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Verona, Italy is many things. For us, it is home.

A cultural crossroads.

Once a military stronghold for the Roman Empire, a visit to Verona takes you through a city rich in history with Roman monuments from antiquity as well as medieval and Renaissance periods. Verona’s rich artistic heritage includes the opera in the ancient Arena, built by the Romans.

The third largest city in northeast Italy, Verona is a primary tourist destination with a much to discover in the surrounding areas.

It’s a perfect mix of history, culinary traditions and excellent wines and thanks to its favorable weather conditions, make every season a good one to visit it!

It is also well situated geographically to make an ideal home base for travel in Verona and beyond.

A small sampling of day trips from Verona or other unforgettable experiences in Italy includes Venice, Bologna, Lake Garda, Modena, Bologna, Florence.

Why visiting Verona?

Arena Opera Festival: take part of a unique opera tradition in Italy and enjoy great performances in the oldest Roman amphitheater of the world;

 The world-famous love story of Romeo & Juliet and their landmarks in Verona;

 Valpolicella Region: one of the most important wine regions of Italy, well- know for the fine Amarone red wine;

 Verona famous food: Verona is also known for its famous rice dishes, such as the “Amarone risotto”, Tortellini, Bigoli Pasta and many other delicatessen

 Lake Garda: the biggest lake of Italy, a mix of history, old Castles and gorgeous landscapes;

 Soave region: only 20 minutes away, fine still white wines area with an ancient Medieval CastleA

 Prosecco Wine region: only 50 minutes away; the general public is certainly unaware that around 1750 the vine already identified with the name of Prosecco was well known in Veneto, but not in the area that is now considered the most suitable and historical, Valdobbiadene and the province of Treviso, but in Monteberico, on the Colli Berici, a few km from the city of Vicenza and less the one hour from Verona center.

 Modena food valley: only 50 minutes from Verona, this is the perfect trip for anyone who wants to discover the history and millenary tradition of the famous “Black Gold” of Modena.

Verona is so well connected with fast trains: 1.10hour to Florence; 3 hours to Roma; 1 hour to Milano and Venice; 4 hours to Amalfi Coast 

 A focus on The Valpolicella wine Region:

Veneto Region has more then 87.000 thousand hectares of cultivated vineyards; Verona alone has 28.000 hectares (69,189.00 acres), so it can be easily considered one the biggest wine regions in Italy.

The Valpolicella wine region is a global producer of top red wines made up of four wine appellations from the lightest to the boldest: Valpolicella, Valpolicella Superiore, Ripasso, Amarone, and Recioto.

Beside Valpolicella Wine region, Verona area has way more DOC wines such as: Soave, Lessini Durello and Arcole on the east side, Bardolino, Custoza, Lugana and Terre dei Forti close to Garda Lake.

The Valpolicella wines you will discover with us include all noted here and more…

We go personally to that wineries strongly linked to our heritage and our territory. Our tours offer a true education and experience on the unique winemaking method of these wines, with a deep focus on the Amarone – one of the truest expressions of our beloved Valpolicella wine region!

“Take time to smell the roses & experience Italy with us”