Trento
Northern Italian city
Trento is a city in northern Italy, capital of the Trentino-Alto Adige region.
It sits in the Alps along the Adige River.
The city is best known as the site of the Council of Trent (1545–1563), the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation.
We stopped in Trento on our way to the Dolomites.
Alpine range, northeastern Italy
- AlpsEuropean mountain system
- Lake GardaItaly's largest freshwater body
Italian city, famous tragically
Church's internal reform movement
- HabsburgEuropean imperial dynasty
- Austrian EmpireMultiethnic monarchy until 1867
- annexationAbsorbing territory into jurisdiction
- 1919Year after armistice
Institution displaying natural phenomena
- frescoesPaintings on fresh plaster
- Film FestivalOrganized movie showcase event
- universityHigher education institution
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
Dolomites
Alpine range, northeastern Italy
- AlpsEuropean mountain system
- Lake GardaItaly's largest freshwater body
Verona
Italian city, famous tragically
Innsbruck · Trieste · Bergamo · Milan · Ferrara · Modena · Bologna
Counter-Reformation
Church's internal reform movement
- HabsburgEuropean imperial dynasty
- Austrian EmpireMultiethnic monarchy until 1867
- annexationAbsorbing territory into jurisdiction
science museum
Institution displaying natural phenomena
- frescoesPaintings on fresh plaster
- Film FestivalOrganized movie showcase event
- universityHigher education institution
research · viticulture · spumante · apple orchards · Christmas markets
TrentoWittenberg
Reformation's starting point
Geneva · Zurich · Strasbourg · Edinburgh · Canterbury
- Council of TrentCatholic ecclesiastical congress addressing reformation
- Trent Reznor