NATURAL SCIENCES'S MUSEUM AND GIANNI CAPRONI AERONAUTICAL MUSEUM TRENTO.

In 1964 the Museum of Natural Sciences, administratively linked to the autonomous province of Trento, that from 1982 moved its headquarters in Sardagna set.
During the nineties and 2000, the museum is modernizing the organization of interactive exhibits and conduct research. In this phase also the museum expands incorporating other facilities located in the Province of Trento as the Alpine Botanical Garden and the Terrace of the stars, in the Monte Bondone, the museum of piles of Lake Ledro, the Aviation Museum Gianni Caproni, the Geological Museum of the Dolomites in Predazzo and limnological station lake Tovel. In 2006, moreover, the museum in the center of Tanzania established ecological monitoring and environmental education Udzungwa located within the Udzungwa National Park.


On 27 and 28 July 2013, the new headquarters opened the museum named after Muse - Science Museum in less than eleven months after its opening, has reached the threshold of 500 000 visitors, making it one of the most visited museums in Italy.
The building, designed by internationally renowned architect Renzo Piano.


The building was built according to the techniques that ensure energy conservation and environmental sustainability, which earned him the recognition of the LEED gold certification

The Gianni Caproni Aeronautical Museum, founded by the Trentino aviation pioneer Gianni Caproni, exposes the first aviation collection in the world, formed in the twenties of the twentieth century. Since its early years, Gianni Caproni decided to keep within its workshops some of his most important planes, instead of proceeding to their disposal and re-use of materials for other buildings.
This choice, in 1927, he developed the foundation of the Museum. Reopened at Trent in 1992 and subsequently inserted in the network of science museums belonging to the MUSE-Science Museum at the Museum Gianni Caproni it works to promote the dissemination of historical and aeronautical culture at all audiences, with permanent exhibitions and temporary, educational activities for schools, cultural activities offered to the public, the scientific publishing.