Top Things to do in Trentino-Alto Adige
Things to do in Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy: The Best Historic Sites
Discover the best top things to do in Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy including Olympic Theater (Teatro Olimpico), Chiesa di Sant’Agata, Basilica Palladiana & Toree Bissara, Cattedrale di San Vigilio, Palazzo Nero, Schnatterpeck Altar, Forte Strino, Malga Fane, Pharmaziemuseum, Forte Belvedere.
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1. Olympic Theater (Teatro Olimpico)
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Chiesa di Sant’Agata
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Basilica Palladiana & Toree Bissara
4. Cattedrale di San Vigilio
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4.5 based on 522 reviews
The Early Christian basilica of Saint Vigilius was built outside the city walls presumably around the end of the fourth century. The structure’s original purpose was as a burial place for the missionaries in Anaunia Sisinius, Martyrius, and Alexander, murdered in the Val di Non by pagans on 29 May 397. Alongside the martyrs Vigilius, the third bishop and the patron saint of Trent was also buried.
Reviewed By thomasozbun - Vicenza, Italy
Built during the 13th century in the Romanesque style, it features some Gothic additions such as the large rose window on the facade and a few features in the interior. Particularly interesting is the baldachin of the main altar built in the 18th century in the Baroque style. Unfortunately, the interior of the Cathedral was being refurbished and the whole left nave was covered in scaffolding. I decided to visit the small archaeological site below the main nave and whose entry ticket was combined with the diocesan museum; this is the site where the early Christian Basilica of St Vigilius used to stand before the present Cathedral was built. The Basilica was built during the 4th century and features mosaics, many old tombs, and a larger room which then served as crypt to the Cathedral.
5. Palazzo Nero
6. Schnatterpeck Altar
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4.5 based on 47 reviews
7. Forte Strino
8. Malga Fane
9. Pharmaziemuseum
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4.5 based on 162 reviews
History of healing - the Peer collection ,,Small, but sophisticated" was the idea behind this specialized pharmaceutical museum, opened in 2002 at Bressanone in South Tyrol, Italy. The particular attraction of the museum lies in its unique combination of pharmacy, architecture and art. The modern showcases and contemporary art projects harmonize with the panelling in wood from the Renaissance area and the murals dated 1620. A rich collection of plants, animals and minerals coming from the whole world and used during the last four centuries as various remedies constitute the centre of the Peer collection. All the texts, explanations and descriptions avoid the use of technical terms and are suitable also for persons who have no background in the subject. Thanks to the clever didactic system, the museum provides general informations for hurried visitors as well as detailed knowledge for experts.
