Hi Alberts, guess what, for the past three years I have been spending between 3 and 5 months in Trento for work reasons. I hope this does not sound as self promotion, but on my blog I have reviewed a lot of very good (and some bad) restaurants in the area between Trento and Bolzano, here they are in case you want to have a look: -Castel Toblino (Trento, IT) -Il Libertino (Trento, IT) -L'Ortica (Brescia, IT) -La Cruna dell'Ago (Rovereto, IT) -Lo Scrigno del Duomo (Trento, IT) -Malga Panna (Trento, IT) -Novecento (Rovereto, IT) -Orso Grigio (Trento, IT) -Osteria Fior di Roccia (Trento, IT) -Osteria Le Due Spade (Trento, IT) -Zur Rose (Bolzano, IT) All hte above are proper restaurants. But there are loads of other small trattorias where you pay very little and get a very nice meal, e.g. i 3 Camini, which is on Hihglands outside Trento, close to two beautiful lakes (a walk around both of them takes a couple of hours, half of this if you walk round one of them only). In addition, If you have got the time make sure you try and reach a "Rifugio" up in the mountains: besides really unforgettable views, you can get very cheap and very nice meals, too. They might require you to walk a bit, but you will be rewarded by the traditional peasant fair of polenta and game stew. These are two I have tried, one that is some kind of an institution, Rifugio Marchetti, Monte Stivo (Rovereto, IT), and the other one easier to reach, and also ok (also with impressive views, though perhaps not as scenic as the rifugio Marchetti, but it is a matter of taste): Rifugio San Pietro (Trento, IT) And if you have time to go to lake Garda, there are a couple of good ones there too. As for the roads, you are spoilt for choice for scenic routes. The two "gardesana" (i.e. the winding roads going around Lake Garda) are probably murderous in June because of traffic (and if you are stuck, there is no way out). But coming from Trento, Valle dei Laghi I would say is a must, and if you have the chance to go visit the Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta" there will be some unforgettable views, I promise you. If you go further up, cannot miss Val Badia and Val Gardena. If you happen to get to Trento, their local tourist office is very active, and staff there was always very helpful. They also have an official site: tourist office Gosh, can you tell I am rather envious of your trip? enjoy!