Torre Civica
An 11th-century civic tower on the main square that once served as a prison and watchtower. The tower is a free landmark visible from across the city and anchors the eastern side of Piazza Duomo.
City in Italy
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The capital of Trentino, the city where the Council of Trent (1545-1563) reformed the Catholic Church. The Buonconsiglio Castle, the frescoed Renaissance buildings, and the MUSE science museum (designed by Renzo Piano) make it a genuine overnight stop between Verona and Bolzano. Wandering the frescoed old town, the cathedral square, and the surrounding Dolomite foothills costs nothing, and a coffee or a glass of local wine stays cheaper than in the bigger Veneto cities. Late spring and early autumn pair good walking weather with thinner crowds.
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An 11th-century civic tower on the main square that once served as a prison and watchtower. The tower is a free landmark visible from across the city and anchors the eastern side of Piazza Duomo.
A Romanesque cathedral where key sessions of the Counter-Reformation Council of Trent were held between 1545 and 1563. Free entry to the nave reveals a striking rose window and excavated Roman ruins beneath the floor.
A Renaissance street lined with frescoed palazzo facades running north from the cathedral square. Free to walk and one of the most photogenic streets in Trentino.
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