Here is the "Museum Pass"

A unique experience beyond the boundaries of two cities...

A unique experience beyond the boundaries of two cities...

There are so many reasons to visit Trento, from the sumptuous Renaissance palaces to the majestic Castello del Buonconsiglio, from the MUSE - the Science Museum designed by Renzo Piano - to the Roman vestiges and Medieval relics, from the Renaissance splendour of the Council, with the multi-century history of the Prince Bishopric, to the painful experiences of the great wars of the Twentieth century.

...among history, art, and culture

In the same way, there are many reasons to visit Rovereto - suspended between avant-garde and tradition. The presence of an architectural gem like the Mart is just a part of the wealth of the Vallagarina centre, together with the Museo della Guerra (War Museum), the Campana dei Caduti (Bell of the Fallen) and the Museo Civico (Civic Museum). In the City of Peace, it is possible to travel along an ideal path from ancient Rome to the Middle Ages, from the Venetian domination to the Eighteenth century.

 

An excellent opportunity to visit many attractions at a truly advantageous price!

MUSEUM PASS is the card that will allow you to save money, and visit museums and castles in Trento, Rovereto and the surrounding areas, as well as many other services!

 

What is included

  • Access to all museums and castles in Trento, Rovereto, and the surrounding areas, as well as to their exhibitions.
  • Unlimited use of all urban and extra-urban public transport, as well as all railway transport in Trentino, for 48 hours.

 

Further advatages

With the MUSEUM PASS it is also possible:

  • To pay a reduced fee for access to festivals and other cultural events.
  • To take part, at a reduced fee, in guided tours of the city of Trento and of Castello del Buonconsiglio every Saturday.

 

Validity

MUSEUM PASS is valid for 48 hours. This time can be extended up to three months simply by registering, which gives a chance to make use of the many advantages and the many offers in Trento and Rovereto with the utmost tranquillity, maybe… visiting Trentino once again!

 

A family-friendly pass

Simply by registering, the pass becomes a Family pass, also opening transport and cultural offers to under-age children participating in the visit.

 

Where to purchase the MUSEUM PASS

The card can be purchased, at just € 22.00, in all partner museums and Tourist offices in the two cities, or online at: visittrentino.it/museumpass

Source: www.discovertrento.it 

29/06/2016

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see also

Buonconsiglio Castle

The Buonconsiglio Castle is the largest and most important monumental complex of the Trentino Alto Adige region. It was the residence of the prince-bishops of Trento from the 13th century to the end of the 18th century. Castelvecchio is the oldest nucleus; the Magno Palazzo is the 16th century expansion and is one of the most sumptuous Renaissance-style palaces in Italy.

Arte Sella

Arte Sella is an international outdoor exhibition of contemporary art set up in 1986 in the fields and woods of the Val di Sella.
Arte Sella is both a qualified exhibition of artistic works and, most importantly, an ongoing creative process in which art works can be actually followed as they grow and evolve. The artists are called upon to express a respectful relationship with nature and treat it as a source of inspiration.

Mart - Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Rovereto - Rovereto

Futurism, Pop Art, Realism and great exhibitions: Mart in Rovereto is one of the most interesting museums on the Italian scene. It was designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta, with the collaboration of Rovereto-based engineer Giulio Andreolli. Every year the Museum holds one large exhibition and several temporary shows, and provides a range of interesting educational activities.

Muse - Science Museum

The Renzo Piano-designed project puts Trento on the international map. Far more than a science museum, this is a bold statement of intent. Expect a major visitor attraction, a multimedia experience and a beacon of scientific excellence. The exhibitions favour a hands-on approach to science, at once educational but engaging. Inaugurated in 2013, the museum explores the relationship between nature, science and society and also considers the impact of science on everyday life.