Vacation Rentals in Trentino

Take a trip to the Castello di Arco, which survived a bombing by Napoleon and is still enthroned high on the rock above Lake Garda. The walk takes you past idyllic olive groves until you reach three 20 metre high walls. From here you can get directly to the castle, from where you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view. Inside the Castello there is a room with frescoes worth seeing.

In the Lake Dwelling Museum you will learn everything about the prehistoric settlement of Trentino. The museum is located on Lake Ledro and shows a number of pile dwellings that came to light in the course of a lowering of the water level in 1929. The remains of the settlement date from between 1,800 and 1,300 B.C. A large number of objects from the former settlers can also be seen.

Wellness fans can take a well-deserved break at the Gardacqua in Garda. The bathing landscape offers you several adventure pools with a wide wave slide, a brine pool and a sauna. Outside there is a playground and the possibility to play beach volleyball.

Every year at the end of July a spectacular medieval festival takes place in the centre and in the castle of Pergine, where you can let yourself be carried away into a time long past. In addition to varied market stalls with culinary delights from the 14th century, you can experience old crafts live. You can also watch archers and lance riders at your competitions in the camps. The entertainment programme is rounded off with lots of music and jugglery.

The recipes in Trentino were increasingly influenced by the fact that they belonged to Austria. The typical dishes of the region are therefore less spaghetti and pizza, but rather dumplings, meat and vegetables. A speciality is "Carne Salada e fasoi", which consists of cured beef, either grilled or raw, with onions and beans. Delicious is also "Sisam", a fish that is prepared with plenty of onions.

Take a trip to the Castello di Arco, which survived a bombing by Napoleon and is still enthroned high on the rock above Lake Garda. The walk takes you past idyllic olive groves until you reach three 20 metre high walls. From here you can get directly to the castle, from where you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view. Inside the Castello there is a room with frescoes worth seeing.

In the Lake Dwelling Museum you will learn everything about the prehistoric settlement of Trentino. The museum is located on Lake Ledro and shows a number of pile dwellings that came to light in the course of a lowering of the water level in 1929. The remains of the settlement date from between 1,800 and 1,300 B.C. A large number of objects from the former settlers can also be seen.

Wellness fans can take a well-deserved break at the Gardacqua in Garda. The bathing landscape offers you several adventure pools with a wide wave slide, a brine pool and a sauna. Outside there is a playground and the possibility to play beach volleyball.

Every year at the end of July a spectacular medieval festival takes place in the centre and in the castle of Pergine, where you can let yourself be carried away into a time long past. In addition to varied market stalls with culinary delights from the 14th century, you can experience old crafts live. You can also watch archers and lance riders at your competitions in the camps. The entertainment programme is rounded off with lots of music and jugglery.

The recipes in Trentino were increasingly influenced by the fact that they belonged to Austria. The typical dishes of the region are therefore less spaghetti and pizza, but rather dumplings, meat and vegetables. A speciality is "Carne Salada e fasoi", which consists of cured beef, either grilled or raw, with onions and beans. Delicious is also "Sisam", a fish that is prepared with plenty of onions.