Easter at Trentino museums: special openings, exhibitions and family

Easter at Trentino museums: plan your visit

For the Easter holidays, museums, castles and archaeological sites across Trentino offer special openings, temporary exhibitions and activities for families. Below are practical details and highlights for 5 and 6 April 2026.

Main venues and highlights

• MUSE – Science Museum (Trento): interactive exhibition “Beyond the Finish Line. The science behind sport”, projects in the MUSE Agorà like “Tech IT Easy”, the UranIA information chatbox, and the recently redesigned mountain tropical forest. Temporary shows such as “Old, New Species” run until mid-May.
• Palazzo delle Albere: historical and scientific displays, including a show on the power of machines in the sixteenth century.
• Pile dwellings Museum (Ledro): open with continuous hours (typically 9:00–17:00), guided tours illustrating Bronze Age daily life.
• Dolomites Geological Museum (Predazzo): morning and afternoon opening times with fossil and rock exhibits, multisensory glacier installations and VR experience “GEODI”.
• MART and Casa Depero (Trento and Rovereto): temporary exhibitions, permanent collections and family workshops; “Little Mart” activities on Easter Monday for children aged 4–10.
• Castles and manor houses (Buonconsiglio, Thun, Beseno, Stenico, Caldes): special tours and traditional Easter egg hunts for families.
• Tridentum Roman sites (S.A.S.S. Underground Archaeological Space and Villa of Orpheus): open with morning and afternoon sessions and exhibitions on Roman urban decoration.
• Retic Museum (Sanzeno): afternoon openings to explore the ancient history of Val di Non.
• Ladin Museum of Fassa and Museo Lusern: special openings and new exhibition offerings during the Easter period.
• Other venues: reopening and guided tours at Forte di Cadine, Civic Gallery, municipal galleries, Caproni Aviation Museum and new 20th-century exhibition spaces.

Practical tips

• Check updated hours: opening times may change for holidays; always verify the museum’s official website before travelling.
• Tickets and reservations: online booking is recommended for temporary exhibitions and family workshops to secure entry.
• Family activities: many sites offer egg hunts, children’s labs and interactive routes—check age requirements and schedules.
• Accessibility and services: several spaces have improved accessibility after recent installations; details are available on each museum’s information pages.

Where to get more information

For the latest updates on exhibitions, opening hours and ticketing, consult the official websites of the museums or contact the venues directly. Programs may be updated during the holiday period.