Folgaria is an important winter and summer resort.

During the summer you can enjoy your holidays in the numerous swimming-pools, gyms, sports fields, golf-courses, riding-grounds, and then again try the mountain-bike paths and the trekking routes, or swim in the Lake of Lavarone.

During the winter you can fully enjoy the snow with 60 km of slopes, 40 ski-lifts, ski school camps, two international cross-country centres - Passo Coe and Millegrobbe - where you can practice ski, snowboard, telemark and alpine ski.

And even if you do not ski, you will have the opportunity to ride on sledges, to skate, to drive on ice, to swim or to do excursions on snowshoes.

Thanks to his lively and increasing tourist activity, this part of Trentino region has become one of the most equipped and appreciated sport resorts, able to satisfy every kind of needs. First attraction is the Garda Lake, an ideal place if you love windsurfing, sailing, but also sunliying.
The lake is also well known by free climbers: in fact, the projecting rocks are wonderful faces to climb, as well as the rock faces over Arco, that hosts one of the most important international competitions, the Rock Master - World Championship of specialties. Moreover, the place offers a lot of paths to walk or ride bicycle and mountain bike.

The founding of Rovereto goes back to the 18th century. The centre of the town bears very characteristic signs and the close area is rich in green hills and wide spread vines.
The old town is characterised by narrow lanes and small Piazzas that confer the town a "Venetian" look. The mixture of the city wall's medieval austerity and the sober beauty of the 8th century Palazzi built by silk traders ravish Rovereto's visitors with many events in history, art (Mart), music, culture and nature. Visit and enjoy this ever since crossing point of different cultures that is pleased to welcome new guests.

The lakes of Levico and Caldonazzo, the warmest lakes of South-Europe, are perfect for swimming and aquatic sports.
These splendid expanses of water are surrounded by unique mountains with their natural parks, plateau's and the typical malga's for mountain pasture. The lake of Caldonazzo stands out for its sports activities (swimming, windsurfing, sailing, canoeing, waterskiing and many more) and its numerous beaches, pleasant villages, typical restaurants, pubs and other places.
The lake of Levico is a more natural lake with its limpid water and safe beaches.

Trento is a city of art, of history and represents a crossroads for the contrasting cultures of Italy and northern Europe. Originally a Roman city, Trento became famous for the Council (1545 -1563). Places to visit include the Castello del Buonconsiglio (the castle which was home to the prince bishops of Trento for many centuries), the Duomo (cathedral) and its splendid square, the houses decorated with frescoes, the churches of the Council, the museums and exhibitions which today make Trento a city of art, culture and traditions beyond those of the Alps. And on nearby Monte Bondone you can comune with nature against the panorama of the Dolomites, all of which make Trento, chief town of the Trentino region, a symbol of international alpine culture.

It is certainly the most important of all the cycle paths already built or projected in Trentino. It links, from north to south, the provinces of Bolzano, Trentino and Verona: the heart of the Alps to the Po Valley. Like it has been for thousands of years, the Valle dell'Adige is a transit route to Italy and remains the preferred route to southern European destinations, even for those who travel by bike. It is 90 kilometres long and it runs almost completely along the river Adige, alternating between its right and left banks, using the old riverside roads which cross fields and orchards, skirting past hamlets, villages and the cities of Trento and Rovereto.