In the heart of Val di Cembra, the birthplace of Italian curling, a prestigious international event is taking shape: the Trentino Curling World Cup.
This competition marks a historic moment for Italy, as it hosts a stage of curling for the very first time. The event is organized by the Curling Cembra Association in collaboration with Trentino Curling Cembra ASD and its team — reigning Italian champions and current leaders of the world ranking.
A unique opportunity for Italian curling
On the road to the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, the Trentino World Curling Cup represents a major opportunity to showcase Val di Cembra, Trentino, and Italy on the global curling stage. It highlights a region that has nurtured world-class athletes like Amos Mosaner, a leading figure in international curling.
The competition
The tournament will feature ten of the world’s top teams, divided into two groups. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semifinals, leading up to a final match that will crown the winner of the Italian stage.
An event of international significance, where sport, tradition, and territory come together to deliver world-class matches and a truly unique experience in the global curling scene.
PRACTICE -> afternoon/evening
10.00 | FIRST ROUND GROUP A
14.00 | FIRST ROUND GROUP B
17.00 | OPENING CEREMONY - Parco Tre Maestri, Cembra
8.30 | SECOND ROUND GROUP A
12.00 | SECOND ROUND GROUP B
16.00 | THIRD ROUND GROUP A
20.00 | THIRD ROUND GROUP B
Time for Music&Fun
8.30 | FOURTH ROUND GROUP A
12.00 | FOURTH ROUND GROUP B
16.00 | FIFTH ROUND GROUP A
20.00 | FIFTH ROUND GROUP B
Time for Music&Fun
10.00 | SEMIFINAL
14.00 | GOLD FINAL
16.30 | CLOSING CEREMONY - Palacurling, Cembra
The town of Cembra boasts a long-standing tradition in curling, a sport that was first played here outdoors on the frozen surface of Lake Santo, at an altitude of 1,200 meters above sea level. Today, Cembra is home to the Palacurling Cembra, one of the few indoor curling facilities in northern Italy, featuring two dedicated sheets for national and international competitions.
Inaugurated in 2006, the Palacurling is the perfect place to experience this sport, thanks to the presence of qualified instructors and the availability of rental equipment. Nestled in the Scorzai valley, the facility also hosts music and folkloric events for the whole family. It was built using natural materials — with a wooden roof and porphyry stone elements for decorative features.
