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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.

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

Overlooking Lake Garda, a path cut into the rock, which occasionally disappears and requires short but exciting climbs and will impress you with its wild beauty. The almost horizontal development offers unexpected and dizzying cliffs on the lake. The route, not being equipped, is therefore only suitable for those with experience or for those who require a guide. It can be reached along the legendary Ponale road.

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.

Day trip to discover the Italian wine tradition and history in Valpolicella with guide! Visit a wine cellar with tasting of red wines as Amarone and Recioto. Visit San Floriano church and Lunch in local "agriturismo" only with Valpolicella's products.

A masterpiece floating on the Adriatic, Venice tops many a must-visit list. Boarding a private motorboat on the edge of the city, you'll arrive in style at Riva degli Schiavoni, and your guide will lead you to St Mark's Square. Here, you can admire the wonderful St Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace next door. Their orient-infused Byzantine Gothic architecture will whet your appetite for more. And there's no better way to explore Venice than with a romantic gondola trip – an optional 30-minute ride (payable locally) is available just after arrival in St Mark's Square. You'll then have free time for exploring this enchanting city, and perhaps to find somewhere to have lunch. If you fancy something really typical, locals love their cicchetti – Venetian tapas. In the afternoon, there's an optional one-hour lagoon trip, (payable locally) accompanied by your guide, or the chance to roam around yourself.

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.

Discover the culinary traditions of Bolzano, visit the markets and the most characteristic places in the center including the Porta delle Dolomiti. Visit the food stalls and taste street food as you stroll through the historic center of this city in the dolomites with our guide. Learn about the anecdotes and culture of the inhabitants of this city as you taste their specialties.

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.

South Tyrol, with its majestic mountains, picturesque valleys, and rich cultural diversity, is not only known for its breathtaking scenery but also for its delicious cuisine. Experience the tasty mix of Italian and South Tyrolean cuisine in the wonderful old town streets of Bressanone and the surrounding areas Discover the variety of flavors that South Tyrolean food has to offer: From classic Italian pasta dishes, and a comforting cup of coffee with pastries, and regional cheeses to traditional South Tyrolean dishes.

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.

Experience the dazzling scenery and thrilling slopes of the Dolomites with this private driving tour including hotel pickup and drop-off. Follow the Great Dolomites Road over the Sella Pass and through the Fassa and Gardena Valleys to marvel at towering peaks and pristine Carezza Lake. Then stop at Obereggen to take on the top toboggan run in the Dolomites.

The Dolomites, with their rugged peaks, mountain lakes, and scenic vistas, are one of northern Italy’s most coveted destinations. Don’t worry about arranging the logistics yourself: on this private, full-day tour, you’ll explore the region’s highlights in style. Meet your guide at your hotel, and head out along winding mountain roads. See the ruins of the medieval Andraz Castle, admire the Three Peaks of Lavaredo, and linger at Lake Braies.

Two-hour tour to enjoy an ultimate relaxing sailing experience among the lake waters in the early afternoon, discovering the most interesting panoramic spots and amazing landscapes in the surrounding area: the islands of Val di Sogno Bay, the waterfalls near Limone, the medieval Castle and the Captain’s Palace of Malcesine. The tour is planned in the early afternoon, the best moment of the day to sail on Lake Garda, enjoying the famous “Ora” wind blowing from the south.

Our park We are passionate archers and have discovered over many years of activity that primitive bow shooting is such an ancient art that it cannot be taught, because each of us already has it in our genetic heritage. To allow everyone to rediscover this talent we have worked with passion in our Archery Park with thousands of enthusiastic archers, developing a format that allows, after having shot a few arrows, to remember what our ancestors handed down to us. To do this we need a natural setting, very simple equipment and a particular approach that distinguishes our original vision of shooting with a primitive bow. The paths of the Adventure Archery Park are a very exciting and fun outdoor activity, but at the same time slow and reflective that offers us a new point of view on the relationship between man and nature.

The UNESCO-listed Dolomites are among Europe’s most dramatic peaks, but the logistics of visiting this alpine area via public transportation can be a challenge. With this driving tour, set off from Bolzano along the Great Dolomites Road toward Cortina d’Ampezzo to take in its most dazzling scenery in a single day. Stop to snap pictures of soaring summits, crystalline lakes, and picturesque passes and enjoy a stroll through Cortina before the return trip.

Deep Challenge – Canyoning in Rio Palvico, Trentino Explore one of the most spectacular canyons in Trentino with the Deep Challenge tour in Rio Palvico, in Valle di Ledro, near Lake Garda. Smooth walls, caves and play of light on the crystal clear water make this experience unique and immersive. This canyoning is designed for those looking for an intense challenge: natural slides, jumps (optional), rope abseiling and swimming sections alternate along the way. The grand finale is a spectacular 50-meter rope descent along a waterfall. The tour is more technical than other itineraries and requires good physical fitness, no dizziness and familiarity with water. It is ideal for those who have already tried canyoning or want a more adrenaline-pumping experience. Experienced guides and certified equipment ensure safety and fun. Easily accessible starting point, without long initial walks.

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.

Discover the most scenic routes around Lake Garda and travel like a local on a private self-guided Vespa tour. Avoid traffic and find the prettiest spots for photos away from crowds with a route delivered seamlessly to your phone via an app. Plus, enjoy lunch at an authentic food spot with exclusive discounts (own expense).

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.

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

Imagine touring the most spectacular landscapes of the Italian Alps with an expert voice that guides you at every step. Our Dolomite audio guide turns your trip into a unique experience, combining history, culture and nature into captivating tales that will make you live each place differently. From the historic alleys of Trento, through the alpine routes of Madonna di Campiglio, the charming villages of the Fassa Valley, to the imposing Tre Cime di Lavaredo, you will always have the most complete and entertaining information in your pocket. With geolocated maps and clear explanations, you can explore at your own pace without relying on groups or schedules. Just give it “play” and get carried away. Travel free, without losing detail. Enjoy Spanish content designed for you. Learn local stories, curiosities and secrets that you won’t find in traditional guides.

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 !!

Ski one of the most iconic and unique circuits in the world with the private IFMGA Mountain Guide Filippo! The Sellaronda loops around the majestic Sella Group, linking Gardena, Campolongo, Pordoi, and Sella passes. Your guide chooses the best direction and slopes based on weather, season, and your level, taking you to the most scenic, enjoyable pistes without rushing or getting lost. With the highest mountain guiding certification, your experience is safe, smooth, and stress-free, with breathtaking views of the Sella Group, Marmolada Glacier, and Langkofel. Meet at the lifts (Dantercepies, Col Rodella, or Colfosco/Corvara) or enjoy private pickup from Bolzano, all towns in Val Gardena, Carezza, and Val di Fassa. A personalized, private, Dolomite adventure combining expert guidance, world-class slopes, and unforgettable alpine scenery!