The prince-bishops of Trento lived in this castle from the 13C to the early 19C. The old castle (castelvecchio) with its famous Eagle Tower was decorated with frescoes depicting the months of the year by a Bohemian painter in the 15C: not to be m..

This is a magnificent building in the Venetian Renaissance style, with pilasters, small columns of pink marble and medallions.

This vast square in the centre of the town is surrounded by the cathedral, the Pretorio palace from the 13C, the belfry and the Rella houses, covered in frescoes from the 16C.

This majestic cathedral was built in the 12C-13C in the Romanesque-Lombard style. On the facade of the north transept, over the bay, you can meditate in front the allegory of the Wheel of Fortune that determines man's destiny. Then, inside, there are..

In this museum, in the Pretorio palace, you will find the most amazing objects from the cathedral treasure house: among them are sculpted wood panels , a retable and eight tapestries made in Brussels in the 16C by Pierre van Aelst.

In this street you will see numerous palaces where the Venetian (loggias and frescoes) and Mountain (projecting roofs) styles are mingled. Notice especially, at no. 63, the Galazzo palace, from the 17C.

This Renaissance church held many meetings of the Council of Trent. A retable by Moroni (16 C) and an elegant marble organ loft sculpted by Vincenzo and Gerolamo Grandi are worth seeing.

Romanesque in origin, this small church on the right bank of the Adige has a curious sloping roof that covers two bulging Gothic vaults.