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Explore a unique and wonderful surrounding while climbing this Via Ferrata. The tour is easy but a little athletic. The tour is suitable for everyone, who is average sporty. The minimum height is 140cm.

Spend a lazy day on Lake Garda with this day-long trip around the main lakeside towns. Aboard an air-conditioned bus, you’ll travel around the shores in comfort, stopping to visit towns such as Limone sul Garda, Lazise, and Salò along the way. Different routes operate on different days, so check before you book. No matter what tour you book, each experience ends on a high note with a boat ride on the lake.

During this tasty street food tour of Bolzano, you’ll get behind-the-scenes access to the quaint alpine town’s most delectable treats during the merriest time of the year. Capped in a small group for personalized attention, you’ll discover local Christmas traditions and munch on food samples you won’t find anywhere else. Visit the town’s oldest bakery and discover hidden landmarks along the way, savoring seasonal tastings while you stroll between stops.

Embark on a spectacular 280 km day tour through the heart of the Italian Dolomites, a breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage site. This carefully curated journey brings you face-to-face with the region’s ultimate icons, including the majestic Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Three Peaks) and two of the most spellbinding alpine lakes in the world. Along the way, we will make a special stop to explore Cortina d’Ampezzo, the world-famous alpine resort celebrated as the host of both the 1956 and the historic 2026 Winter Olympic Games.

Take advantage of the Brenta Dolomites’ stunning natural scenery when you embark on a beginner-friendly white-water rafting outing. Pick from a number of daily tour times, and convene directly at the Rafting Center Val di Sole. Learn about essential rafting techniques prior to setting off, and receive all the necessary gear and equipment. Then, hit the rapids of the Noce River aboard a six-person raft. In the company of a guide, you’ll navigate the river’s twists and turns, and can admire the landscape as you go.

The Italian Dolomites is a staggering mountain range that changes its hues with the shifting seasons. Weaving through the Fiemme and Fassa Valleys and up to the Pordoi pass, the iconic scenery is a 'must' for nature lovers and photographers alike. Your adventure begins as you travel by coach into the heart of the Dolomites. The exact itinerary varies depending on your point of departure, but all routes include a scenic drive through the Fiemme Valley and Fassa Valley with photo stops, as well as the spectacular 27 hairpin bend road to the Pordoi Pass reaching an altitude of 2240m. Here, you can indulge in a leisurely lunch break while drinking in the surrounding natural beauty. Then, seize the opportunity to take an optional cable car ride (payable locally) up to a dizzy height of 2950m, offering unparalleled views. The tour also includes a stop in one of the charming South Tirolean Villages, where you can find out more about the traditions and language of the Ladino people.

This historic via ferrata, suitable for people with experience in the world of via ferrata and in good physical shape, puts us to the test. There are many physical and overhanging passages that will be faced, the via ferrata is very exposed and the view is postcard-like! Having been closed for a few years for safety reasons, the Monte Albano via ferrata is again viable! Absolutely not to be underestimated !!

Witness the beautiful landscapes and scenic villages of the Dolomites in northern Italy without worrying how to get there thanks to this private tour from Verona. Travel with your driver up into the mountains, where you’ll take a cable car to a mountain refuge to try local dishes and find cute little villages. This private tour requires a minimum of four people and a maximum of eight.

We have the program suited to the needs of our young climbers! Together with the first experiences on the wall the little ones will learn to observe nature, they will be lowered or transported by a cableway. A program to introduce the world of climbing to the whole family or to increase skills and knowledge in complete safety. And for those who prefer to walk there are the via ferrata.

Immortalised in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Verona holds a special place in lovers' hearts. You'll get to fall in love with the city on this day trip from Lake Garda, seeing all its main sights as you wander around the history-steeped streets of its old town. Your guide will show you around, pointing out highlights such as the Roman Porta Borsari and the Roman arena – used every summer for an opera festival – and Juliet's Balcony. There are also some truly historic bridges over the River Adige as well as a world-class collection of medieval churches and basilicas. You'll also see the exterior of the Scaliger Tombs – five Gothic mausoleums for the Scaliger family, nobles who once ruled over Verona. And you'll discover the monumental Piazza dei Signori, location of the Romanesque Church of Santa Maria Antica, and the Piazza delle Erbe. There'll also be free time for lunch and shopping.

Discover Bolzano's enchanting fusion of Italian warmth and Alpine grandeur with our self-guided audio tour app, allowing you to explore South Tyrol's captivating capital at your own pace. Begin in the elegant Piazza Walther where café tables spill beneath the watchful gaze of the medieval poet's statue and the Gothic cathedral's lacy spire reaches toward the encircling Dolomite peaks. Wander through the arcaded lanes of the Via dei Portici where merchants have traded beneath frescoed vaults for over 800 years, their shops now selling everything from speck and strudel to high Alpine fashion. Meet Ötzi the Iceman at the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, where this 5,300-year-old mummy discovered frozen in a glacier has rewritten our understanding of prehistoric Europe. Cross the Talvera River to explore the Art Nouveau elegance of Gries, then ascend by cable car to the sunny plateaus of the Renon where traditional farmsteads and earth pyramids reveal the region's geological wonders.

Once you have booked the tour, you can reach the rental point, pick up the e-bikes and leave with the Virtual Guide who will accompany you step by step The route starts from Villabassa and reaches Lake Landro along a route of about 32 km and 270 m of positive altitude difference, ideal for discovering the Alta Pusteria with a relaxed ride. Singletracks in the woods, cycle paths, easy paths and short connections on paved and secondary roads alternate During the tour you will cross coniferous forests, alpine meadows and beautiful views of the mountains of the Val Pusteria, up to the crystal clear waters of Lake Landro, perfect place for a break and some photographs The return to Villabassa is panoramic and smooth. The level is medium-easy and also suitable for those with little experience with e-bikes. It is recommended to leave with water, a snack and the phone charged

Admire some of the most beautiful and distinctive views of the UNESCO-listed Dolomites when you embark on this private full-day tour. Meet your guide at your accommodation in the Bolzano area—hotel pickup and drop-off are included for your convenience—and set off on the Great Dolomites Road. You'll ascend the Pordoi and Sella Passes, stop in the scenic Val Gardena, and take an optional cable car ride to Sass Pordoi.

Welcome to the Lake Garda Tour aboard a charming Venetian Taxiboat! This unique adventure will take you through the glistening waters of the beautiful Lake Garda, surrounded by majestic mountains and picturesque landscapes. Admire the enchanting towns along the lake, such as Sirmione, Limone , and Malcesine , as you effortlessly and stylishly glide on this traditional Venetian boat. Enjoy the fresh breeze, the relaxed atmosphere, and let yourself be captivated by the magic of this charming place. An unforgettable experience that will leave you with precious memories of the enchanting Lake Garda.

Once you have booked the tour, you will be able to go to the rental point to pick up your bikes and leave with virtual navigation, which will accompany the route step by step. This e-bike tour offers one of the most famous routes in the Dolomites: the Sellaronda MTB. With about 44 km and the use of some lifts, it allows you to complete the loop around the Sella Group among spectacular alpine landscapes. From Val Gardena the route reaches Passo Gardena and continues towards Corvara and Arabba, alternating scenic paths, forest roads and flow sections. The second part crosses the Pordoi Pass and the Canazei area, and then climbs up towards Col Rodella and returns to Val Gardena. Along the way you will find refuges and viewpoints with views of the Sassolungo, the Sella and the main Dolomite peaks. You must purchase the bike pass for the lifts. In high season it is advisable to leave early and bring water, snacks and a charged telephone.

Experience your Trento vacation on your own, listening to the audio content of our app on your smartphone. It will be like having at your side a tour guide who will tell you the history, points of interest and curiosities of the city. Once organized, take your first step into town as your audio guide tells you surprising facts and curiosities about its streets. Look up at monuments and increase your understanding. Benefit from an audio guide without an expiry date plus no tickets to collect or meeting place. Listen to the audio guide online, or offline. The audio content is professionally created by a group of top authors and interpreted by TV and radio professionals. The smartphone is yours and you will therefore not have contact with unsanitary devices provided by third parties

The beautiful city of Merano sits at a crossroads between Austria and Italy, where Alpine landscapes meet Mediterranean warmth. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll see how eight centuries of history played out across promenades, arcaded streets, and spa-era architecture. The tour starts at Elisabeth Park. You’ll see the marble statue of ‘Sissi’ that marks the spot where the empress’ visits in the 1870s and 1880s sparked a wave of aristocratic tourism that reshaped the city. Descending into the old town, you’ll walk through Laubengasse, a 400-metre covered arcade built in the 1200s that served as Merano’s commercial heart for over 800 years. The tour ends at the Kurhaus, the city’s iconic Art Nouveau spa house, whose gilded Kursaal and domed rotunda still host concerts, balls, and the internationally renowned Merano Wine Festival.

South Tyrol is the most un-Italian part of Italy, stands out for its Alpine location, 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. Bolzano, or Bozen in German, is known for its Archaeological Museum, which houses Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummified Copper Age shepherd. You can explore the museum or enjoy the city’s charming streets, piazzas, and local specialties like apple strudel. The trip continues with a cable car ride from Bolzano to the Renon plateau, followed by a narrow-gauge train journey through picturesque landscapes. A short walk leads to the plateau's unique earth pyramids, towering pillars shaped by nature, which can reach heights of 30 meters.

Certainly you will not miss the sense of emptiness under your feet on this brand new via ferrata. Brand new metal staircases with great exposure will take you through the imposing east wall of Paganella. Even the most experienced will be amazed by this truly incredible environment. In addition to the exposure, the view of the Adige Valley, the Brenta Dolomites up to Lake Garda is unique

Thanks to the Bolzano Local Food Tour that will introduce you to the local culinary culture you will have the chance to taste the most authentic and genuine products of the region and the impeccably prepared traditional dishes. Our local foodie will not only suggest to you the best restaurants where locals like to consume their meals with family and friends but also give you plenty of information about the region's culinary art and history.

Your first stop is at a bee-keeping farm where you'll find out about the fascinating world of the apiary. Spend some time observing the bees with an expert beekeeper, then taste three different types of honey. Next, we'll head to Lake Molveno, a glorious splash of turquoise at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll have free time to take a dip in the lake or perhaps explore the lake by kayak, pedalo, e-boat or paddleboad. You could opt to take the cable car for stunning views of the lake from above, go for a scenic walk or simply find a spot for lunch in the pretty lakeside town. We'll finish off at the Marzadro Distillery, where you'll learn about the process of making liqueurs. There's a guided tour of the facility and an explanation of the distillation process, then you'll have a tasting of a selection of liqueurs. There's a big variety here including limoncello, gin, cream liqueurs, and Italy's favourite digestif - grappa.

This self - guided walking audio tour uniquely reveals Trento as Italy's gateway to Europe, where ancient Veneti, Etruscan, and Gallic cultures merged with the Holy Roman Empire in a stunning Alpine setting. You'll journey through eight centuries of history, from the medieval bishopric principality through Renaissance grandeur to modern Italian unity, exploring Roman remains, the historic cathedral, and the magnificent Buonconsiglio Castle. What sets this tour apart is its perfect blend of profound historical significance with authentic local culture - you'll discover where the Council of Trento shaped Catholic history while experiencing the vibrant sounds, colours, and aromas of traditional Trentino cuisine. This immersive experience combines medieval fortifications, Renaissance art, and modern Italian fashion in one unforgettable Alpine adventure.

Bolzano is one of the most important wine towns in Italy’s South Tyrol region, and with this walking tour you'll take a deep dive into its wine-making history and culture. Follow your sommelier guide through the old town to stop at two wine shops for guided tastings. Learn about the ancient monasteries where the wine-making tradition began and the techniques behind cultivating the heirloom Lagrein and Santa Maddalena grapes.

The "Ponale" is an extraordinary visiting card for this proposal. In the past it was the only access road to Val di Ledro, and was obtained by digging into the rock along the sides of our fjord. It takes us to pedal in complete safety overlooking Lake Garda, surprising us at every bend, both on the uphill and then on the downhill stages. A crime to come to Garda without visiting it; we warn that it can be addictive. We will then enter the Val di Ledro, initially along a narrow gorge crossed by the Ponale stream, which will then open up in front of us showing us its beautiful alpine lake. As with Lake Tenno, on the hottest days it will be difficult to resist the temptation to take a dip in its crystal clear waters.