Camping in Trentino-South Tyrol

There are plenty of things to do in Trentino-South Tyrol, but these have got to be our regional highlights.

Explore the Dolomites

This mountain range in the Northern Italian Alps is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers beautiful views and a range of outdoor activities. You can go hiking, mountain biking, and rock climbing or, of course, simply admire them from afar, from a cosy mountain inn. That works just as well.

Enjoy Lake Garda

Sparkling Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy and offers a multitude of recreational activities such as sailing, windsurfing, hiking, or simply relaxing and enjoying the stunning surroundings. You can also visit charming lakeside towns like Riva del Garda or Torbole.

Savour the wine

South Tyrol is known for its high-quality wines. Take a tour through the vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and sample some of the local varieties, including the area's renowned Gewürztraminer and Lagrein.

Visit Museo delle Scienze (MUSE) in Trento

This is a state-of-the-art science museum with exhibits focusing on the relationship between humans and the environment. It offers a good mix of information and interactive elements, making it suitable for both children and adults.

Feast on historic castles

Trentino-South Tyrol is rich in history, and you'll find numerous castles, churches, and historical sites. Some notable ones include the Buonconsiglio Castle in Trento, the medieval Tyrol Castle near Merano (which hosts the South Tyrolean Museum of Culture and Provincial History), and the Messner Mountain Museum at Sigmundskron Castle near Bolzano.

There are many ways to get to Trentino-South Tyrol, whether you fly or drive.

Airports in Trentino-South Tyrol

It's never been easier to choose the fly-drive option.

• Bolzano - Bolzano Airport

• Flughafen Innsbruck - Innsbruck Airport

Car Hire

Europcar provide you with really competitive prices on car hire with collection from all major airports or TGV train stations.

• Unlimited mileage

• Third-party insurance

• Collision Damage Waiver

• Airport hire surcharges

• Local taxes

When calling us to book your car hire you must supply us with details of your flight number and arrival time. This is imperative to guarantee your hire car will be available for pick-up should your flight be delayed.

Ferries to Trentino-South Tyrol

The old saying that getting there is half the fun is certainly true when you make a ferry ride as part of your plans.

• Calais

• Cherbourg

• Le Havre

• Zeebrugge

• St Maio

• Caen

With a huge choice of operators and routes - not to mention the Eurotunnel, taking your car to the continent has never made more sense.

You won't be short of days out in Trentino-South Tyrol - with so much to do and see.

Lake Garda

Italy's largest lake offers sun, water sports, and picturesque towns. Take a family boat ride, enjoy a picnic by the lakeside, or explore medieval castles. The lake is surrounded by handsome towns, palazzos and formal gardens: there are even romantic islands such as Isola del Garda,  where you can visit the beautiful Villa Borghese.

The Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle

Explore the beautiful botanical gardens located in stylish Merano. Each themed section represents a different part of the world, providing a global plant experience for both kids and adults. Don't miss the grand castle, now a museum of local culture.

Renon Cable Car

Float up above the city of Bolzano for panoramic views of the Dolomites. Once at the top, enjoy a walk along the plateau. The ancient Earth Pyramids are a must-see geological curiosity. No-one knows quite how they got there…

Kronaction Outdoor & Fun Park

Perfect for thrill-seekers, this high-ropes course in Chienes is a fun-filled day out. Tackle climbing routes, ziplines, and various challenges suited to different age and skill levels.

Lake Carezza

Spend a day at this enchanting emerald lake, famed for its curiously rainbow-coloured waters. Surrounded by hiking trails and picnic spots, it's ideal for a family-friendly day out in nature. Take a gentle stroll around the lake or simply soak up its otherworldly beauty.

Trentino-South Tyrol is home to a number of towns & villages that are well worth visiting.

Riva del Garda

Known for its stunning lake views, Riva del Garda provides numerous water sports activities for the whole family. The town also has picturesque streets lined with shops, restaurants, and ancient architecture, a perfect blend of history and natural beauty.

Merano

A beautiful spa town surrounded by mountains, Merano offers therapeutic thermal baths suitable for all ages. The town's botanical gardens, castles, and walking trails offer even more reasons to visit.

Bolzano

Perfect for families, Bolzano offers a unique mix of Italian and German cultures. The city hosts the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, home to the famous Iceman, Ötzi. Also, try out a cable car ride up to the nearby mountains for supersized views.

San Martino di Castrozza

This mountain town is famous for its outdoor activities like hiking and skiing (in summer, that’s less likely though). The Funivia Rosetta cable car trip is a treat for kids, and the Paneveggio Nature Park is an eco-friendly educational experience.

Canazei

Nestled in the Fassa Valley, Canazei is a winter wonderland, perfect for family skiing. In summer, enjoy guided walks, mountaineering, and climbing. The Canazei Adventure Park with rope courses and zip lines is sure to thrill the kids.

As with much of Italy, Trentino-South Tyrol is home to a great deal of history.

Bolzano

This museum is home to Ötzi the Iceman, a well-preserved mummy dating back over 5,000 years. It offers interactive exhibits and multimedia displays that provide insights into the prehistoric era and the life of Ötzi.

Castel Thun

Situated near the town of Vigo di Ton, Castel Thun is a beautifully preserved medieval castle. Explore its majestic rooms, courtyards, and gardens while learning about its history through informative displays. The castle often hosts special events and activities for families.

Castel Beseno

Located near Rovereto, Castel Beseno is one of the largest and best-preserved castles in Trentino. It offers panoramic views of the surrounding area and features a fascinating museum that tells the story of the castle and its inhabitants throughout the centuries.

Rhaetian Museum (Museo Retico)

Located in Sanzeno, this museum focuses on the ancient Rhaetian civilization that once inhabited the region. It showcases archaeological artefacts, reconstructions, and multimedia presentations that bring the Rhaetian culture to life. There’s a children's area with activities and games.

Home to The Dolomites, Trentino-South Tyrol has plenty of nature to explore on your trip.

The Dolomites

Explore the iconic Dolomite mountain range with its jagged peaks, lush valleys, and mirror-like lakes. Whether hiking, biking, or simply enjoying the scenic drives, this UNESCO World Heritage site offers unparalleled natural beauty and endless outdoor adventures.

Lake Garda

The largest lake in Italy is nestled in the picturesque landscape of Trentino South Tyrol. From sailing and windsurfing to leisurely lakeside strolls, Lake Garda offers that hard-to-beat blend of jaw-dropping panoramas, charming towns, and family-friendly activities. Be as busy, or as chilled as you like: you’ll find your sweet spot here.

Stelvio National Park

Immerse yourself in the pristine wilderness of Stelvio National Park, home to diverse flora and fauna. Embark on guided hikes, spot wildlife, and enjoy panoramic views of majestic glaciers and alpine meadows. The park's visitor centers offer educational programs and interactive exhibits for an enriching family experience.

Val di Fassa

Nestled in the heart of the Dolomites, Val di Fassa comes complete with natural beauty and a wide range of family-friendly activities. Whether hiking and mountain biking, horse riding or taking a scenic drive,, this alpine corner offers so much it’s worth coming back for a second day.

Tramin Wine Road

Traverse the scenic Tramin Wine Road, meandering through vineyards, orchards, and rolling hills. Explore the picturesque wine villages, taste the region's renowned Gewürztraminer wine, and indulge in local food. 

There are plenty of activities in Trentino-South Tyrol for the whole family.

Hiking and Mountain Biking

Trentino South Tyrol is a haven for hiking and mountain biking enthusiasts. With plenty of trails of varying difficulty, it is a great way for families to enjoy the beautiful landscapes together. The Dolomites provide an incredible backdrop. It’s easy to rent bikes, with many operators offering guided tours too.

Paragliding in the Dolomites

For adventurous families, paragliding can be an unforgettable way to see the stunning landscapes of the Dolomites. There are numerous paragliding schools in the region, many of which offer tandem flights for beginners.

Exploring Via Ferratas

A Via Ferrata (Italian for 'iron path') is a protected climbing route, found extensively in the Dolomites. These routes often involve climbing ladders, crossing bridges and walking along narrow ledges, all while securely attached to a steel cable.

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