Historical sites in Trentino-Alto Adige

The Colle di Santo Stefano is a place of history and memory, testimony of two historical moments, which have left a strong trace on the history of Valle di Ledro, the Third Italian War of Independence and the First World War.

Culture, traditions and ancient ways to use the Alpine resources emerge during a visit to the ancient Venetian Tajalacqua Sawmill, in Molveno, in the Brenta Dolomites.

Today is a convention and events centre, this was originally a place where in the mid-19 century the nobility of Central Europe met and whiled away the time.

For centuries, this road was the main link between Lake Garda and the Adige Valley.

Built in 1873 as residence of Archduke Albert of Austria who was in the habit of taking a few weeks’ rest here every year.

Great ruines and fortifications, wrongly known as "Napoleon fortifications", were built by the Austrian army between 1802 and 1805.   

Complex designed in the 1930s by Giancarlo Maroni, the architect of D'Annunzio's Vittoriale.

A historical house at the entrance to the old town of Arco, once residence of the Counts of Arco. Known for its distinctive chimneys.

The town hall of Arco, former residence of the Counts of Arco. 

The old MAR (Mori-Arco-Riva) railway station.