Toscolano Maderno attractions

With this ticket, you’ll be able to gain access to Gardaland Park, one of Italy’s most popular theme parks. You can book your tickets online and select the experience that best suits you. You can choose between Gardaland Park one-day ticket, or Gardaland Park two-days + SEA LIFE Aquarium one-day ticket. At Gardaland Park, you’ll find themed areas such as Peppa Pig Land and Fantasy Kingdom. You’ll also encounter thrilling rides like Oblivion, Blue Tornado and Raptor. In addition, you can experience rapid river rides and Arctic-themed attractions. With the combined option, you can discover SEA LIFE Aquarium, which features 13 themed environments from Lake Garda to the depths of the oceans. Here, you can walk through an underwater tunnel and see fascinating marine life, including sharks, rays, sea lions, clownfish and many more species.

On this mini cruise, you will be able to catch the scenic views of the Sirmione Peninsula as you travel with a small group through blue-green waters. You will be able to experience the architectural views of Castello Scaligero, a well-preserved castle, and the Grotte di Catullo. You will also see the sulfur springs and pass under the bridges of the castle.

During this sunset boat tour, you'll discover picturesque Sirmione and have a chance to enjoy a flute of prosecco. You'll sail around the Sirmione Peninsula and pass landmarks like the Villa of Maria Callas, Scaligero Castle and ancient Roman ruins. You'll also get to see the bubbles rising from the Boiola spring and pass the popular thermal spa.

This experience offers a fun, curious way to explore Verona with a guide created by a local. Using the guide, you will be able to visit the city’s most important monuments at your own pace and learn the stories and curiosities that give Verona its character. The tone is relaxed and informative, so you can savour each site without feeling rushed. Along the way, you’ll also discover everything about local foods and the Italian aperitivo culture in authentic local restaurants. The content highlights culinary traditions and places to try, together with other insights that help you connect with the city beyond the main sights. Whether you want history, flavours or little-known anecdotes, the guide is designed to make your visit personal and enjoyable.

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.

This hop-on, hop-off tour will offer you a whirlwind introduction to Verona. You’ll travel on a comfortable, open-top bus with two routes to ride and 16 stops around the city. Your flexible, 24-hour ticket will let you get on and off whenever you like so that you can spend time exploring the attractions that interest you most. Some of the stops you’ll find along the routes include Piazza Bra – one of Italy’s largest squares - Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, the medieval Castelvecchio, the historic Porta Leoni gate and the ancient Teatro Romano amphitheater.

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.

You will enjoy an evening of opera inside Verona’s historic Palazzo dei Mutilati. In the elegant Sala Antonio Girelli, an intimate Art Deco room, a pianist and world-class opera singers will perform a selection of well‑known arias and duets. The music will draw on works by Verdi, Donizetti, Bizet and Mascagni, giving you a compact, focused musical experience in a refined setting. The building itself adds to the atmosphere. Designed by architect Francesco Banterle and inaugurated in 1934, the palazzo’s period details and decorative features will be part of the experience as you settle into the room. You will be offered a welcome glass of prosecco before the performance, providing a relaxed moment to take in the surroundings. After the programme, you will have the chance to meet the artists in the atrium, where you can speak with the performers and enjoy the palazzo’s interior up close. The combination of historic architecture, intimate acoustics and celebrated repertoire makes this a memorable way to experience opera in Verona.

At Juliet’s House in Verona, you’ll use fast-track entry to explore the site linked to William Shakespeare’s famous play. In Juliet’s Courtyard you’ll see the gleaming bronze statue of the Shakespearean heroine and can take in the view from the iconic balcony, a favourite spot for fans who want a romantic moment. An audio guide on your smartphone will provide entertaining and informative stories as you move through the house. As you explore the medieval residence, you’ll learn about the real Cappelletti family, who likely lived here and were said to have feuded with the Montecchi centuries ago — a story that later inspired the Bard’s tragedy. Along the way you’ll see period art, costumes and frescos that help bring the house’s history to life, all while listening to context and anecdotes on your device.

At Juliet’s House in Verona, you’ll have fast-track entry and use an audio guide on your smartphone to explore the building’s links with William Shakespeare at your own pace. The commentary will offer entertaining and informative stories as you move through the rooms, bringing the site’s history to life on your phone. Inside and around Juliet’s Courtyard, you’ll see the gleaming bronze statue of the Shakespearean heroine and may enjoy the view from the iconic balcony that features in the play. You’ll also visit the medieval residence where the real Cappelletti family likely lived and feuded with the Montecchi family centuries ago — a feud that later inspired the Bard’s tragedy. Along the way you’ll see period art, costumes and frescos, all set in the atmosphere of this much-loved Verona landmark.

In a popular Verona restaurant, you will learn how to make fresh pasta and tiramisu while enjoying a relaxed, hands-on experience. On arrival you'll sip a glass of Prosecco, then move on to the practical part of the session where you will be shown how to prepare pasta dough and shape fresh pasta, and how to assemble a classic tiramisu. Along the way you will gain practical tips and see the techniques used to achieve the right texture and flavour. After the cooking segment you will sit down to eat what you’ve prepared and enjoy a glass of wine with your meal. The experience will give you time to taste your dishes and savour the ingredients in the setting of the Verona restaurant. This activity focuses on the preparation and enjoyment of traditional Italian recipes and offers a straightforward, friendly way to learn familiar dishes while sampling local drinks.

With this ticket, you'll have a chance to explore Verona with a guide, and attend an opera of your choice at the Verona Arena. Over the course of an hour, your guide will show you the highlights of the ancient Roman city and tell you the history behind the sights you see. You'll then get to experience a classic opera performance at the Verona Arena, one of the world's largest and oldest open-air theaters. The ticket will also allow you to use public transportation in Verona and Lake Garda over the following days.

On a cruise from Peschiera del Garda you'll glide along Lake Garda and take in a variety of coastal sights. A short on-board explanation will point out the main attractions as you navigate, and then you can relax and enjoy the scenery. Along the way you'll have the chance to see Lazise Castle, the Rocca di Garda and Villa Canossa, as well as the elegant Punta San Vigilio and the islands of Isola del Garda and Isola San Biagio. You will also pass Baia Verde, the Rocca di Manerba Natural Park, Jamaica Beach in Sirmione and the Grotte di Catullo. At a suitable point you can swim directly from the boat, and a light lunch is included so you can refresh on board while taking in the views. The trip mixes natural landscapes, historic shores and quiet swimming stops for a relaxed experience on the water.

Enjoy a guided walk through the historical centre of Verona with a professional local guide. Known as the City of Love, Verona has more to offer than the Romeo and Juliet story. As you explore, you'll get a sense of the city's rich historical heritage and the atmosphere that has shaped it over centuries. You will see the Verona Arena, the ancient amphitheatre that dominates the cityscape, and stroll through Piazza Bra, lined by significant buildings. Along the way the guide will share insights and anecdotes about the bustling Piazza delle Erbe, the romantic House of Juliet, and other notable spots in the centre. The commentary will give context to the sights and help you appreciate both the famous highlights and the stories behind them.

In this tour, you’ll take a boat to explore the Sirmione Peninsula. You’ll start your tour by boarding a boat at Piazzale Porto and heading out on Lago di Garda. On the lake, you’ll be able to see the villa of Maria Callas and the Grottoes of Catullus. You’ll also be able to see the a thermal spring. Your tour will finish by passing by the Scaliger Castle where you’ll be able to pass under the castle’s drawbridge.