Chiesa arcipretale di San Marco
Rovereto's main church, born under Venice and rebuilt in Baroque forms, where Mozart tried the organ.
Museums MART Designed by Mario Botta, MART exhibits 20,000 modern works under a monumental steel and plexiglass dome in Rovereto.
Museums Casa d'arte futurista Depero Depero's house museum in Rovereto, Italy's only one founded by a futurist.
Museums Fondazione Opera Campana dei Caduti Rovereto's bell, cast from the bronze of every belligerent's cannon. 30 places covered in Rovereto Grouped by type, most important first.
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Rovereto's main church, born under Venice and rebuilt in Baroque forms, where Mozart tried the organ.
The parish church of Noriglio, a hamlet of Rovereto, with an onion-domed bell tower and thirteenth-century origins.
The Carmelites' eighteenth-century church in Rovereto, with a sixteenth-century cloister of tomb slabs and frescoes.
The late twentieth-century church by the cemetery of Santa Maria, heir to the old convent of Santa Croce.
A confraternity's Baroque church on via Mazzini in Rovereto, with the tombs of eighteenth-century families.
The old church of San Giorgio on a rise above the hamlet, with a small bell tower in the middle of the façade.
The Fedrigotti family's eighteenth-century church at Borgo Sacco, by the old tobacco factory, with frescoes.
The Poor Clares' seventeenth-century church in Rovereto, with the urn of the Venerable Giovanna Maria della Croce.
The old mother church of Lizzana, parent of Rovereto's churches, with two sixteenth-century frescoes on the façade.
The parish church of Marco di Rovereto, documented from 1180 and rebuilt after the First World War.
The Franciscan church born of Rovereto's vow during the plague of 1630, with the miraculous shrine inside it.
The Capuchins' church in Rovereto's Santa Caterina district, with a wooden altar and an altarpiece by Craffonara.
The small Baroque church of 1727 near Rovereto station, survivor of the villa of the writer Vannetti.
The Venetian fortress above the Leno, with artillery towers, home to the Italian war history museum.
The scant remains of the Castelbarco castle above Lizzana, destroyed by the Venetians in 1439, in the memorial grounds.
The Betta family's eighteenth-century palace in the Santa Maria district, given to Rovereto council in 2017.
The fifteenth-century palace on piazza Rosmini in Rovereto, once the Habsburg post office, redone in 1906.
The Neoclassical palace designed by Ambrogio Rosmini on corso Bettini, with a circular courtyard, now the university's.
The Rosmini family's Baroque palace on corso Rosmini, built by the Tacchi and reopened in 2022.
The palace of Nuremberg silk merchants in Rovereto, born with a silk mill, now home to the Museo della Città.
Designed by Mario Botta, MART exhibits 20,000 modern works under a monumental steel and plexiglass dome in Rovereto.
Depero's house museum in Rovereto, Italy's only one founded by a futurist.
Rovereto's bell, cast from the bronze of every belligerent's cannon.
The museum founded in 1851 by the citizens of Rovereto: natural sciences, archaeology and dinosaur tracks.
The First World War ossuary on the hill above Rovereto, with about twenty thousand fallen of several nations.
The first theatre in Trentino, opened in 1784 on corso Bettini with operas by Cimarosa and Salieri.
The square of the Neptune fountain in Rovereto, above a Roman cemetery, with the Erbivendola fresco.
The iron bridge of 1877 over the Leno, wanted by the cigar-makers of Rovereto's tobacco factory.
Rovereto's oldest bridge, in stone over the Leno below the castle, rebuilt in 1840 after a flood.
The landslide from Monte Zugna, with dinosaur trackways discovered in 1990 and two small lakes.
The closest destinations covered by our editors, with straight-line distance.