The first stop in Trentino region is for sure the city of Trento, full of history and ancient traditions.

A chauffeured visit of the city will permit to fully enjoy the beauty of the center and the surrounding landscapes without stress.

The city offers amazing views, from the beautiful Duomo Square with the Fountain of Neptune, to the towers, the elegant Renaissance palaces and the splendid Castello del Buonconsiglio. But Trento is not only history: the city offers also an innovative museum such as MUSE – the Science Museum by Renzo Piano.

Trento is also known because is the home of Italian sparkling wine, today called Trentodoc: not to be missed is a guided tour with tasting at the Ferrari wineries, a historical company founded in 1902 that controls every phase of the production of its wine, from the earth to the table. And just to accompany the excellent wine of Trentino region, you cannot miss the typical dishes of local cuisine, based on mushrooms, dumplings, game and exquisite river fish.

Verona, the city of love and culture. Located a few kilometers from the beautiful Lake Garda, Verona is worth a visit thanks to the many attractions, such as the Arena di Verona, which every summer hosts spectacular opera performances and world-famous musicians, the Casa di Giulietta, not to mention lesser-known corners among which stands out the Castelvecchio Bridge.

Verona is also known for its typical dishes, such as pasta and fasoi, risotto with Amarone and the famous Pandoro, a typical Christmas dessert; but also for its rich production of wines: among the DOC wines we mention Bardolino, Garda and Valpolicella.

If you happen to organize your trip to Verona in the spring, do not miss to take part to Vinitaly, an international world exhibition of wine and spirits, which every year hosts numerous events, wine experiences and important chermesse on the news in the wine industry.