Italy hosts unique and fascinating events of international resonance, providing innumerable opportunities for experiencing intense emotions. Art exhibitions are inspired by over a thousand years of heritage, and events such as the Venice Biennale with its design and contemporary art focus, are flanked and alternate with theater and ballet performances. For music lovers, the festivals and opera seasons offered by Milan’s La Scala and the Verona Arena are unique. Italy is a synonym for music and art in every form. It offers also a wide range of traditional and modern cultural events, such as literary festivals or the many Carnivals held, most famous in Venice, but also in many other towns, such as Viareggio, and the various historical and religious representations that fill Italy with fantasy and vitality throughout the year. 

Tours ideas

Dolce vita in Verona, immortal Venice, Murano Burano and Torcello, culture in Padova, Treviso and Prosecco, Lake Garda, Brentakanal, Vicenza

Typical flavours

Carpaccio, Radicchio, Tramezzino, Bigoli (noodles), Polenta, Risi e bisi (rice dish), Risotto with wild asparagus, Risotto with Prosecco and Parmesan cheese, Risotto with squid, Baccala, Fasoi, Fegato alla veneziana Veal liver), Pesse in saori (fish), Savarin di riso (rice pudding), Asiagokäse, Montasiokäse, Fritole (sweet donut), Pandoro

Typical Wines

Prosecco, Soave, Bianco di Custoza, Gambellara, Breganze, Amarone, Recioto, Raboso, Piave Bardolino, Valpolicella, Colli Euganei, Garda

Our favorite emotions

The small, traditional Locanda in the picturesque San Vigilio on Lake Garda

The colorful life on Piazza Bra in the hot night after the opera

The chess game with living figures in historical costumes in Marostica

Prosecco Wine Tour by EBike

Along the river by bike until the Lagoon of Venice

Biking through the Revine's Lake

Cycling from Munich to Venice across the Alps, along Bavarian Lakes and Tyrolean Rivers, through Unesco Dolomites

Biking along Montello Paths discovering Treviso contryside

Cycling along the old railway from Treviso to Ostiglia

Celebrated throughout the world for its singular beauty, Venice and its lagoon were added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1987. The most famous place in Venice is Piazza San Marco and the five-domed St. Mark's Basilica, near Palazzo Ducale. These two buildings are joined by the monumental Porta della Carta. The Campanile di San Marco realized in 1173, was reconstructed in front of the Palazzo Ducale after it collapsed in 1902. From the small loggia at the top of the bell tower it is possible to admire reliefs depicting the ventures and undertakings of the “Republic of the Golden Lion.”  Venice is also celebrated for its historic cafes, especially the Florian; its exhibits, galleries and museums, such as Ca' Rezzonico; the Gallerie dell’Accademia and, of course, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection; and its world-famous festivals, i.e. for cinema and the Biennale for art, music and dance. The Teatro della Fenice is the monumental home to the city’s operatic music, and hosts the International Festival of Contemporary Music.