Embark on a 12-day journey, visiting the historic city of Verona, the high-altitude vineyard sites of Alto Adige, and the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. We wrap it up on the coast of Lake Garda, savoring refreshing whites from Lugana and Bardolino.

Verona, a city steeped in Roman history and Renaissance charm, is best known for its ancient amphitheater and timeless role as the setting of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Beyond its storied past, Verona delights with a rich culinary heritage and a wine culture that spans from velvety Amarone to the elegant Soave.

Verona

Highlights

Opera Nabucco— In Verona’s Arena, Verdi’s Nabucco comes alive, its iconic “Va, pensiero” echoing through the ancient amphitheater under the summer night sky.

Antica Bottega del Vino— A historic Veronese tavern since 1890, is renowned for its rich cuisine and extraordinary wine cellar.

A scenic view of a stone arched bridge crossing a river with gentle rapids, in front of colorful Italian buildings under a bright blue sky with a few scattered clouds.

Caldaro, nestled along the South Tyrolean wine route, is a charming village celebrated for its Mediterranean climate and scenic Lake Caldaro. The region is renowned for its signature red Schiava and elegant white wines.

Caldaro & Lago di Caldaro

Highlights

Mendelbahn Funicular — Built in 1903, we make a dramatic ascent from Caldaro to the Mendel Pass, gliding steeply past vineyards and forests with breathtaking views over the Adige Valley.

“The Wine Route”— Travel South Tyrol’s Strada del Vino, through charming villages and sunlit vineyards, savoring crisp whites and robust reds against jaw-dropping landscapes

A wooden dock with a metal ladder extending into a calm lake, surrounded by mountains under a clear blue sky with some mist over the water

Bressanone & the Dolomites

Bressanone, the oldest town in Tyrol, blends medieval charm with alpine flair, set against the dramatic peaks of Alto Adige. The surrounding valley is lined with steep, terraced vineyards that produce crisp, mineral-driven whites, shaped by altitude and mountain breezes.

Highlights

Abbazia di Novacella— A 12th-century Augustinian abbey just outside Bressanone, is famed for its baroque architecture, historic library, and surrounding vineyards that produce some of Alto Adige’s finest white wines..

Seceda— The Dolomites’ most iconic mountain peak is idolized for its dramatic ridge line views, alpine meadow, and sweeping panorama over the sprawling UNESCO World Heritage landscape.

Scenic view of green hills, a small village with a church, surrounded by dense forest and snow-capped mountains in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Bardolino, perched on the eastern shores of Lake Garda, is famous for its light, fruity red wines and charming lakeside ambiance, perfect for pairing with local cuisine and enjoying the serene lake views.

Bardolino & Lago di Garda

Highlights

Lugana— The iconic white varietal of southern Lake Garda delights with its crisp, floral aromas and elegant minerality. It’s perfectly paired with fresh seafood and unparalleled lakeside sunsets.

Valpolicella— Nestled in the hills north of Verona, this area is renowned for its vibrant red wines. From fresh, fruity Classico to the rich, velvety Amarone, each offers a true taste of Veneto’s winemaking heritage.