Visit Trento

Trento is definitely a hidden gem of Italy, I think it is vastly underrated. It’s a charming city with lovely people and beautiful surroundings. If anyone tells you it’s boring, dont believe them!!! You can easily spend 4-5 days exploring the city and nature nearby

Dorottya United Kingdom

very cute typical Italina mountain village/town, great old town with many restaurabts to choose from, world class museum of science , fantastic castle ( castle tour mostly inside, not enough outside)

Simon Germany

We come to Italy very often. And every time we passed Trento without stopping there. This time we changed our mind and it was fantastic idea. I supposed Trento would be nice, but it is incredibly beautiful and absolutely worth seeing. BUT: the weather was italian - extremely hot (around 30 degrees C at 6 PM) but the opening times are central european. The moment you want to go to the museum or shops, they are closing... And everything was a bit more expensive than in "italian" Italy (ice cream, coffee...)

Lucie Praha Czech Republic

A wonderful little town at the foothills of the Dolomites, very good looking, rather conservative but with an unexpectedly rich artistic life. When we were there, there was a Banksy exhibition at a fabulously dilapidated palazzo just south of the railway line. Facing it is the new MUSE exhibition (an air-conditioned haven on a hot day) designed by Renzo Piano. The duomo (cathedral) is dull and dark on the inside but has some wonderful features on the outside, including attached columns that have tied themselves in knots. Well worth a selfie for that alone.

Stephen United Kingdom

Only stayed for a few hours on a beautiful early summer day with a bright sun and a cool mountain breeze. Enjoyed the old city center, classical architecture with modern touches, colourful boutiques, cosy cafes offering delicious coffee and panini, street musicians (there was a fine small quartet near the main square playing Bocelli's "con te partiro"), all under a gorgeous backdrop of the Alps. A fine city all in all. Can't wait to come back.

GEORGIOS Belgium

Nice, quiet areas close to town. Good options for cycling, walking. there is a lot to do. at the hotel there is a brochure with the opportunity to climb mountains, bike, etc in the city there is a lot to choose where to eat, drink. Nice old town with small shops. in the center shop with good glasses. From the hotel is about 10 min to grocery store.

Marta Poland