The suggested route to reach Trento if you live too far away to use the train is to fly to Verona (Aeroporto Valerio Catullo, IATA code VRN). From the airport there is a bus every 20 minutes to the railway station (schedule and costs). By train there is a direct connection to Trento: it takes 1 hour on average. You may consider the flight to Venezia, Bologna, or Milano. Anyway the train transfer would require much more time since there are no direct connections to Trento. An alternative solution is to fly to Munich (Germany) and to reach Trento by train: it takes 4 hours and half.
Below detailed instructions and general info
From the North the Brenner railway and from Venice the Valsugana railway. The station is very near to Trento's historical centre (Piazza Duomo can be reached on foot in a few minutes). To find out the train timetables check:
Travellers should remember that tickets must be stamped before boarding trains in Italy. Use the yellow machines found on the platforms.
There are no international airports in Trento. The closest airports are:
Trento is linked to all the resorts in the province by an efficient coach service that allows those without a car to reach all the corners of Trentino at ease. There are also lines throughout the week that link Trento with some other European cities (Prague, Vienna, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Ceske Budejovice), whilst, in some periods of the year, the same service runs towards some Italian cities. The coach station (phone: 00390461983627) is in via Pozzo, one hundred metres from the main train station.