Reach Fiemme Valley onboard an air-conditioned bus with your guide, contemplate the breathtaking views of the Marmolada, Sella and Rosengarten and spend an unforgettable day on the most famous mountains in Europe!
Immerse yourself in a private dining experience at a local's home, enjoy an exclusive show cooking and taste authentic recipes from Varese treasured in family cookbooks passed down by real Italian Mammas. Feel the warmth of Italian hospitality as you connect with local people....
Grab the chance to spend an unforgettable day in Verona and to take part in a guided visit of the city center's most iconic sites!
Experience the beauty of the Valpolicella Valley, travel from Lake Garda with a professional tour guide, visit a local cantina and a farmhouse.
Discover the beauty of Mantua and its historic center with a guided tour, admire the city from the water on a 1-hour boat trip on the lakes.
Visit a traditional oil mill by Lake Garda, taste olive oil and local products and choose between an aperitif or an easy lunch.
Cruise across the sparkling waters of Lake Garda on a 4-hour guided boat trip to Sirmione from Garda and Bardolino.
Two of Italy's well-loved gourmet offerings shine brightly on this full day experience. Not only will you visit an olive oil mill and a winery, you'll enjoy your very own 'La Dolce Vita', with tasting sessions in both. There's also a visit to Salò, a quaint town on the banks of Lake Garda. Julia, one of our local expert guides, says, 'Olive oil and wine are integral parts to Italian cuisine, contributing to the rich and diverse flavours that people worldwide have grown to love. On this tour, we'll deep-dive into the heart of production, cultivation and the secrets behind top-quality produce, as well as savour the flavours'.You'll start the day at the Frantoio Manestrini olive oil mill and estate. Here, you'll tour the olive groves and mill, whilst learning the secrets behind olive oil making, from pruning and harvesting to pressing. Julia says, 'With over 40 years on the map, Frantoio Manestrini sure know how to make a good oil. Their attention to detail is paramount in the ever-changing world of production'. After, there'll be a real treat for the palate — five high-quality oils to taste along with fresh bread.With your appetite awakened, you'll head to the lakeside town of Salò for some free time to explore and grab some lunch. Your final stop of the day will be at the family-run Cantina Conti Thun winery. Take a tour of the estate and find out how they use both traditional and modern methods to create their wines. You'll round off with a tasting session of three wines.
Visit Bolzano and its Archaeological Museum, get to know the Similaun mummy, take the cable car to the Altopiano del Renon.
South Tyrol is the most un-Italian part of Italy. It's not just the Alpine location that sets it apart but its languages, architecture and culture. This excursion mixes the best of both worlds with time in the regional capital, Bolzano, and scenery-rich train ride through the Renon plateau. Martin, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The railway was first opened in 1907, and originally incorporated a cog section ascending 1000 metres from Bolzano, but in 1966 that section was replaced by the original cablecar.'Bolzano, or Bozen as German-speaking locals call it, is the elegant and prosperous capital of South Tyrol. Its star attraction is the Archaeological Museum, home to Ötzi the Iceman – a naturally mummified 5,300-year-old Copper Age shepherd. You can choose to visit the museum during your free time in the city – entrance not included – or you can stroll the handsome streets and piazzas of the city, browse the shops or try some local specialities like apple strudel.And on the next leg of the trip, you'll hop into a cable car in Bolzano and ascend to the Renon plateau in a matter of minutes. Then it's time for the narrow-gauge train journey though pastoral landscapes and pretty villages. This is textbook Alps – grazing cows, pine-clad slopes, onion-domed churches and timber-framed farmsteads, all with the drama of the dolomite peaks as a backdrop. And a 20-minute walk away through nature are the plateau's famous earth pyramids – well worth checking out.
Discover the city of Sirmione during this boat tour and relax on Lake Garda.
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