 them are surrounding the area of Trento.
The local roastery we have visited and highly recommend you is in Rovereto. Look for Caffè Bontadi.
That has been one of the most magical moments in our whole trip in Trentino. The amazing Lake of Toblino is a fairytale place with an awesome castle right in the middle and the summit of the dolomites at the back.
The purpose of our trip to the lake was a photographic session, which ended up becoming the best experience for both, but especially for Alessia.
Remaining on the lake topic, why don’t mention the Lake of Tovel and the incredible legends related to it.
Often associated as the red lake, this amazing water mirror is surrounded by forest and snowy mountains even in summer. It is awesome to follow the trail along the lake and enjoy the light games on the water. The Lake Tovel has got an incredible legend that wants the water becoming completely Red.
This strange phenomena even if associated with myths and legends is because of the strong concentration of an alga, the “glenodium sanguineum“. Unfortunately it’s been over 50 years that it is not happening anymore because of the weak concentration.
This is one of the most interesting places in Trentino, Lake Bries is becoming so popular among tourists because of the incredible scenario. The blue turquoise water, uncommon for a lake, makes the perfect reflection mirror for the snowy alps surrounding the basin. The lake of Bries is one of the most instagrammable places in Trentino and a must-visit in the region.
While discovering the lake you can rent a boat and go right in the middle of it, from there you will enjoy an incredible view. If you want to follow the trail along the lakeside, the path is quite narrow in some points and often too crowded. Because of that we suggest visiting the spot early in the morning to enjoy the quiet and wild nature.
If we have to talk about photographic spots in Trentino it is impossible not to mention the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. This is an iconic hike path up the Dolomites, becoming a symbol of Italian Alps. Often associated with the name of “tre cime” or by the German “Drei Zinnen”, it’s a mass consisting of three peaks. The highest one, Cima Grande is 2,999 metres, the Cima Ovest is 2,973 and the Cima Piccola is 2,857 metres above sea level.
Once the Tre Cime di Lavaredo were the border with Austria, today those are just part of Italy South Tyrol, and still facing a double language-speaking split. You can reach the viewpoint of the peaks easily, following local guides even in winter.
Rovereto is a cute town a few minutes away from Trento. From many it is seen as a version of Trento in a more modern way. The presence of the MART, the modern and contemporary art museum is giving to this place more appeal among tourists. This fascinating museum is hosting over 20,000 artworks from artists from all over the world.
You can enjoy the part with the permanent collection, but also take advantage of exclusive Exhibitions. Even if you are not keen to visit the Mart, you can still enjoy the architecture of Rovereto. This city is so romantic and unique, which gives you the best at night.
It is maybe the best way to reach Trento. Through the highway A22, you can reach the city and go forward to the border with Austria and Germany. The A22 is connecting Trento with the nearest Verona, which is served by an international airport. From there you can rent a car or start your journey with a guide.
As said the nearest airport to Trento is Verona, there are no airports in the city, but just a heliport mostly used for military and emergency purposes. Verona is away just one-hour driving, but closest by there are also opportunities to find bargain landing in Bergamo and Venice airport. The last two airports are away just 2 hours driving.
The train station in Trento is right in the city centre, it’s also a hub for the trains going through the border with Austria. There is a regular connection to Verona, Innsbruck and Munich. We took the train from Bologna to Trento, with final destination Munich, without any change in Verona.
As said before there are a lot of connections by bus to Trento. Flixbus is the main company which serves the route with many departures and destinations all over Italy. You can also plan a trip by bus to Trento starting or going to Germany and Austria.
Trento is not a big city but is fully functional to attract and host tourists. It is a welcoming city with a wide range of places to stay. From luxurious hotels with a view over the mountains surrounding the city to a more budget-friendly option. Trento is the ideal for all tastes, with hostels and Airbnb going very well especially in summer.
During our stay in Trentino, we have been in an Airbnb which was the ideal to reach the city centre and the top attractions of Trento. Later, while exploring the valleys we have been in luxurious hotels with views over the valley and the alps, or just surrounded by nature in a local “Agriturismo”. Obviously depending on your plans to visit Trentino, you should choose your accommodation. Below are our suggestions on where to stay in Trento.
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There’s nothing I love more than an old town in Italy! Trento looks gorgeous – I would love to wander those alleyways. Never knew there was so much to do in Trentino beyond the outdoor activities!
So much fun outdoors activities! I would love to go there soon. Thanks for sharing, I’ll definitely use your post for inspiration when I go.
Trentino looks so lovely! I’ve never been but I definitely want to go now. Thank you for the beautiful and thorough post!
I definitely missed out on this gem when visiting Italy. Your photos are beautiful!! I’m adding this to my bucket list!
Awesome list! I would really love to see the Lake of Bries. It looks beautiful.
This is such a great guide!! I’m dreaming of being back in the Dolomites, with an Aperol Spritz in hand. Hopefully next summer I’ll be back.. Thanks for sharing!
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