Palazzo Trentini

The Palazzo was built right before 1740 by the noble Trentini family in an area stretching between the old via Lunga and the River Adige, where a number of Gothic-style buildings were already located.

Its high façade - featuring a sober balcony - is one of the most elegant of the 18th century Trentino style. A number of artists were involved in the decoration of its inner rooms between 1750 and 1765, including Verona-based painters Giorgio Anselmi and Orlando Fattori, Carl Henrici from Bolzano and Pietro Antonio Bianchi from Milan. Some of its most remarkable features include its exuberant white and gold stuccos and Rococo-shaped tiled stoves.

Foto Francesca Medici

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Via Manci 27, 38122 Trento

Informazioni

Useful information for disabled peolple:

A parking lot for disabled people at approx. 25 metres along the street. At the entrance, there is a cobbled hall. The building can be partially visited. It is provided with a lift to the upper floors; the Expository Rooms on the ground floor are accessible through some steps; alternately, the Room on the ground floor can be reached without barriers, and on request by an entrance situated along the side of the building.

The disabled toilets are on the fourth floor; other toilets (not-equipped) are situated on the ground floor. The front door is large 98 cm (height of the handle 127 cm, necessary force for the opening 3.5 kg). Lift (entrance 90 cm, dimensions 149×149 cm, external button panel 120 cm and internal one 111 cm, the button panel is in relief). Disabled toilets (door 90 cm, dimensions 186×182, the height of the wc is 40 cm with grips on both sides).

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