Rovereto is the gateway to Trentino and offers a wide variety of culinary, cultural and historical activities. Steven Herteleer, my travel buddy, and I were put to the test for 2 days of Destination Challenges in the city.
This is how we discovered the city and its region. Let me show you what we found...
Forte Pozzacchio, the fortress in the rock
The first place we discovered was a fortress build inside a mountain a little bit outside of Rovereto. A true architectural marvel at the time and built by the Austro-Hungarian empire. Construction never finished though since WWI started and stopped the construction dead in its tracks.
The unfinished fortress is now open for visitors and worth a visit since it has an epic view over the little Dolomites.
Take that perfect Instagram shot of the wonderful San Colombano hermitage
Steven and I saw this impossible work of architecture embedded in the mountain while driving to Forte Pozzacchio and we just had to stop to take a shot! An absolutely unique place.
Here's my instagram shot
And here's the one Steven took. Did I mention he's a world renowned photographer... :-) ?
The Bell of the fallen in Rovereto
Probably the most peace-full place in Rovereto is the Campana Dei Caduti. :-)
It's a place dedicated to peace and remembers us every day that war is a bad idea with the 'Bell of the fallen'. The bell was forged from bronze from the cannons used on both sides in WWI.
How cool is that! It rings a 100 times every day and reminds people around the world about the horrors of war.
The 'Mart' aka the Museum of Modern Art in Rovereto
Aside from peace you'll also find the Mart aka Museum of Modern Art in Rovereto. I absolutely loved the architecture of the museum. It's inspired by a very famous building in Rome.
Can you tell which one?
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Do you notice the resemblance with a famous and historic building in Rome? |
A cool feature the museum has is the Mart museum bot which you can just chat with via Facebook messenger. It'll guide you around the museum in no time. Modern indeed.
Have some Grappa at the Marzadro Distillery
Did you know that Grappa is similar to Champagne and Tequila? Their name is linked to a region. So grappa always comes from italy. It's a distilled liquor based on olives and it has a serious kick so drink it with care! Rovereto is home to grappa distillery Marzadro where we learned everything about the distill process.
Have a proper Italian coffee
When in Italy you have to try the coffee! They are absolute masters in the art of coffee making and that's no different in Rovereto. We paid a visit to the Bontadi coffee museum and learned a great deal about how coffee machines evolved and perfected the making of coffee over the years.
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There's one famous Italian actor in this photo. Do you recognize him? |
Visiting the War museum
The war museum of Rovereto can be found in a medieval fortress and teaches you all about the history of war in Italy. There's a huge collection of weapons from middle ages to modern times.
Wining and dining
Oh the food! Italians do know how to enjoy a good meal. They take their time at the table and the eye for detail and flavor is on point. Rovereto has a fine collection of quality restaurants for you to enjoy. Go on, dig in ;-)
We've been adventuring for 2 days in Rovereto and from there we made our way to Valle di Ledro where we'd experience some of Trentino's wonderful nature!
We even got a new travel buddy for a day: Melis. She studies in Rovereto and was a big help for us in tackling our Destination Challenges. A random road trip adventure was the least we could do to thank her for her help.
Destination Challenges in Rovereto Facebook LOG
Destination Challenges get tackled in the moment via friends and followers on social media. Here's the Facebook log from our challenges in Rovereto. Don't hesitate to join the community and help me tackle Destination Challenges around the world ;-)
Steven and I stayed at the lovely B&B Casa Del Pittore in Rovereto.
Loved the vibe of the place! I made HYPERTOUR of the place for you ;-)
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