What are people from Trentino called?

Those from Trentino are called trentini (that’s the masc. pl. form; others are trentino – masc. sing., trentina – fem.

When did Trentino become part of Italy?

Trento’s population has long been an Italian-speaking one, and, after the creation of a unified Italy in the 1860s, the city became a centre of irredentist agitation that was ruthlessly suppressed by the Austrian authorities. Trento became part of Italy in 1918.

How many lakes are in Trentino?

297 lakes
Featuring 297 lakes and a large number of rivers covering an area of about 35 sq km, the Trentino is also called “little Finland”.

Where do you fly into for Trentino?

The Trentino is connected to the main airports of Northern Italy. If you decide to come to the Trentino by plane, there are five airports located in the nearby provinces. The nearest airports are Venezia (Marco Polo), Treviso (TrevisoAirport), Verona (Valerio Catullo), Bergamo (Orio al Serio) and Bolzano, (Dolomiti).

What does Trentino stand for?

Trentino ( Ladin: Trentin) officially the Autonomous Province of Trento, is an autonomous province of Italy, in the country’s far north. The Trentino and South Tyrol constitute the region of Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, an autonomous region under the constitution.

Was Trentino part of the Kingdom of Italy?

It was part of Napoleon’s Kingdom of Italy for some years. After the end of the Napoleonic era (1815), the Bishopric of Trent was dissolved and Trentino became part of the County of Tyrol, in which the majority of the population was German speaking.

What are the main roads in the Trentino region?

The Trentino province is crossed by the main road and rail connections between Italy and Germany. These include the Brenner A22 motorway and road which passes through the Etsch/Adige Valley. A regional project of switching much of the road traffic to railways is currently under consideration.