MUSE, the Science Museum of Trento, designed by the famous architect Renzo Piano, is the ideal place to discover science and nature.

The MUSE, located in the “Le Albere” district, was inaugurated in the summer of 2013 and replaced the Tridentine Museum of Natural Sciences. The building is spread over a total area of approximately 19,000 m², arranged over six floors to be discovered.

An exhibition itinerary that uses the metaphor of the mountain to narrate, from top to bottom, the formation of the Dolomites, Alpine biodiversity, the history of the first human settlements and the discovery of the origins of the world through the largest dinosaur exhibition in the alpine arc. The relationship between man and nature is at the heart of the MUSE exhibition philosophy. By visiting the museum it is possible to understand how science and technology can contribute to finding good solutions for the future of our planet. The MUSE, through interactive exhibits and multimedia installations, offers a wonderful journey into science and nature, designed above all for young people, children and families. Alongside the permanent exhibition itinerary, innovative projects and numerous and interesting temporary exhibitions find space, as well as many events and special projects.

Inside the museum there are unique spaces such as the tropical greenhouse; the “FabLab”, a digital manufacturing laboratory and the “Maxi Ooh!” space, dedicated to children aged 0 to 5, where they can discover, understand, observe, try and experiment through real and virtual sensory stimuli. Guaranteed fun!

The Lake Toblino is a small alpine lake located in Trentino at 245 m above sea level, surrounded by a beautiful walk along a luxuriant cane thicket and dominated by the homonymous Castel Toblino .
A romantic landscape that offers truly suggestive glimpses of its body of water and the panorama that embraces it.
The walk around its banks is easy, totally flat and suitable for everyone.

Lake Toblino is also the refuge of migratory birds and many fish species. Furthermore, it is located in a unique condition, from a climatic point of view: while the nearby mountains show the typical characteristics of Alpine areas, in the valley floor the action of the lake and the last offshoots of the mild Garda climate allow the development of Mediterranean species. For this reason the Lake Toblino Biotope has been protected since 1992.

The Moser family has its roots in the cultural background of the Cembra Valley. Peasant traditions, hard work, passion for the land, a combination of simplicity and modernity, our wines are the expression of these values.
We receive visitors in the welcoming tasting room, also located at Maso Warth. Here you can buy Moser products and visit the museum celebrating our family’s cycling exploits.

Palazzo Roccabruna is a Renaissance residence, dating back to the time of the Council of Trent (1545-1563), located in the historic city centre. Having become part of the real estate assets of the Chamber of Commerce of Trento, Palazzo Roccabruna is today the headquarters of the body’s territorial promotion activities. Its halls house the Provincial Enoteca del Trentino, a structure dedicated to the promotion of Trentino food and wine and open to the public for tastings from Thursday to Saturday from 17.00 to 22.00. In the rooms on the main floor, the Palazzo hosts artistic, ethnographic or photographic exhibitions and reviews dedicated to territorial or food and wine themes. In the rooms on the ground floor it is possible to sit at the tables and, assisted by expert staff, choose from a list of Trentino wines by the glass to pair with the gastronomic specialties of the area (cheeses, especially from mountain huts and cured meats). In summer it is possible to take advantage of the beautiful internal courtyard to spend pleasant evenings in the company of local flavours.