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Trento is located in the Trentino-Alto Adige/Sudtirol Region of Italy. As the most important city in the area, Trento plays the role of the capital for the Province of Trentino. The city of Trento has developed massively over the years, due to the fact that it is a center for science, education, finance, politics, culture and tourism. The population in Trento reaches approximately 115,245 inhabitants.

Top Attractions within Trento

The Alpine Botanical Garden is part of the collections of the Science Museum and it is located in Trento. The main aim of the garden is to protect and to preserve the alpine species of plants that inhabit the region, but also to offer professionals a chance for research and visitors one to admire the natural beauty of the area. The plants that can be seen here create a beautiful view, but also teach you new things about the environment.

The Trento Cathedral is of Roman Catholic base and it is the seat of the Bishop of the city. The site of the church was already one dedicated to religion, prior to its construction, as it contained a pre-existing 6th century church, which was devoted to the patron saint of the city, Saint Vigilius. The Lombard-Romanesque Church was commissioned by Bishop Federico Wanga to architect Adamo d'Arogno.

The Buonconsiglio Castle is located in Trento. It was built in the 13th century and it is now opened to the public under the control of the Provincial Gallery of Art. The first purpose of the castle was to be the seat of the Bishopric of Trent. Today, it can be admired for its amazing architectural beauty, for the frescoes and the other decorations inside, as well as for the art collections which are presented here.

The Gianni Caproni Museum of Aeronautics is a unique venue that you can visit in Trento and the oldest museum of this kind in the country. The collections of the museum are divided between aircrafts, relics and reconstructions, fine arts, library documents and the occasional temporary exhibitions presented here.