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The Tunnels
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION width: 10,20 meters; length: 290,26 meters; height: 6,36 meters; surface area: 2.960,65 square meters; volume: 18.433,39 cubic meters; amount of material removed: +/- 190.000 cubic meters; amount of asphalt for roadway surface: +/- 520 tons; amount of concrete: +/- 1.500 cubic meters; amount of iron rebar: +/- 45.000 kilos. |
The Trento Tunnels are just what the name suggests: two former highway tunnels reconverted into a history museum. They were built in the early 1970s to permit the speedy traversal of the city along the provincial North-South highway, running from Verona to the Brenner Pass, as part of the development of the Trento ring road.
They are less a museum than a space dedicated to history. A space primarily devoted to the local and regional: to be precise, to the Trentino’s history and population, to the reasons for its autonomy.
But without forgetting broader horizons: other histories, both larger and smaller.
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