Where to stay in Trento
Looking for where to stay in Trento? Italy Holiday manages 2 holiday homes in Trento, perfect for exploring the area. Below you'll find the available places to stay and a guide to what to do nearby.
Things to do in Trento
Torrione Madruzziano
A defensive tower in red Trento limestone, built in 1562 to guard the Porta di Santa Croce, capped with a battlemented rotunda by Cardinal Madruzzo in 1595.
Mura di Piazza Fiera
The best-preserved stretch of Trento's medieval city wall, 114 metres long and up to nearly 13 metres high, crowned by 33 swallowtail merlons.
Palazzo Sardagna
A 16th-century palace on Via Mazzini in Trento's old town, with two ground-floor halls frescoed by Renaissance master Marcello Fogolino and a vast central courtyard.
Palazzo delle Albere
A Renaissance villa-fortress built around 1530-1550 for the Madruzzo family, with four corner towers, a moat and preserved frescoes, now hosting temporary art and science shows.
Palazzo Pretorio
A medieval monumental palace on Piazza Duomo, once residence of Trento's prince-bishops, now home to the Tridentine Diocesan Museum and the bishop's Castelletto.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place to stay in Trento?
Italy Holiday's holiday homes and apartments in Trento are chosen to keep you close to the lake and the main attractions, with all the comforts of home. You'll find the available places on this page.
What is there to do in Trento?
In and around Trento you can enjoy the lake, nature, culture and great food. This page lists a selection of things to do and see.
Is Trento good for a family holiday?
Yes. Trentino's lake area offers beaches, outdoor activities and a relaxed pace, ideal for families. Our holiday homes are equipped for comfortable stays with children.
How do I book a holiday home in Trento?
Pick the place you like on this page and book online. For any question you can message us on WhatsApp at +39 351 421 6579.