Spring in Trentino

The Dolomites in Bloom

TRENTINO IN THE SPRING

With the ski season over and wildflowers in bloom, spring is the ideal time for visitors to Trentino to embrace nature and the great outdoors. Trentino’s range of landscapes takes visitors from the Mediterranean to the Alpine in less than an hour where visitors can explore the shores of northern Lake Garda and Dolomites mountain range at 1,500m above sea level in the same trip. During the spring, thousands of spontaneous and cultivated species come into bloom in Trentino and there are a number of ways for visitors to make the most of the flora and fauna at this time of year from a Forest Bathing trail, to hiking in Nature Parks to exploring one of Italy’s great ‘Art Parks’.

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Trentino for Culture Vultures

ABSORB THE CULTURAL HIGHLIGHTS OF TRENTINO IN THE YEAR OF ‘SLOW TOURISM’

The region of Trentino in Northern Italy oozes history and culture. From its Renaissance capital city of Trento to the region’s array of stunning castles, no visitor should miss the many cultural highlights the region has to offer and there are plenty of opportunities to soak up the rich Italian culture.

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Taste of Trentino

DISCOVERING TRENTINO’S FLAVOURS AND LOCAL INGREDIENTS

Trentino sits at the junction between two climates and several culinary traditions, and its cuisine is a melting pot of ingredients and methods. Ingredients might include olive oil from the shores of Lake Garda, cheese from a mountain dairy, pasta, local venison, and maybe some apple strudel made from an old Hapsburg recipe.

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The Sounds of the Dolomites festival 2019

THIS YEAR THE FESTIVAL WILL RETURN TO CELEBRATE ITS 25TH EDITION

Trentino to host special 25th edition Sounds of the Dolomites open-air music festival this summer featuring the first entire opera to be performed at 2,000m above sea level

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