What to do in Trento when it rains?

When it rains in Trento, the city doesn’t stop: instead, it becomes the perfect opportunity to discover its more cultural and relaxing side.

• You can start with some of the city’s main museums, such as MUSE – Science Museum and Buonconsiglio Castle, for a journey through science, history and art.
• If you prefer to stay active, try climbing at Sanbapolis or enjoy a game of padel at Trento Padel.
• For some relaxation, a swim in the pool or a break at a spa are perfect ways to unwind. And for those who love shopping, the Loacker, Patagonia and Aquila Basket Trento stores offer great souvenirs to take home.

Visiting the museums in Trento’s historic city centre is the perfect way to escape the rain while discovering the city through culture, history and knowledge. The range of museums is broad and diverse, covering everything from natural sciences and archaeology to aviation, art and local history.

With the Trento Guest Card, visitors can also enjoy numerous benefits, including free or discounted admission and special rates for guided tours.

Discover all the museums in the city and explore the rich cultural heritage of Trento.

Tasting wines at Palazzo Roccabruna, home to the Provincial Enoteca of Trentino, is a refined experience that allows visitors to discover the region’s wine excellence through guided tastings, exploring the aromas, traditions and culture of Trentino’s wines.

In and around Trento, there are also renowned wineries such as Ferrari Trento, a symbol of excellence in traditional-method sparkling wines, and Cavit, which showcases the variety and richness of the region’s wines.

Alternatively, local wineries offer tours and tastings directly at their production sites, providing an even more immersive experience among vineyards, history and authentic flavours.

For a different kind of aperitivo, the Dr. Cappelletti Herbalist’s Shop and Distillery offers unusual and innovative selections.