Travelling with Fortuna Dino

Rovereto, Vallagarina and Monte Baldo are the right places to enjoy many family experiences throughout the year: creative workshops, guided tours and immersions in nature.

If you are passionate about modern and contemporary art, visit the Mart collections.

With the Fondazione Museo Civico di Rovereto you can travel into the world of archaeology, walk through prehistory in the footsteps of dinosaurs or project yourself into space to observe the stars.

At Rovereto Castle you can immerse yourself in the past, explore tunnels and towers and learn about the life of soldiers in the First World War.

Listen to the hundred chimes of the Campana dei Caduti, cast in bronze from the cannons of the nations participating in the war and a symbol of universal peace.

At the Rovereto Civic Library you can listen to readings from illustrated books and take part in creative workshops inspired by the stories told.

If you love to experiment, Orto San Marco – Setàp is the place you’ve been looking for, an agricultural space in the city born from the desire to bring gelsibachiculture and the zero kilometers to Rovereto.

The tales of ladies and knights, soldiers and peasants that speak to you from the frescoes of the Avio Castle and Castel Beseno, take you on a leap back in time to discover life inside the most evocative castles in the area.

With Hydrotour Dolomiti you learn how water becomes energy in the hydroelectric power stations of Santa Massenza and Riva del Garda.

At Forte Pozzacchio you can hunt through history by taking part in the numerous family activities to discover this fortification carved out of the heart of the mountain.

The mascot of the valley, Fortuna Dino, will accompany you on this fantastic route, rewarding your curiosity. Ask for a stamp at each stage: when you have crossed at least five wonders of the territory, you will receive a small gift. Collect it at the Museums or at the Azienda per il Turismo Rovereto, Vallagarina e Monte Baldo.

For each admission or paid activity among those scheduled in the “Ci vado anch’io” (I’m going too) calendar, you will see a box stamped on the card reproducing the game of the goose.