Things To Do
Balcone di Romeo & Giulietta
Casa de Julieta (Casa di Giulietta) Via Cappello, 23 Visítala temprano (abre aproximadamente a las 8:30 h) para evitar las multitudes. Toca la estatua de Julieta para tener suerte en el amor 💕 Opcional: paga el acceso al balcón y al museo interior (no es imprescindible si tienes poco tiempo). Deja una nota en la pared o escribe una "carta a Julieta" ✍️ De camino desde el balcón hasta la siguiente parada, pasea por Via Mazzini, la principal calle comercial de Verona. Juliet’s House (Casa di Giulietta) Via Cappello, 23 Visit early (opens ~8:30 a.m.) to beat the crowds. Touch Juliet’s statue for luck in love 💕 Optional: pay for access to the balcony & museum inside (not a must if you're short on time). Leave a note on the wall or write a “letter to Juliet” ✍️ On your walk from the balcony to the next stop, stroll down Via Mazzini, Verona’s main shopping street.
Walk by Riva del Garda
Para a tomar un café, un pastel y dar un paseo por la Riva. Una forma estupenda de empezar la mañana. (Bar en italiano significa cafetería/cafecito). Stop for a coffee, pastry and a walk by the Riva. Beautiful way to start your morning. (Bar in Italian means Coffee Shop/Cafecito)
Cantine Ferrari
Cantina with the best wine selection $$$
Castel Toblino
Visit Cantina Toblino for a lakeside lunch), or a more rustic osteria in Padergnone. (check sparkling wine tasting tours TrentoDOC) Take the easy loop walk around the lake (~45 min) and visit Castel Toblino (even if only for the view or a coffee at the lakeside terrace).
Centro Storico Riva del Garda
Walk around the historic center of Riva del Garda
Cinque Terre
A UNESCO World Heritage site, these five fishing villages are perched on cliffs along the Ligurian coast, best explored on foot, by train, or boat. 🏘️ Top Villages to Visit Vernazza: Most picturesque; colorful houses, small harbor, great for photos. Manarola: Perfect for sunset and aperitivo at Nessun Dorma with a cliff view. Riomaggiore: Romantic marina, ideal to explore in the evening. Corniglia: Smallest, on a cliff, less touristy. Monterosso al Mare: Only one with a beach — great for sunbathing or swimming. 🚶 Best Activities Hike the Sentiero Azzurro (Blue Trail): between the towns, especially Vernazza ⇄ Monterosso. Take a ferry between villages for coastal views. Enjoy seafood pasta & local wine: Try anchovies (a delicacy here), and Sciacchetrà, the sweet local wine. Swim or sunbathe: Monterosso or hidden coves near Manarola. Watch the sunset from Manarola or Riomaggiore. ⚠️ Tip: Trains connect all five towns quickly; avoid driving inside Cinque Terre.
Lago di Tenno
Lago di Tenno: turquoise waters, swim or relax. Optional visit to Canale di Tenno (one of Italy’s most charming medieval villages).
Locanda Margon
Michelin Star Restaurant - Recommended $$$
Museo Castello del Buonconsiglio (Trento)
Castello del Buonconsiglio (amazing frescoes & views). Piazza Duomo: vibrant, full of shops, gelato, aperitivos. Optional: MUSE Science Museum for families.
Torre Apponale
Panoramic views over town and lake from the medieval tower in Riva del Garda. Stroll old town, visit Torre Apponale, then take the funicular to Bastione for drinks with a view. Hike part of the Strada del Ponale — a scenic cliffside path above the lake (even 1 hour in and back is stunning). Or, hike to Santa Barbara Chapel (short but steep with panoramic views)
Scaliger Bridge
Castelvecchio & Bridge (Ponte Scaligero) Medieval castle and museum with views and art. The bridge itself is a dramatic red-brick marvel—perfect for photos. 📍 Arena di Verona (nearby) One of Italy’s best-preserved Roman amphitheaters. You can either admire it from outside or take a quick tour inside (~20–30 mins).