Tours ideas

Visit the historical complex of Plaza de Mayo, surrounded by the Government House, the Cathedral and the historical Cabildo, a beautiful 18th century building. Walk through one of the first avenues the city ever had, the Avenida de Mayo, seeing plenty of architectural samples of the end of the 19th century.

The tour continues south, to the oldest quarters of the city. Arrival to the traditional neighbourhood of San Telmo, with its cobblestone streets and its renowned antique fair, and to the picturesque area of La Boca, a colourful world where local artists show their paintings along the historical Caminito Street.

To the north, the tour visits the lakes in Palermo and its residential area. Finally, in the sophisticated La Recoleta quarter, one of the most exclusive ones, with elegant cafés and restaurants, we visit Our Lady of Pilar Church, said to be the oldest in the city, and the unique Northern Cemetery, to see the grave with Eva Perón's mortal remains.

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

Italy is known for its unparalleled mix of wonderful landscapes, rich cultural history, fabulous food and wine and of course for its friendly and outgoing people. Walkers and trekkers are spoilt for choice, with any number of beautiful regions to discover. As with any popular destination with a well-developed tourism infrastructure, the best way to get under the skin of the place is by exploring on foot. From the snow-capped peaks of the high Alps in the north to the lava strewn slopes of Mount Etna in the south and the rugged, beach-fringed island of Sardinia to the west, there are countless opportunities for walking and trekking holidays in Italy. There are numerous choices in the Italian Alps, including the spectacular, pale silver Dolomites in the north-east, which were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009. Famous for their near vertical cliffs and spires, which make them arguably the most spectacular string of mountain peaks in Europe, the Dolomites attract walkers, trekkers and climbers from all over the world.  

Comprising almost the entire southern half of South America, Argentina is the world's eighth largest country. The diversity ranges from wild, rugged and remote in southern Patagonia, to the bustling metropolis of Buenos Aires in the north. Trekking Argentina, you can find some of the world's tallest mountains and volcanoes, including Aconcagua, one of the seven highest mountains on the seven continents. There are expansive deserts, endless plains of the pampas, fast-flowing rivers and even the deep, blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean.