Trento is an autonomous province in northern Italy's Trentino-Alto Adige region, known for its Alpine mountains, lakes, and distinctive culture blending Italian and Central European influences. The province is famous for its outdoor recreation, wine production, and well-preserved medieval architecture.
Browse Trento campsitesTrento was ruled by Prince-Bishops for centuries before becoming part of the Austrian Empire in 1815. It was returned to Italy after World War I and later became an autonomous province in 1948, developing into a center for winter sports and mountain tourism.