What to see during your holiday on Alpe Cimbra?

Some tips for your holiday on Alpe Cimbra. What to see:

• Base Tuono: The NATO missile base in Passo Coe was one of the twelve missile bases of the Italian Air Force during the Seventies. Today it is a museum dedicated to the cold war and the Nike-Hercules missile defence system. 
  It is open from April to October; for guided visits during the month of August, we recommend making a reservation.
• Forte Belvedere: made out of various blocks carved out of the mountain, it has housing, warehouses, and logistics services. The fortress from the Great War is found in Lavarone and is open the entire year. For information on the hours and guided visits, consult the website
• Forra del Lupo: a path through trenches and pathways dating back to World War I with breathtaking views of the Terragnolo valley. It starts in Serrada and leads to Forte Dosse delle Somme.
• Game Festival: from July 22-28, 2018, a week entirely dedicated to families with a program full of fun for children and adults.
• Breath of the trees: in Tomazol, between Virti and Chiesa, there is a path that unites nature and art. The artists gave life to the trees, created art in the Lavarone woods.
• Passo Coe Alpine botanical Garden:  botanical garden: here you can learn about the plants that grow on our mountains. Open only during the summer.
• Gianni Caproni air force museum Trento: a display of historic original aircraft of worldwide importance. For guided visits, make a reservation by calling 0461944888.
• MUSE: is the Trento Museum of Science. It is located in a building designed by Renzo Piano and was inaugurated in 2013. Visiting this museum means encountering flora and fauna from every altitude in just a short time. It starts on the ground floor with the tropical nursery and arrives at the fifth floor where the glacier is found. MUSE hosts permanent, temporary, and even interactive displays so both children and adults can participate.