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Manciuno Apartment
Trento, Italy
Manciuno Apartment
Trento, Italy
A Palazzo Revisited
This vacation home for rent in Italy immediately elicits a smile. With its cheerful, dream-like colors and effortless style, this historic apartment has been transformed into a modern, vintage inspired confection.
Located along the Via Manci which takes its name from a prominent 17th-century family, this vacation home for rent in Italy is situated along the famous route flanked with ancient palazzos within the historic center of Trento.
Part of a turn-of-the-century palace that has been divided into individual apartments, the space was redesigned by a Trento-based architect and interior designer, who has utterly transformed the tone and style of the interiors with a lighthearted contemporary update.
Situated on the third floor, the apartment opens into a sunny living and dining space with rooftop views of the city, and a compact, cleverly integrated and fully equipped kitchen.
A wall separates the living spaces from the sleeping area designed for two with a large en suite bathroom. The sofa bed can accommodate up to two additional guests.
Renovated with particular care in the choice of materials, colors and furnishings, the designer combines lively colors and accents with harmonious order and efficiency.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Basic welcome breakfast provided, housekeeping included for long stays with extra cleaning available with fee. Wifi and Smart TV, Bang & Olufsen M3 bluetooth speaker, climate control. Baby/toddler bed available on request (up to 2yrs). Luggage drop allowed for early arrivals or late departures. Paid parking off premises.
AROUND
Set within the far northern regions of the country with the imposing Dolomites as a backdrop, Trento is a beautiful ancient town with a rich history surrounded by gorgeous natural scenery. The town is especially famous for Buonconsiglio Castle, its spectacular palazzos and signature medieval frescoes, and its Duomo Square, often considered one of the most beautiful in the country.
There's also a contemporary side, with the city serving as an economic and communications hub for the north with a thriving modern culture as referenced by the many galleries and the science museum MUSE designed by archistar Renzo Piano.
Within an hour's drive you can explore the vast range of the Dolomite Alps, Italy's largest lake Garda, Verona, Bolzano, numerous wine routes and much more. Close to many excellent ski resorts including nearby Madonna di Campiglio, Mount Paganella, Canazei and Marilleva, all are renowned for their skiing and winter sports. The town also comes to life during the holiday season with festive outdoor markets and celebrations at Christmas.
LOCATION
Trento, Italy. Nearest Airport: Verona Airport (98km)
BEST TIME TO VISIT: Spring to Fall for the best weather. Winter for the snow and skiing, the Christmas markets and holiday atmosphere
