Trento: A Child-Friendly City, Full of Attractions and Entertainment
Trento is an ideal destination for a holiday or a weekend with children. This charming city, surrounded by the majestic mountains of Trentino, offers a perfect mix of culture, nature and fun, which will conquer both the little ones and their parents.
The MUSE: An Interactive Museum That Captivates Young and Old
The jewel in the crown of the region's scientific and cultural panorama is undoubtedly the MUSE in Trento, an interactive museum designed by the famous architect Renzo Piano. The structure, located in a cutting-edge residential area, offers large green spaces with cycle paths, perfect for a walk or rollerblading.
Activities for Children at MUSE: An Unforgettable Experience
The MUSE offer is wide and varied, with activities designed for all age groups:
- Maxi Ooh!: A space dedicated to children from 0 to 5 years old, where adults can participate in the wonder of the little ones, living sensory and interactive experiences.
- Discovery Room: A sensory experience to touch, listen and smell, developing the senses and stimulating imagination and creativity.
- Strollers at the Museum: An unusual route for children up to 3 years old, which allows them to cross the museum rooms and the suggestive tropical greenhouse on board the stroller.
- Themed guided tours: Possibility to organize themed guided tours, ideal for school groups and groups of children. www.muse.it
Exploring the Historic Center: A Journey Through Time
In addition to the MUSE, Trento offers a well-kept and compact historic center, perfect for exploring on foot. Start your walk from Piazza Duomo, Piazza Fiera and Piazza Cesare Battisti, where you can embark on a journey to discover the underground city Tridentum, a fascinating experience for little Indiana Joneses.
Culture and Entertainment: A Perfect Mix for the Whole Family
For parents who want to get closer to culture without boring their children, we recommend a visit to the Museo Diocesano Trentino, which provides a kit to organize a family treasure hunt inside the museum.
Nature and Relaxation: Trento's Parks for an Open Air Break
If you prefer to spend time outdoors, you can choose from the many city parks, such as the Gocciadoro Park (the most popular and largest, with children's games, volleyball court and ping pong), the Alexander Langer Garden or the Bosco della Città. Another interesting experience is the guide to the "Monumental Trees of the City", which will lead you to discover centuries-old trees located throughout the municipality, which stand out for their shape, size or longevity.
A Breathtaking View: The Cable Car to Sardagna
Finally, don't miss the opportunity to admire a breathtaking view of the city by taking the cable car that climbs up the side of Monte Bondone to the small village of Sardagna, located 600 meters above sea level.
