Rovereto attractions

Relax on Lake Garda as you sail through calm waters and take in wide, panoramic views. The experience focuses on a peaceful, scenic cruise that lets you discover some of the area’s most striking landscapes and viewpoints. Along the way you’ll pass the islands of Val di Sogno Bay and see the waterfalls near Limone. You’ll also approach the medieval castle and the Captain’s Palace of Malcesine, which you’ll view from the water as the shoreline unfolds. As you move through the lake, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the famous “Ora” wind blowing from the south, a characteristic breeze that often accompanies sailing here. The pace is relaxed, giving you time to absorb the scenery and appreciate each landmark from a comfortable vantage point.

A guided excursion from Lake Garda will bring you to Venice, the most romantic city in the world. With a tour escort, you will explore the heart of the city on foot and learn about its history and landmarks as you move between sights. Along the way you'll see iconic attractions such as the Bridge of Sighs, St Mark's Cathedral and its square, the bell tower, and the Rialto Bridge. You will also take a private boat through Venice's canals, offering a different perspective on the city’s architecture and waterways. In the afternoon you'll have free time to wander at your own pace, visit cafes or shop in the narrow streets and bridges. This excursion combines guided sightseeing and independent time so you can both learn about Venice and savour it on your own.

Just outside Verona’s historic centre, the Montresor winery offers a refined visit that combines local history with sensory discovery and wine tasting. You’ll join a guided tour through a historic cellar that is closely linked to the city’s past. Along the way, you’ll take in the atmosphere of the old cellars and learn about their place in Verona’s vinicultural story. The visit finishes with a curated tasting. You can choose between two tasting options: Valpolicella red wines or Lake Garda white wines. The tasting is designed to complement what you’ve seen in the cellar and to give a focused sampling of the chosen wines.

With this ticket, you’ll access Parco Termale del Garda, a distinctive natural spa set on 5.2 hectares and encircled by rare plants and trees. At this location, you'll find thermal lakes, swimming pools and both a wellness and fitness center. Collected from two subterranean water-bearing veins, up to 656 feet below the surface, 'Villa dei Cedri' mineral water reaches a temperature of between 37 and 42 degrees Celsius. These two sources were discovered in 1989 and once the water reaches the main lake, it settles between 33 and 34 degrees Celsius – the perfect temperature for the promotion of wellbeing.

On Lake Garda you'll enjoy a relaxing sailing experience that focuses on the area's most striking panoramas and coastal landscapes. The trip is designed for a calm, easy pace so you can sit back and take in the scenery as the boat moves across the water. Along the way you will pass the islands of Val di Sogno Bay and glide past the waterfalls near Limone. You will also see Malcesine’s medieval Castle and the Captain’s Palace, each visible from the water and framed by the surrounding hills. As you move through the bay and along the shoreline you may feel the famous “Ora” wind blowing from the south, adding to the sailing atmosphere and the sense of openness on the lake.

On this excursion you will explore the Dolomiti valleys and the surrounding peaks that rank among Europe’s most famous mountains. The experience will place you in the middle of striking natural scenery, where jagged summits and deep valleys form the backdrop for the day. Along the way you will encounter the region’s natural landscapes and learn about the local history and culture that shaped life in the Dolomiti valleys. As you move through these places, you will have the chance to appreciate the mountains’ beauty and the character of the valleys, taking in views that combine geology, tradition and rural life. The outing is designed to offer a balanced impression of nature, history and culture, leaving you with a clear sense of why this area is so well known.

At the Amarone Venetian Villa and Chateau, built between the 1500s and 1700s at the centre of Valpolicella’s history, you’ll enjoy an immersive wine and art experience. You will taste the award‑winning wines of brothers Giovanni and Guglielmo Bertani, whose family are among the founders of the region. Your guide will lead you through the villa’s neoclassical architecture and frescoed rooms, and across the romantic gardens to the ancient vineyards of the Clos, explaining their place in local winemaking history as you move through the estate. The visit continues into the estate’s working areas: the natural grape drying rooms, the original vinification area where Amarone Classico Riserva was made, and down into the monumental ageing cellars that hold barrels more than two hundred years old. Each tour includes a seated wine tasting so you can savour the wines you’ve learned about in the very rooms where they were produced.

This digital guide will offer a fun and curious way to explore Trento. Created with the support of a local, it lets you visit the city’s most important monuments at your own pace. As you move through beautiful medieval streets, you will discover Trento Cathedral and see the imposing Buonconsiglio Castle. Along the way you will learn the stories and curiosities that bring the city to life. The guide will also introduce you to Trento’s food culture. You will find information about local foods and about the Italian aperitif as enjoyed in authentic local restaurants, together with other practical tips and suggestions. Everything is presented so you can follow it independently, stopping where you like and taking time to savour the sights and flavours that interest you most.

The Corte San Mattia Wine Experience invites you to taste typical local wines produced in an organic way, made just a few steps from the property. Tastings take place on the terrace, so along with the wines you’ll also enjoy an open view of Verona. The setting lets you relax as you sample each wine and take in the cityscape. To accompany the wines, typical local products will be served. Their freshness and flavours are chosen to complement the wines and make the tasting more complete and satisfying. The combination of organically produced wines, simple regional food and the terrace viewpoint gives a clear sense of local terroir and atmosphere without straying from what’s offered at the venue.

SuprEvo is a large theme park and multimedia museum devoted to extra virgin olive oil, located in the heart of Tuscany at the foot of the historic village of Monte San Savino. Inside, you’ll follow a sensorial, immersive route that traces oil from the plant to the table. As you move through the exhibits, you’ll see ancient tools from the past alongside engaging interactive installations and modern processing technologies, all presented in a multimedia format suitable for all ages. Along the way you'll be immersed in the aromas and flavours of extra virgin olive oil, with a final tasting that showcases those scents and tastes. You can also explore a shop stocked with local excellences, niche products, gastronomy items and cosmetic specialties, all based on extra virgin olive oil. Outside, a garden area among Tuscan olive trees offers a place to relax. SuprEvo sits a stone’s throw from the A1 motorway exit and the E78 highway connecting Arezzo, Siena and Grosseto, with convenient parking adjacent to the museum.

This hands-on cooking course welcomes you into the hosts’ house to breathe in the atmosphere of Italian cuisine. You will be introduced to the ancient art of pasta dough and shown the main traditional preparations, from long shapes like spaghetti to short pasta varieties. Along the way you will learn how to roll out dough using a hand sheeter for an even, exceptional pasta sheet, and you will be shown tips for combining pasta with the perfect sauce. The class finishes with a classic tiramisù: together you will prepare the creams and assemble the dessert from scratch. What you make with your own hands can be tasted during the session, typically paired with local wines from the area such as Bardolino Classico and Chiaretto. You will leave with practical techniques and recipes you can recreate at home.

Rafting on the Noce River takes you through the heart of Val di Sole in Trentino, set among high mountain scenery. The river, fed by the peaks of Mount Cevedale in the Stelvio National Park, has been recognised as the best river for rafting in Europe. Along the way you will move through largely untouched river stretches and alpine surroundings that show the raw power of nature. The activity is suitable for the whole family and is described as very safe. You will be provided with wetsuits, life jackets and helmets, so you only need to bring an adventurous spirit and a willingness to enjoy the outdoors. The centre is located in Val di Sole, where the Noce flows through the valley, and staff will equip you before you enter the water. As you raft, you may notice the changing landscape from high mountain sources to the river winding through the valley, and you will experience the unique environment of this renowned rafting river.

Known as the Riviera degli Ulivi, this area around Lake Garda has relied on the olive tree and its products for centuries. You will be taken into that landscape to get to know the olive trees that shape the local scenery and culture, and to learn about the manufacturing process behind Lake Garda extra virgin olive oil. As you move through the groves and into the production area, you will hear about how the oil is made and what gives it its regional character. The experience includes a tasting of the Lake Garda extra virgin olive oil, served with local food so you can appreciate the flavours together. Along the way you will gain a clearer sense of why olives and their products are such an important part of this territory.

Trento’s mix of alpine views and frescoed palaces provides the backdrop for an app-led scavenger hunt through the city. You will explore Trento on foot, following phone-based riddles that guide you from one landmark to the next. The experience is self-guided, with no on-site guide and no fixed start time. It is available in 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. As you move through the streets, you will approach the Castello del Buonconsiglio, the historic fortress of the prince-bishops, and pause at the Monumento a Dante that watches over its piazza. Along the way you will decode Piazza Duomo, taking in its frescoed houses and the Neptune fountain, while frescoed palaces at street level and alpine peaks on the horizon add to the atmosphere. The riddles will lead your route and encourage a closer look at the city’s architecture and public monuments, letting you set your own pace as you explore.

In Trentino, this horseback experience mixes learning, nature and gentle adventure. You’ll begin with a practical session in the arena, guided by an expert instructor, to build trust and confidence with your horse. It’s aimed at riders with basic experience, so the focus is on safe, steady progress and getting comfortable before you head out. From the arena the route will open onto authentic mountain trails. As you move through forests and meadows you’ll pass panoramic views of the Brenta Dolomites, Paganella and Monte Bondone. The trail balances climbs and more technical passages with smoother sections where you can relax and take in the scenery. Along the way you’ll notice the peaceful setting and the chance to form a genuine connection with both the horse and the landscape — a quiet immersion in the wild beauty of Trentino, away from crowds and distractions.