TRENTO · ITALY
Northern Italy’s best days out.
The 15 most popular trento tours. The trips and tickets worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Rafting Extra on Italy’s Noce River near Trento: beginner-friendly white-water, gear + photos included, shared transfers, about 2 hours.
Most Popular“It was an amazing experience! The guide was very knowledable and made it really fun! Would definitely do again.”
Family rafting on the Noce River near Trento from Dimaro Folgarida. Gear, photos, and shared transfers in about 1.5 hours.
“This was a great first experience of rafting for our family. Luca is a fabulous guide, who made it an adventure.”
Power rafting on Trentino’s River Noce with gear, English guides, and private transport. 2.5 hours of safe adrenaline from Dimaro.
“The experience was great! Wasn’t sure what to expect but definitely good for people who don’t know anything about white water rafting. The staff was friendly and very thorough about explaining safety and answering questions you may have. Really enjoyed it!!!”
Rio Nero canyoning near Lake Garda: wetsuit, helmet, jumps, slides, and rappels in Trentino with small groups and English guides.
“The walk to the start was not easy, but the canyoning more than made up for it. Jumping, abseiling and sliding were all good, with options at every stage. An enthusiastic guide made it a memorable experience.”
2-hour Saturday guided walk in Trento’s historic centre, packed with frescoes and Mittel-European history, starting at Piazza Dante.
“Great introduction to the history of Trento, including its founding, its role in the holy Roman empire, and the council of Trent.”
Family rafting on Italy’s Noce River in Val di Sole. Safety gear, expert guides, age-tuned rapids, and a fun river swim stop.
Self-guided Trento digital audioguide with a local: top monuments, curiosities, and local food tips. Start anytime for $6.
“I really enjoy being able to discover a place at my own pace and I am able to notice things that may not be mentioned by the guide.”
Palvico canyoning near Trento: jumps, slides, cave passages and a 50 m waterfall with expert guides, gear, and transfers included.
“Unbelievable. Did Palvico Canyon. Other worldly. Jumping into pools, swimming through cave like canyon, sliding and being lowered down huge waterfalls. So fun”
Visit Avio Castle in Trentino-South Tyrol for about an hour, with medieval frescoes, a feudal story, and $10 entry value.
Try rock climbing near Arco with all gear included, small groups, and expert guides, plus a smooth ride from the Lago di Garda area.
“I had great time climbing. We had a mixed ability group and our guide was outstanding in selecting the best routes for us all. He was very knowledgeable and obviously loves what he does.”
Full-day Valpolicella wine and lunch trip from Lake Garda with guided cellar tasting and a San Floriano church visit by coach.
“This trip was more wine sampling than tasting. On arrival we were taken down to the cellar, given a brief talk about the wine production which couldn’t hear much of. Was expecting a proper tour round the cellar but then we were taken back upstairs for the “tasting”. We had 3 wines, a rosé and…”
3-hour easy Via Ferrata Colodri from Arco for families, guided in English. Great first climbing experience with views and a smooth return.
“We joined the 3-Hour Easy Via Ferrata to Sentiero Colodri with our two daughters (6 and 9) as part of my wife’s 40th birthday celebration, and it was simply perfect. The views were stunning, the route was fun and varied, and our guide Thomas made the whole experience extraordinary.”
Family via ferrata near Trento in Arco: 4-hour English-guided route with harness gear, beginner options, and cableway fun for kids.
“Amazing experience, fantastic views. Marco the guide was really good, very informative and fun......”
A self-guided Trento walking tour with audio and text in multiple languages, starting at Piazza Duomo and ending at MUSE.
“Well done self tour, easy to follow and informative. We liked that we could do this at our own pace.”
Hike the Smugglers’ Path above Lake Garda from Arco with a small-group guide, using safety gear and short via ferrata moments.
“A really fun way to see lake Garda from above. Nothing overly technical or physically demanding, but a cool experience.”
From Verona's arena to the shores of Lake Garda and the passes of the Dolomites.
