Holiday houses in Trentino & holiday apartments in Trentino

Take a Holiday House in Trentino on Your Next Vacation

The region of Trentino derives its name from capital city Trento, historically known in English as Trent. A significant passage connecting Italy and Northern Europe, the region traces its history to the mid-Stone Age, when settlements existed along the Adige River. The region's Dolomite mountains are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, from which Venice can be spotted on a clear day. There are nearly 3000 holiday apartments, holiday rentals and holiday houses throughout the region.

Cultural Delights

Trentino upholds its vibrant local traditions with fairs dedicated to wine, chestnuts, mushrooms, and local produce. Trento is one of Italy's wealthiest cities, with historic Italian Renaissance and Germanic influences visible throughout its architecture, even in some holiday rentals and holiday homes. Notable architectural must-sees are the Romanesque-Gothic Cathedral of Saint Vigilius, the historic centre's ancient buildings, such as Trento Cathedral and the Castello del Buonconsiglio, Piazza Duomo's frescoed Renaissance buildings and the late Baroque Fountain of Neptune. After Trento, the second most important town is Bolzano, the “Gateway to the Dolomites,” which epitomizes the fusion of Latin and Germanic cultures. Popular sanctuaries in Trentino include the Montagnaga di Pinè and Madonna del Monte di Rovereto, where holiday home and holiday house options abound.

A Holiday Home Near Nature

Marmolada is a great spot in Northern Italy for winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing, and summer activities like mountain climbing, hiking, and hang-gliding. Families with kids often rent bicycles to explore the surroundings. Not surprisingly, tourism is the backbone of the local economy, with main resorts Madonna di Campiglio, San Martino di Castrozza, and Fiera di Primiero attracting plenty of vacationers. Levico Terme, Comano Terme, and Roncegno are famous thermal stations where you can book a full range of spa treatments. Lush with Mediterranean vegetation, Lake Garda is ideal for sailing, windsurfing, scuba diving, and hiking the surrounding slopes. Fruit lovers should take note of the Apple Trail in the Val di Non, which is a veritable realm of apples. A holiday home in Trentino offers something for every outdoors enthusiast!

Neighbouring holiday regions Valsugana

• Madonna di Campiglio
• Paganella Ski Paradise
• Pinzolo
• Valley of the Adige
• North shore of Lake Garda
• Campiglio Brenta Dolomites ski region
• Trento and the surrounding area
• The Adige
• Bersntol
• Fiemme Valley