Top Trento How to Get Around in 2026

A masterpiece floating on the Adriatic, Venice tops many a must-visit list. Boarding a private motorboat on the edge of the city, you'll arrive in style at Riva degli Schiavoni, and your guide will lead you to St Mark's Square. Here, you can admire the wonderful St Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace next door. Their orient-infused Byzantine Gothic architecture will whet your appetite for more. And there's no better way to explore Venice than with a romantic gondola trip – an optional 30-minute ride (payable locally) is available just after arrival in St Mark's Square. You'll then have free time for exploring this enchanting city, and perhaps to find somewhere to have lunch. If you fancy something really typical, locals love their cicchetti – Venetian tapas. In the afternoon, there's an optional one-hour lagoon trip, (payable locally) accompanied by your guide, or the chance to roam around yourself.

Explore Trento at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour, where the Catholic Church redefined its boundaries from 1545 to 1563. Discover key sites like the Cathedral where the Council opened, the Museo Castello del Buonconsiglio, and the iconic Statua del Nettuno. With engaging audio narratives and interactive quizzes at each stop, this tour transforms learning into an enjoyable adventure. Plus, you can enjoy global data with a free eSIM included for seamless navigation. This self-guided walking tour covers approximately 4 kilometers and takes around 2 hours to complete. As you explore, you can engage with 8 interactive quizzes that reveal local history, while using a smart map and audio guide on your smartphone for easy navigation. The tour is available daily in all weather conditions and is suitable for both solo travelers and groups.

Deep Challenge – Canyoning in Rio Palvico, Trentino Explore one of the most spectacular canyons in Trentino with the Deep Challenge tour in Rio Palvico, in Valle di Ledro, near Lake Garda. Smooth walls, caves and play of light on the crystal clear water make this experience unique and immersive. This canyoning is designed for those looking for an intense challenge: natural slides, jumps (optional), rope abseiling and swimming sections alternate along the way. The grand finale is a spectacular 50-meter rope descent along a waterfall. The tour is more technical than other itineraries and requires good physical fitness, no dizziness and familiarity with water. It is ideal for those who have already tried canyoning or want a more adrenaline-pumping experience. Experienced guides and certified equipment ensure safety and fun. Easily accessible starting point, without long initial walks.

Take advantage of the Brenta Dolomites’ stunning natural scenery when you embark on a beginner-friendly white-water rafting outing. Pick from a number of daily tour times, and convene directly at the Rafting Center Val di Sole. Learn about essential rafting techniques prior to setting off, and receive all the necessary gear and equipment. Then, hit the rapids of the Noce River aboard a six-person raft. In the company of a guide, you’ll navigate the river’s twists and turns, and can admire the landscape as you go.