Active Exploration of Slovenia & Northern Italy

Castle Views and a Lovely Dinner

Start your stay in Ljubljana by taking a funicular or a short walk to reach Ljubljana Castle, offering stunning views of the city below and the mountains beyond. Don't miss the museum, and if possible, catch a sunset from the castle grounds, especially the tower. End your day on a high note with dinner in one of the charming restaurants within the castle walls. We are confident that you'll go to bed feeling happy and in love with "the loved one," the literal translation of "Ljubljana." On the other hand, if you're still experiencing jet lag and seeking complete relaxation before your upcoming adventures, we recommend taking a short walk by the Ljubljanica River and having dinner at Julija Restaurant. Remember to make a reservation or let your local destination expert handle it for you; they will be delighted to assist!

Ljubljana Private Walking Tour

Ljubljana never fails to win over visitors with its charm and natural beauty. Most of the Old Town has been converted to a pedestrian-only zone, so it’s easy to explore the highlights on foot. Explore medieval Ljubljana, from its culture and unusual sites, to its stories and legends, with a local guide. You’ll discover its baroque and Secession architecture, along with the works of the architect Joze Plecnik. You’ll walk across the center's charming bridges and through the open market and enter the impressive cathedral. Your guide will take you through Old Town, and along the banks of the river Ljubljanica. Learn all about the legend of the city's origin and visit the main attractions. By the end of the tour, you'll understand how Ljubljana, "The Beloved One," earned its name.

The Vivid History of Ljubljana Castle

Bled and Vintgar Gorge Private Day Trip

This is the best way to discover Bled, one of the most beautiful places in Slovenia. Set around by an eponymous lake and surrounded by mountains, this town is a natural paradise. Your first stop will be Bled Castle, where you can try some nice Slovenian wines in a wine cellar. After the castle, you'll be driven down to the lake to go to the island on a traditional boat. Visit the stunning church on the island and the town's charming center, you'll walk through the scenic Vintgar Gorge.

Mix with the Locals

Today we suggest going undercover and becoming a Ljubljančan/Ljubljančanka for a day. Try to embrace as much of Ljubljana's atmosphere as possible and don’t worry about revealing yourself as a newbie. Start by venturing into Vodnik Square, where you’ll find an excellent central market with fresh fruits and vegetables, local specialties and crafts that make wonderful souvenirs. Around the corner from the market, find a bar at the riverbank to drink some coffee. It is obligatory in Ljubljana to drink at least two coffees a day. Once you’ve fed your bodies, it’s time to feed your soul, which is why we encourage you to discover great architecture all around you and get lost into the streets of Ljubljana.

Full Day Private Tour to Lakes of the Dolomites: Misurina, Antorno, Landro, Dobbiaco and Braies

Experience a moderately active hike amidst stunning natural surroundings and gaze upon your reflection mirrored in the pristine, crystal-clear waters of the five lakes nestled in the eastern Dolomites. The emerald hues of these UNESCO World Heritage sites are truly awe-inspiring and bound to render you speechless.

Full Day Route of Prosecco Private Tour

Embark on a delectable journey through the exquisite realms of food and wine, where this immersive tour will lead you straight into the heart of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, renowned for producing the finest prosecco wines in the Treviso province. Delve into the scenic landscapes and rich vineyards, indulging in the unique flavors and cultural heritage of this esteemed winemaking region. Discover the secrets behind the art of prosecco production while relishing the picturesque beauty that surrounds you.

Welcome to Venice!

Enjoy Venice from the very start! Depending on your preference, this can be a relaxing or active time. After that, enjoy an aperitif with a view of the Grand Canal at Erbaria (Rialto), where there are many bars with outdoor seating. Finally, dinner in one of the many restaurants in the Rialto area will definitely make your first evening in Venice a perfect one. If you arrive full of energy and ready to explore, head to the Zattere area and enjoy a stroll along the canal up to Punta della Dogana, where you can admire the view of San Marco and the Grand Canal. The walk to Santa Maria della Salute church is pleasant, and you can take the traghetto (a big gondola) to cross the canal.

Venice Land and Water Private Tour

Venice is unique city, an entangled urban texture crossed by canals and located at the center of a huge expanse of shallow water. Venice has a double transit network, as you can walk or take a boat, resulting in two different ways of perceiving the city, its amazing architecture and daily life. This tour takes advantage of both. You'll start with a walk through the world famous locations of San Marco square and Rialto Bridge and market area. Then you'll board a boat to cruise through the canals with an expert local guide.

Private Gondola Ride

A gondola ride is a classic part of the Venetian experience. Your experienced gondolier will give you a new perspective on the city, coasting along the narrow canals that are synonymous with this magical place.

Venice Street Food and Rialto Market Group Tour

See Venice from a local's point of view! this tour explores the Santa Croce and Dorsoduro districts, areas normally less touched by the tourist crowds. This is a perfect chance to follow the same bar route that Venetians do after work, or during special celebrations. This tour's food tasting takes place in "Bacari," traditional bars that offer the best selection of local dishes and cicchetti (tapas), often containing delicious fish cooked in traditional yet creative ways. Every food sample is accompanied with a drink: a true Venetian experience calls for prosecco, wine, and grappa!

Go Local in Venice

Want to go local in Venice? We suggest venturing into Cannaregio, the northernmost district in the city, which is notably less crowded by tourists. Within this area, you can admire impressive architecture, such as the Church of Santa Maria di Nazareth (Chiesa degli Scalzi), and explore the enchanting Jewish ghetto, recognized as the oldest in the world. Once you've acquainted yourself with Cannaregio, cross the renowned Rialto Bridge into the charming neighborhood of San Polo and delve into the Rialto Area. Although the Grand Canal attracts large crowds, the markets throughout this neighborhood offer a more authentic experience. If you explore the Rialto Market in the morning, you'll encounter fresh fruits, vegetables, and the fish market, along with unique local artisanal goods, perfect for distinctive souvenirs. If you go in the evening, be sure to partake in the Italian tradition of aperitivo, enjoy a glass of wine or a Venetian spritz (cocktail), accompanied by a selection of Cicchetti (tapas).