional gastronomic traditions. 

Quality in Osteria Eating out in Trentino 

can be a really enjoyable experience and an exciting 

discovery of the products, recipes and local culture, 

especially if you choose a restaurant displaying “Osteria 

Tipica Trentino”. This sign is granted only to restaurants 

that meet the high standards set forth by the 

association and serve traditional dishes using genuine 

Trentino products. 

Not only the food, but also the hospitality and service 

in these establishments must be of quality and the 

atmosphere pleasant and intimate, with a qualified staff 

who can explain the dishes and products. 

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trentino Wine 

and Flavours Routes 

A tribute to the land and a new way 

to discover its characteristics 

The Vallagarina Wine and Flavours 

Route combines a dedication 

for winegrowing with 

some important quality produce. 

About 40% of all the 

vineyards in the province are 

cultivated here. The famous 

Marzemino, the red wine 

praised by Mozart, accompanies 

the no less famous Organic 

vegetables of Val di Gresta, 

the chestnuts of Castione and 

the strongly flavoured Vezzena 

cheese still produced in the 

summer pasturelands on the 

Folgaria, Lavarone and Luserna 

plateaus. 

A few kilometres from Vallagarina 

the Wine and Flavours 

Route from Garda to the Brenta 

Dolomites extends for about 

30 km passing from a Mediterranean 

environment dotted 

with olive-groves to the Alpine 

climates and frozen peaks. An 

incredible variety reflected in 

the natural beauty of the protected 

Adamello-Brenta Park, 

but also in products like the 

prized extra virgin olive oil of 

Garda, the ‘Spressa’ Giudicarie 

D.O.P. cheese made with raw 

milk, the boast of Val Rendena 

and the Giudicarie, ‘Vino 

Santo’, a passito made with 

native Nosiola grapes left to dry 

and pressed the week before 

Easter, and lastly the ‘ciuìga’, 

a traditional sausage of the 

Banale area made with pork 

and turnips. 

The Müller Thurgau vineyards 

are one of the most fascinating 

features of the Wine and Flavours 

Route of the Avisio hills, 

Faedo and Valle di Cembra. The 

view takes in an incredible 

progression of terraced vineyards 

of mostly Müller Thurgau 

grapevines that have found a 

natural habitat in this area and 

produce wines of top quality. 

Age-long experience, aromatic 

marcs and pure water produce 

the prized grappas. Soft 

fruits, instead, are grown in 

the enchanting green countryside 

of Valle dei Mocheni.

For wine enthusiasts a trip 

along the Piana Rotaliana Wine 

and Flavours Route to visit 

the Teroldego vineyards is an 

absolute must. This large fertile 

alluvial plain, protected on 

three sides by high rock walls, 

was inhabited as far back as 

the Neolithic period and is literally 

covered with historical 

evidence of ancient times. The 

Teroldego Rotaliano DOC is a 

fantastic and unique dry wine 

with a delicate aroma and fullbodied 

fruity taste. 

The city of Trento represents 

the whole of the province, not 

only geographically, but also 

culturally and historically. Here 

the Trento and Valsugana Wine 

and Flavours Route includes 

important cultural and museum 

institutions in which events representing 

the whole of Trentino 

are held as, for example, in Palazzo 

Roccabruna, the house of 

all Trentino’s quality products. 

However, what makes this area 

really unique is the spumante 

TrentoDOC classic method, the 

pride of the Trentino winegrowing 

production. 

There are also two routes in 

which wine gives way to other 

products. One is the Apples 

and Flavours Route of the 

valle di Non and val di sole 

where extensive apple orchards 

produce the Golden Delicious, 

Renetta and Stark Delicious 

varieties that have received the 

D.O.P. a denomination of protected 

origin. In Val di Sole, 

about a third of which is part of 

Stelvio National Park, you can 

savour the traditional Casolét 

cheese, now a protected Slow 

Food like other products such 

as the Valle di Non smoked 

Mortandela sausage and 

Trentingrana cheese. 

The The Cheese Route of 

the Fassa, Fiemme and Primiero 

Dolomites, instead, goes 

through the valleys of Fassa, 

Fiemme and Primiero. An itinerary 

in the heart of Trentino 

highlighted by the beauty of the 

Dolomites, the Ladinian culture 

and the red fir forests that 

for centuries have produced 

the wood for musical instruments. 

The names of the dairy 

produce alone are enough to 

make one’s mouth water: Puzzone 

di Moena or, in Ladin, 

‘Spretz Tsaorì’, made with milk 

from the Dolomite mountain 

dairies, Dolomiti, Fontàl, Trentingrana, 

TosÈla and many other 

local cheeses

Discover 

Learn 

Enjoy 

Nature in Trentino has created a masterpiece and man has enhanced it with castles, 

villas, squares, works of art, events and shows. From the Roman remains under Trento 

to the modern architectural lines of the Mart in Rovereto there is a wealth of artistic 

and cultural heritage to discover. The masterpieces of great artists and anonymous 

handmade objects are exhibited in the big and small museums. The festivals and 

reviews that fill the summer months host leading interpreters and performers of all 

kinds. Trentino… an exciting and enjoyable experience. 

“The museum is the mirror 

where Man sees himself” 

Charles Baudelaire

THE ART OF HOLIDAYING 

Festivals, exhibitions, concerts, 

meetings, shows. This is the 

Art of Holidaying, the summer 

calendar of the main cultural 

and artistic events of Trentino 

paired with special holiday 

offers set out in a single brochure 

and on site www.artedellavacanza.it. 

To begin with the exhibitions 

in the MART, this year focusing 

on the hundredth anniversary 

of Futurism, in BUONCONSIGLIO 

CASTLE, in the TRIDENTINE MUSEUM 

OF NATURAL SCIENCES and in the 

MUSEUM OF TRENTINO USES AND CUS- 

TOMS. Then the TRENTO FILMFES- 

TIVAL, for over half a century 

the festival that presents a rich 

selection of meetings, fiction 

and documentary films on the 

mountains, the FUTURO PRESENTE 

with its journeys through new 

and modern trends, and the 

FESTIVAL OF ECONOMICS that brings 

to Trento scholars from all over 

the world. 

Furthermore RADIOINCONTRI, an 

event that turns Riva del Garda 

into a great radio broadcasting 

station open to the public; 

PERGINE SPETTACOLO APERTO that 

confirms its vocation to experiment 

new ways of performing 

shows; ARTESELLA bringing 

together art and nature; DRODE- 

SERA, the international festival 

of performing arts that every 

year animates the Fies power 

station. 

Music is the star of SOUNDS 

OF THE DOLOMITES, in this case 

combined with the emotion the 

most beautiful mountains in the 

world can give you; the MUSICA 

RIVA FESTIVAL; the FESTIVAL MOZART 

and the SMARANO ORGAN FESTIVAL. 

International dancing comes to 

life in ORIENTE-OCCIDENTE in an 

itinerary of meetings, exchanges 

and combinations between 

peoples and cultures, traditions 

and innovations. 

www.artedellavacanza.it 

www.mart.tn.it 

www.buonconsiglio.it 

www.mtsn.tn.it 

www.museosanmichele.it 

www.trentofestival.it 

www.festivalfuturopresente.it 

www.festivaleconomia.it 

www.radioincontri.it 

www.perginepsa.it 

www.artesella.it 

www.drodesera.it 

www.musicarivafestival.it 

www.festivalmozartrovereto.com 

www.eccher.it 

www.orienteoccidente.it 

www.trentinocultura.net 

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traces 

of history 

Trentino is a land rich in art and 

history. There are many and 

diverse cultural deposits highlighting 

the events that have 

marked the course of life in this 

region. Apart from the historic 

centres of Trento and Rovereto, 

every corner of the province is 

endowed with great and small 

works of art of the past, from 

the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, 

from the 17th to 18th 

centuries, passing through the 

peasant culture. There are castles, 

picturesque villages, small 

Alpine churches and fascinating 

eighteenth century centres. 

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The ancient Tridentum, as it was 

then called, is still conserved 

in the archaeological remains 

under the city. The majestic 

Cathedral of San Vigilio overlooks 

piazza Duomo, the main 

square of the town. The city 

is dominated by Buonconsiglio 

Castle, for many centuries the 

residence of the prince bishops 

who ruled over it. Today 

the castle is the seat of the 

museum of ancient and Renaissance 

art and hosts a permanent 

collection as well as 

many interesting temporary 

exhibitions. Other museums in 

Trento are worth visiting, such 

as the Diocesan Museum, Palwhere 

cultures merge 

Trento 

Nestling in Valle dell’Adige, at 

the foot of Monte Bondone, 

Trento is a historic city steeped in 

Renaissance art. The crossroads 

between the cultures of 

Italy and Central Europe, the 

capital of Trentino was chosen 

to host the Council of Trent in 

1545. It conserves interesting 

evidence of the Renaissance 

period much of which is immediately 

obvious to visitors as 

they stroll through the streets 

lined with the frescoed walls 

of palazzos that decorate and 

colour the historic centre. The 

city’s history, however, goes 

back much farther than this to 

the time of the Roman Empire. 

azzo delle Albere, the Gallery of 

Modern Art and the Tridentine 

Museum of Natural Sciences. 

The city of Trento is also the 

crossroads for several cycle 

routes and therefore an ideal 

base for people who like to 

keep moving in natural surroundings. 

MTB fans can ride 

from the city centre to the top 

of Monte Bondone where there are 

dirt tracks winding all over the 

Altopiano delle Viote. For those 

who prefer a mythical route 

there is the Charly Gaul ascent, 

towards Bondone, named after 

the legendary cyclist who, in 

1956, won a stage of the Giro 

d’Italia in a snowstorm. 

Info 


Trento, Monte Bondone 

e Valle dei Laghi 

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AVANT-GUARDE 

AND TRADITION 

ROVERETO 

Rovereto, the second largest 

town of Trentino, is the ideal and 

cultural centre of Vallagarina. In 

the heart of the Valle dell’Adige, 

lying among hills and vineyards, 

the so-called ‘Oak Town’ has 

always been a place of lively cultural 

exhange. Strolling through 

the streets of the historic centre 

you can retrace its history. The 

urban arrangement retains traces 

of its medieval origins in the 

cluster of houses around CASTEL 

VENETO. The influence of the Serenissima 

can be seen in the alleyways 

that evoke the atmosphere 

of the Venetian calle and splendid 

eighteenth century palazzos line 

Corso Bettini. 

The town also has some interesting 

museums like the ITALIAN WAR 

HISTORY MUSEUM, the CIVIC MUSEUM 

and the MART that beginning with 

the inheritance of Fortunato Depero 

was launched on the scene of 

the art capitals in Europe. 

Since the time it was crossed by 

the front line of the First World 

War, the town has been deeply 

involved in subjects promoting 

brotherhood among peoples. Visible 

evidence of this can be found 

in the huge BELL on the Colle di 

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Living Memories 

Mart 

Rovereto 

Mart is a museum of modern and contemporary art with a 

permanent collection of over 13,000 paintings, drawings and 

sculptures, a considerable number of which are dedicated to 

Futurism and include some 3,000 works by the Trentino artist 

Fortunato Depero. 

Besides the new building in Rovereto, designed by the architect 

Mario Botta and Giulio Andreolli, Mart also has a centre in 

Palazzo delle Albere, a Renaissance palace in Trento. 

Among the events held in the museum in Rovereto this year, 

there is Picturing New York. Works from MoMA, open to the public 

from 11 July to 4 October. This exhibition will display 140 

original photographs from the permanent collection of the 

famous MoMA museum and dedicated to the Big Apple. 

www.mart.tn.it 

Buonconsiglio Castle 

Trento 

The seat of the prince bishops since 1255, Buonconsiglio 

Castle in Trento is a complex of several buildings each 

representing a particular period and its prominent personalities. 

The rooms in Castelvecchio, the oldest part of the castle, 

and those in the Magno Palazzo, one of the most beautiful 

Renaissance residences in Italy, form the setting for a rich 

collection of art. The Torre dell’Aquila preserves the frescoes 

of the CYCLE OF MONTHS, one of the most important examples of 

international gothic art. 

From the end of May to November the museum is displaying to 

the public a series of sarcophagi and funerary items dating back 

to the 2nd millennium B.C., from the Egyptian Museum of Turin, 

as well as a rich collection of precious exhibits belonging to 

Buonconsiglio Castle and on show for the first time. In particular 

some funerary masks, remains of mummies and small bronze 

and wooden statues of divinities. 

www.buonconsiglio.it

Museum of Uses and Customs 

of the Trentino People 

San Michele all’Adige 

Founded in 1968 by Giuseppe Šebesta, it is one of the 

most important ethnographic museums in Europe. A long 

story develops in the forty-three rooms of the 14th century 

Augustinian monastery of San Michele all’Adige, where the 

tools and objects of everyday life are displayed; from agriculture 

to craft work in wood, material, stone and metals and from 

costumes and masks to exhibits connected with music, religion 

and hunting. An unexpected folk world, full of fascination and 

ingenious creativity. 

www.museosanmichele.it 

Tridentine Museum of Natural Sciences 

Trento 

In the centre of Trento, the Tridentine Museum of Natural Sciences, 

where research and the conservation of nature is combined 

with science and topics of current interest, organises interactive 

exhibitions and events for young people and families. 

Apart from the permanent collections, the museum will host, from 

July to November, the interactive exhibition Terremoti e Vulcani that 

explains the basic concepts of plate tectonics with exhibits and 

multimedia installations. 

From June to September, the Gianni Caproni Air Museum 

will present Luna di Carta, a show in which period magazines, 

newspapers and audio documents narrate the vicissitudes that led 

to man’s conquest of space and, in particular, our satellite. 

www.mtsn.tn.it 


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WITNESSES OF MEMORY 

Visitors to Trentino cannot fail to 

notice the great number of castles 

dotting the valleys. Once 

used as fortified constructions 

and inhabited by princes, the 

castles today narrate the history 

and customs of the people 

and armies that have passed 

through the region over the 

centuries. 

The most striking of all of them 

is BUONCONSIGLIO CASTLE in Trento, 

the residence of the prince 

bishops and a magnificent 

example of a fortified construction 

combined with elegance. 

Other attractive castles of great 

visual impact are CASTEL BESE- 

NO, one of the largest fortified 

complexes in the province; the 

thirteenth century SABBIONARA 

Castle overlooking the town 

of Avio; CASTEL STENICO and CAS- 

TEL CAMPO (privately owned but 

open to the public in summer) 

in the Valli Giudicarie near the 

TERME DI COMANO; the ROCCA DI RIVA 

and ARCO CASTLE built on bare 

rock; CASTEL THUN and CLES CASTLE 

in Val di Non; PERGINE CASTLE 

and the romantic CASTEL TOBLINO 

on the shore of the lake of the 

same name. As you go through 

the crenellated walls, wander 

around the beautiful frescoed 

rooms and admire the towers 

or ruins, you are enveloped 

by a mysterious atmosphere 

of history and legend, lords 

and ladies, knights and jugglers. 

A sensation that turns 

into reality when you attend the 

wide range of events held in 

the castles, villas and palazzos 

during the summer. The festival 

of MEMORABLE STORIES 

creates an imaginary journey 

between past and present with 

concerts, dances and historical 

pageants in the rooms of the 

castles. 

www.trentinocultura.net 

www.centrosantachiara.it 

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SUMMER entertainment 

In summer Trentino stages two 

great events outdoor: Sounds of 

the Dolomites and AgriCulture. 

Two outstanding events in a 

sensational journey combining 

culture and nature that will 

make your holiday in Trentino 

truly memorable. 

Sounds of the Dolomites is a high 

altitude music festival. In July 

and August the most beautiful 

mountains of Trentino become 

a theatre to receive the notes 

of leading figures in the music 

world of jazz, ethnic groups, 

original and classical music 

performed in enchanting landscapes. 

The early afternoon performances 

were followed in time by 

those held at sunrise. Almost a 

festival within a festival in which 

artists, actors and men of culture 

propose shows, recitals 

and monologues in the unique 

atmosphere of the mountains. 

Sounds of the Dolomites also 

presents first performances 

and new productions, specifically 

dedicated to the mountains 

and nature of Trentino, 

which, apart from being highly 

successful with the public and 

critics, have become shows 

and albums that appeal to an 

international audience. These 

include “Canti Rocciosi” by 

Giovanni Sollima, “Mountain 

Passages” by the jazz player 

Dave Douglas, “Divenire” by 

Ludovico Einaudi, “Gente in 

cerca di nuvole” by Stefano 

Bollani, “Cime domestiche” 

by Paolo Benvegnù, Monica 

Demuru, Petra Magoni and 

Ares Tavolazzi and “300 Anelli” 

by Giovanni Allevi. 

Other attractive places, like 

the streets, squares and historic 

buildings of some of the 

most beautiful resorts in the 

province, are the stages for 

the Trentino agronomic specialities 

in AgriCulture. This event 

combines tourism, agricultural 

traditions and local culture in 

an innovative and entertaining 

way. Thanks to the ability of 

the Koiné Company, the story 

of the Trentino products is narrated 

in theatrical-agro-culinary 

shows in which tourists are 

asked to participate. 

Performances relating and portraying 

the wholesomeness 

and genuineness of the typical 

agricultural produce, food and 

wine of this land - apples, wine, 

grappa, cheese, berry fruits, 

trout, vegetables, flour, salami – 

that all together are significant 

proof of a healthy environment 

and therefore a perfect place 

for a holiday. 

www.isuonidelledolomiti.it 

www.agriculture.to 

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The Hospitality 

Clubs 

Trentino provides accommodation for approximately 

470 thousand guests: 94 thousand in about 1600 

hotels (from 1 to 4 stars), 176 thousand in residence 

apartments, campsites, agriturs, B&Bs and another 

200 thousand in second homes. Some of these 

are grouped in product clubs and establishments 

selected for their quality and sectors. 

B&B The B&Bs in Trentino are the answer for those 

seeking a comfortable family atmosphere for their 

holiday. The high standard of these 47 establishments is 

guaranteed by the “Quality System of B&Bs in Trentino” and 

the B&B owners who agree to comply with the policies of 

the association. In these homes you will receive a friendly 

welcome and you can spend a really genuine holiday 

linked to the local traditions and family life. All the B&Bs 

are situated in beautiful countryside or close to towns. 

www.trentinobedandbreakfast.it 

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Club Comfort A holiday in 

an apartment without forgoing the 

pleasure of comfort, the Club Comfort 

accommodation establishments are 

excellent value for money. They are run 

by hoteliers, people who let rooms and 

holiday homes, residence organisations 

and estate agents who agree to fix fair 

prices and furnish their apartments with 

top quality facilities. If you choose one 

of these you will find everything required 

for an enjoyable holiday together with 

pleasant surprises such as kit for the 

kids, or mountain bikes for healthy rides 

in the forest. 

www.clubcomfort.it 

Adamello Brenta Park Quality 

The “Quality Park” club denotes hospitality with 

respect for the environment. This is the philosophy 

behind the 15 associated accommodation facilities. 

These traditional hotels, guest-houses and campsites 

offer guests a quality welcome in conformity with 

the laws in force aimed at reducing environmental 

impact and enhancing local gastronomy and close 

links with the land. The operators organise outdoor 

activities for their guests in collaboration with the 

Park authorities. There are also special prices for 

those participating in the various initiatives. 

www.pnab.it 

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Camping Campsites are a good solution if you 

want to visit an area and remain in close contact 

with nature in a relaxed environment where adults 

and children are free to do as they please. There are 

approximately 70 campsites in Trentino, mainly located 

around the more important lakes, but also in the most 

beautiful alpine valleys or in the nature parks. The 

facilities of the Trentino campsites are always of a high 

standard and some of them offer first class wellbeing 

treatments. 

www.trentino.camping.it 

Wellness Trentino is the ideal place throughout the 

year for the wellbeing and harmony of body and mind. 

The natural environment and establishments offer perfect 

locations for pleasant healthy holidays. Vita Nova – Trentino 

Wellness is the quality answer to the demand for wellbeing 

holidays: a selected group of hotels situated in enchanting 

settings, immersed in nature, at the foot of the Dolomites, or 

on the shores of a lake. In the “Vita Nova” hotels the feeling 

of wellbeing is really complete with relaxation, exercise and 

care of the body. 

www.vitanova.to 

Fitness in Nature Fitness and relaxation in 

the open, practising complete and innovative sports 

like Nordic Walking or theme trekking: this is Fitness 

in Nature. This new proposal is for those who want 

to keep fit. Not to be missed the theme trekking 

and particularly the Trek of Legends. You can choose 

from over sixty hotels in the best locations in the 

Dolomites: Fiemme, Garda, Valle di Sole, Folgaria. 

Each organisation offers transfer services, routes 

and modern facilities. The hotels are tailor-made for 

sports enthusiasts and have fitness areas, wellbeing 

activities and saunas and pools. 

www.fitness.visittrentino.it 

Agritourism Chasing a rabbit 

among the trees, milking a cow, drinking 

a newly-laid egg, biting a tasty apple 

still wet with dew, tasting steaming 

polenta sitting on a bench in an old 

kitchen… this too is agritourism. Where 

agriculture, hospitality and good food 

are combined you can dive into nature, 

explore the environment and discover the 

farm traditions. You can relax and enjoy 

unforgettable flavours. An agritur (over 

300 in Trentino) is the ideal place after a 

year in the town. 

www.agriturismotrentino.com 

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Tourist Apartments The 

right apartment at the right time. This is 

guaranteed by the Tourist Apartments club 

created to select and offer tourists staying 

in Trentino a minimum standard of quality. 

The self-catering properties, all situated in 

attractive places of great appeal, provide 

accommodation for 2 to 10 people. They 

are furnished with attention for detail and 

include kitchenware, electrical appliances 

and TV. An excellent choice for families 

as many apartments have facilities for 

children such as cots, highchairs, etc. 

www.trentinoappartamenti.info 

Hotels for Families in Trentino 

Club Giocovacanza Families choosing Trentino 

for their holidays should look for the GIOCOVACANZA sign in the 

following areas: Lake Garda, Terme di Comano, Val Rendena, Altopiano 

della Paganella, Altopiano di Folgaria, Lavarone and Lucerna, San Martino 

di Castrozza, Primiero and Vanoi and Val di Fiemme. This is a product 

club grouping dozens of small and medium size family-run 

hotels that offer a series of activities for adults and children to 

enjoy together: walking in the woods and by the lakes, learning 

about the countryside and old trades, playing games. The 

hotels have all mod cons for the whole family and a cuisine 

based on genuine local products. The club aims to restore 

relations between people and with the territory and to offer 

holidays tailored for families. 

www.giocovacanza.it 

Motorbike Tourism Towering peaks, great 

lakes, but also a road network with steep gradients 

and very varied routes. Travelling around Trentino on a 

motorbike is an incredible experience and an increasing 

number of motorcyclists choose this region for a 

holiday or a weekend break, thanks to the wide range 

of itineraries, services and food and wine proposals 

planned purposely for them by the “Motor Tourism in 

Trentino” club. Approximately 80 hotels are members of 

the club and are associated with firms specialising in 

luggage transfers and the transport of bikes by train if 

necessary. 

www.trentinoinmoto.com 

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Trentino on-line 

Trentino has so many locations, 

events and offers it is virtually 

impossible to mention them all 

in a single publication and so 

there are numerous brochures 

describing individual aspects 

and offers. You can download 

any of the Trentino S.p.A. 

publications from the site 

www.visittrentino.it/brochures. 

Complete and updated information 

can be found on the 

official site of tourist Trentino 

www.visittrentino.it at any time: 

a complete calendar of events, 

fact files on the locations, itineraries, 

photos, maps, curiosities, 

snow bulletin, webcam 

on the pistes, specialist hotel 

groups, restaurants, accommodation 

and package offers. 

The section on holiday packages 

is updated every week 

and contains many solutions, 

inclusive of accommodation 

and ski-pass, on the site 

www.visittrentino.it/offers 

where you can also make a 

reservation. 

www.visittrentino.it/brochures 

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Weekly News on the WEB 

To keep abreast of the multitude of opportunities 

Trentino offers today there is a new on-line magazine 

updated weekly. By clicking on WWW.INTRENTINO.TO 

you will find news on Trentino ranging from culture 

to sport, from wellbeing to food and wine. This web 

site, designed to integrate with the tourist portal 

www.visittrentino.it, gives an account of all the most 

interesting and particular features of Trentino bearing 

in mind an attentive traveller. The site also allows you 

to download the magazine in pdf format, and you 

can subscribe to the newsletter to receive the news 

by email. 

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MeranO 

Passo del Tonale 

VALLI GIUDICARIE 

Storo 

Peio 

SS 42 

VAL RENDENA 

SS 237 

Tione 

SS 239 

GARDA TRENTINO 

VALLE DEI LAGHI 

VALLE DI LEDRO 

Madonna 

di Campiglio 

Rabbi 

VAL DI SOLE 

Pinzolo 

Riva del Garda 

Comano Terme 

TERME DI COMANO 

DOLOMITI DI BRENTA 

SS 45b 

Arco 

Malé 

SS 240 

Cles 

SS 12 

Brentonico 

SS 43 

DOLOMITI DI BRENTA 

Fai 

PAGANELLA 

Molveno Andalo 

VALLE 

DELL’ADIGE 

VAL DI NON 

SS 12 

Fondo 

San Michele 

Trento 

Pergine 

Folgaria 

SS 350 

Rovereto 

ROVERETO e 

VALLAGARINA 

A22 

SS 612 

Baselga di Piné 

Levico 

Altopiano di FOLGARIA, 

LAVARONE e LUSERNA 

Lavarone 

Munich 312 km 

Innsbruck 172 km 

BolZano 57 km 

SS 47 

Cavalese 

VAL DI FIEMME 

Borgo Valsugana 

VALSUGANA 

SS 48 

Brescia 135 km 

Bergamo 180 km 

MILAN 250 km 

Avio 

Ala 

Lago di Garda 

A22 

Brescia 135 km 

Bergamo 180 km 

MILAN 250 km 

A4 

Verona 90 km 

Treviso 

venice 

Bologna 224 km 

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Passo Sella 

Passo Pordoi 

Canazei 

Passo Fedaia 

Passo 

Costalunga 

VAL DI FASSA 

Moena 

Passo San Pellegrino 

Predazzo 

San Martino 

di Castrozza 

VALLI DEL PRIMIERO 

e VANOI 

SS 50 

Fiera di Primiero 

Passo Brocon 

Castel Tesino 

Treviso 133 km 

venice 163 km 

Getting to Trentino 

You can reach Trentino from the north and south either by rail (Verona-Brenner-Munich) 

or on the A22 Brenner motorway. 

The nearest airports to Trento are the “Dolomiti S. Giacomo” in Bolzano (57 km), the “Valerio Catullo” 

in Verona (90 km), the “Gabriele d’Annunzio” in Brescia (135 km), the “Marco Polo” in Venice (163 km), 

the “Orio al Serio” in Bergamo (180 km) and the “Linate” and “Malpensa” airports in Milan (about 250 km). 

Local transport includes bus services run by the Trentino Trasporti and two minor railways, 

the Trento-Venice through Valsugana and the Trento-Malé serving Val di Non and Val di Sole. 

Trentino S.p.A. Territorial Marketing Company 

via Romagnosi 11 I-38100 Trento 

info@visittrentino.it 

www.visittrentino.it 

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Info 


Trento, Monte Bondone, 

Valle dei Laghi 


Trento, Monte Bondone, valle dei laghi 

Via Manci 2 – 38100 Trento 

Tel. +39 0461 216000 – Fax +39 0461 216060 

informazioni@apt.trento.it 



Val di Fiemme 

Via Fratelli Bronzetti 60 – 38033 Cavalese 

Tel. +39 0462 241111 – Fax +39 0462 241199 

info@visitfiemme.it 



Val di Fassa 

Strèda Roma 36 – 38032 Canazei 

Tel. +39 0462 609500 – Fax +39 0462 602278 

info@fassa.com 

www.fassa.com 


San Martino di Castrozza, 

Primiero e Vanoi 

Via Passo Rolle 165 

38058 San Martino di Castrozza 

Tel. +39 0439 768867 – Fax +39 0439 768814 

info@sanmartino.com 

www.sanmartino.com 


Valsugana Scarl 

Villa Sissi – Parco delle Terme 3 

38056 Levico Terme 

Tel. +39 0461 706101 – Fax +39 0461 706004 

info@valsugana.info 



Altopiano di Piné e Valle di Cembra 

Via Battisti 106 – 38042 Baselga di Piné 

Tel. +39 0461 557028 – Fax +39 0461 557577 

infopine@visitpinecembra.it 



Altipiano di Folgaria, Lavarone e Luserna 

Via Roma 67 – 38064 Folgaria 

Tel. +39 0464 724100 – Fax +39 0464 720250 

info@montagnaconamore.it 




Corso Rosmini 6 – 38068 Rovereto 

Tel. +39 0464 430363 – Fax +39 0464 435528 

info@visitrovereto.it 



Ingarda Trentino 

Largo Medaglie d’Oro al Valor Militare 5 

38066 Riva del Garda 

Tel. +39 0464 554444 – Fax +39 0464 520308 

info@gardatrentino.it 

www.gardatrentino.it 


Terme di Comano-Dolomiti di Brenta 

s.c.a.r.l. 

Via Battisti 38/D – 38070 Ponte Arche 

Tel. +39 0465 702626 – Fax +39 0465 702281 

info@comano.to 

www.comano.to 


Madonna di Campiglio - Pinzolo - 

Val Rendena 

Via Pradalago 4 – 38086 Madonna di Campiglio 

Tel. +39 0465 38084 – Fax +39 0465 440404 

info@campiglio.to 

www.campiglio.to 


Valli di Sole, Peio e Rabbi 

Viale Marconi 7 – 38027 Malé 

Tel. +39 0463 901280 – Fax +39 0463 901563 

info@valdisole.net 

www.valdisole.net 


Val di Non 

Via Roma 21 – 38013 Fondo 

Tel. +39 0463 830133 – Fax +39 0463 830161 

info@visitvaldinon.it 

www.visitvaldinon.it 


Dolomiti di Brenta, Paganella, Andalo, 



Piazza Dolomiti 1 – 38010 Andalo 

Tel. +39 0461 585836 – Fax +39 0461 585570 

info@esperienzatrentino.it 


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TRE CIME MONTE BONDONE 

Via Bagni di Fieno 18 - 38060 Garniga Terme 

Tel. +39 0461 842586 - Fax +39 0461 843098 

info@trecimemontebondone.tn.it 

www.trecimemontebondone.tn.it 


ALTOPIANO DELLA VIGOLANA 

Via San Rocco 4 - 38040 Vattaro 

Tel. +39 0461 848350 - Fax +39 0461 848050 

info@vigolana.com 

www.vigolana.com 


VALLE DEI MOCHENI 

Loc. Pintarei 75/A - 38050 Sant’Orsola Terme 

Tel. +39 0461 551440 - Fax +39 0461 551030 

info@valledeimocheni.it 

www.valledeimocheni.it 


VALLE DI LEDRO 

Via Nuova 9 - 38060 Pieve di Ledro 

Tel. +39 0464 591222 - Fax +39 0464 591577 

info@vallediledro.com 

www.vallediledro.com 


VALLE DEI LAGHI 

Via Roma 61/1 - 38070 Vezzano 

Tel. +39 0461 864400 - Fax +39 0461 864535 

info@valledeilaghiturismo.it 

www.valledeilaghiturismo.it 


GIUDICARIE CENTRALI 

Via Damiano Chiesa 3 - 38079 Tione di Trento 

Tel. +39 0465 323090 - Fax +39 0465 324140 

info@valligiudicarie.it 

www.valligiudicarie.it 


ALTA VAL GIUDICARIE 

Via Brescia 62 - 38080 Lardaro 

Tel. +39 0465 901217 - Fax +39 0465 901937 

info@visitchiese.it 

www.visitchiese.it 


VALLE DEL CHIESE 

Via 24 Maggio 115 - 38080 Lodrone di Storo 

Tel. +39 0465 685033 - Fax +39 0465 685544 

info@visitchiese.it 

www.visitchiese.it 

FEDERAZIONE TRENTINA 

CONSORZI PRO LOCO 

Via Garibaldi 3 - 38100 Trento 

Tel. +39 e Fax +39 0461 239006 

federazione.proloco@trentino.to 

www.unplitrentino.it 

This brochure was edited by the Trentino S.p.A. in January 2009 

Texts by: Redazione Trentino S.p.A. 

Editorial coordination and translation: Relazioni Esterne Editoria Trentino S.p.A. 

Graphic Design by: Designfabrik, Rovereto 

Printed by: Litografica Editrice Saturnia, Trento 

Photography: Trentino S.p.A. Photolibrary: Nicola Angeli, Silvano Angelani, Valerio Banal, Carlo Baroni, Maurizio Belli, 

Emil Bosco, Paolo Calzà, Alberto Campanile, Piero Cavagna, Giovanni Cavulli, Giorgio Deflorian, Moreno Diana, Franco De Ruvo, 

Flavio Faganello, Aldo Fedele, Bruno Fontanesi, Alessandro Gardin, Franco Gionco, Davide Grossi, Ronny Kiaulehn, 

Pietro Lattuada, Armin Linke, Daniele Lira, Romano Magrone, Marisa Montibeller, Pierluigi Orler Dellasega, Andrea Parolin, 

Ettore Perazzini, Alessio Periotto, Stefano Salvi, Lucio Tonina, Ugo Visciani, Gilberto Volcan, Gianni Zotta, local Tourist Offices 

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