Getting there

Easily accessible, the main entry to Trentino is Val d’Adige

- By car:
Beautiful Trentino is found in the north-eastern part of Italy, bordered by the province of South Tyrol in the north, Veneto in the south-east and Lombardy in the west.
The gateway to the Trentino region is Val d’Adige, a rich green valley stretching from the city of Verona in the south to Passo Brennero in the north. Almost all valleys of Trentino are actually side valleys of Val d’Adige. The main centre as well as the main train station are found in Trentino’s capital, the city of Trento. Even two exits of the Modena-Brennero Motorway A22 take you to the city of Trento.
Numerous visitors of Trentino are actually self-drivers and can look forward to a well-functioning road network continually improved and worked on by the local authorities.

- By train:
Almost all national and international trains stop in the cities of Trento and Rovereto. From Trento two private run trains take you to Val di Non/Val di Sole and Valsugana. Furthermore, public means of transport take you to almost all villages and hamlets of the region on a regular basis.

- By plane:
Those travelling by plane can choose from even five airports, all of them within easy reach: Verona, Brescia, Bolzano, Orio al Serio and Treviso. In high season moreover a number of shuttle buses connect the airports with the region.