Cinema Vittoria

Currently home to the offices of the Rector of the University of Trento, Palazzo Sardagna is one of Trento’s Mannerist and early Baroque masterpieces. The building dates back to the 16th century and it surrounds the largest central courtyard found in any historic building in the city centre. From the outside, the entrance hall adorned with coats of arms provides access to the courtyard, with its double array of porticoes and long balconies.

This brand-new building is located in Trento’s Albere district. Recently opened, it contains a 250-seat auditorium and a number of event rooms, one of which can accommodate 99 people. When the building was under construction, special attention was paid to environmental sustainability, with specifications for energy and acoustic insulation. It is also equipped with a radiant panel-operated heating and cooling system.

Overlooking Piazza Dante and standing opposite Trento's train station, the building is a stone’s throw from the historic centre. This building was built between 1958-65 as part of a project by Trentino architect Adalberto Libera (1903-1963), a leading figure in Italian rationalist architecture.