Guides, events, itineraries of Trentino
“Wiki Trento Walk in Trento”, a project by the Mercurio Cooperative also supported with the contribution of the Municipality of Trento, Wikimedia Italia and the Trento Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with Italia Nostra Trentino, with the Tridentine Diocesan Museum, with the Argentario Ecomuseum and with the Municipal Library of Trento, encourages the discovery of the historical, artistic and cultural heritage, and more, of the city of Trento through six itineraries in the form of podcasts.
The ‘Wiki Trento Walk in Trento’ podcasts are published on:
wikitrentino.it
comune.trento.it
sanbaradio.it
App “La mia Trento”
Spotity, Apple Podcast, GooglePodcast
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Four editathons with Wikipedians, experts and young people have led to the construction and improvement of a number of Wikipedia entries and have been the basis for the crea-tion of six creative tracks that represent as many paths of discovery of the city in the form of Podcasts, usable on the main platforms in digital mode in the Italian, English and Ger-man languages.
Collective intelligence, the network with experts and creativity are the engines of a pro-ject that will lead to discovering Trento in an unprecedented way.
Project collaborators:
Alessandra Benacchio, coordinamento
Niccolò Caranti, organizzazione editathon
Michele Tesolin, wikitrentino.it
Giovanni Melchiori, editing podcast
Francesca Re, comunicazione
Giada Vicenzi, testi podcast
Leah Dabrowski, Antje Steuerwald, Alba Bertolini, traduzioni
Stefano Piffer, Jennifer Miller, Peter Schorn, Nicola Pifferi, voci
Our thanks to:
Salvatore Ferrari, Ezio Chini, Alessandra Campestrini, Marika Ciela, Andrea Tavella, Luana Slomp, Aronne Mattedi, Denisa Cracut, Raffaele Mugione, Lorenza Liandru, Chiara Radice, Eusebia Parrotto, Lara Casagrande, Maria Giovanna Franch, Nicola Pifferi, Afnecors, AnisKoutsi, Ariel, Augusto1992, Chamotte, Civvì, Elisabetta Alberti, EusebiaP,
A visit to this canyon is the equivalent of a triple trip into the past and the fifteen thousand years in which the turbulent stream excavated the mountain that separates Trento from Valsugana, opening its way into the Adige valley.
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Our destination is the ‘Collina di Trento’, Trento’s Hill, namely the hill that from the South-Eastern area of the city gently rises towards Mount Marzola and the hamlets of Povo and Villazzano.
Today we will lead you on a discovery tour of a different, unusual and adventurous Trento. We will ‘take to the hills’ to view the city from high up. We will travel back in time to the Council of Trento.
We will tell you how the nobles of that century spent their summer holidays. And we will explain how some of the older religious traditions were born, with stories of flying houses and of plague-curing saints.
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This podcast accompanies us at the time of the Council of Trento.
The figure of the Count of Luna at Palazzo Roccabruna let us know culinary excellence of Trentino.
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“The towers of Trento, history’s guards” leads us to discover five famous towers of the city of Trento: Torre Verde, Torre Vanga, Torre della Tromba, Torre Civica and Torre Mirana.
This millennia old architectural solution became a veritable trend in medieval Europe.
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“From the centre of a square: Dante (Alighieri), Cesare (Battisti) and the ‘militant’ monuments” tells the genesis and the meaning of two of the most famous monuments in Trento. A statue and a mausoleum celebrating two figures of Italian culture and history and, as in a dialogue, they symbolically summarise the spirit of the age in which they were built.
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“Trento, a painted city – Street art from the Italian Renaissance”, a tour ready to be listened to discover a unique and priceless historical and artistic heritage. A true immersion in past centuries, retracing the history and iconography of the most significant facades decorating houses and palaces of Trento.
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