Trentino

The territory extends across 6,200 square kilometers of mountainous terrain with valleys, including sections of the Dolomites and the Southern Alps mountain ranges.

The province gained autonomy through the Gruber-De Gasperi Agreement of 1946, which established significant administrative independence from the central Italian government.

The province maintains a distinct identity through its traditional mountain cuisine, local festivals, and architectural heritage combining Italian and Alpine influences.

The region operates a network of ski resorts, hiking trails, and mountain lodges connected by efficient public transportation and cable car systems.

The province manages its own educational system, healthcare services, and transportation infrastructure independently from the Italian central government through special autonomous status.

Location: Trentino-South Tyrol

Inception: 1972

Capital city: Trento

Shares border with: South Tyrol, Province of Belluno, Province of Vicenza, Province of Verona, Province of Brescia, Province of Sondrio

Website: http://provincia.tn.it

GPS coordinates: 46.06642,11.12576

Latest update: May 27, 2025 20:34