Dramatic Scenery of Italy & Austria

Welcome to Venice!

Make the most of your first night in Venice with an unforgettable introduction to this magical city. Whether you prefer a relaxing start or an active evening, Venice offers something for every mood. Savor an aperitif overlooking the Grand Canal at Erbaria, where charming bars with outdoor seating set the scene, followed by a delightful dinner in one of the Rialto area’s renowned restaurants. For those eager to explore, take a scenic stroll along the Zattere to Punta della Dogana for breathtaking views of San Marco and the Grand Canal, then cross the water by traghetto to complete your enchanting first evening in Venice.

First Time in Venice Private Tour

Discover Venice with this unique walking tour, which unfolds through the elegant Piazza San Marco, surrounded by the governmental buildings of the ancient Republic. You'll see the beautiful Saint Mark church, then stroll through the Castello district including the large campo Santa Maria Formosa. The square of San Giovanni e Paolo will be your next stop. Before reaching Rialto you'll pass by the Marco Polo house. From the top of the famous Rialto bridge you'll encounter all the splendours of the Grand Canal.

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.

First Night in Alta Badia: A Cozy Alpine Welcome

Start your evening with a traditional Ladin dinner at a cozy mountain hut, savoring dishes like canederli (dumplings) with speck, spinach, or cheese, served in a steaming bowl of savory broth. Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through a picturesque village like Corvara or La Villa, admiring the softly lit Dolomite peaks. If you’re up for adventure, go night sledding or enjoy après-ski drinks at a rustic bar with live music. End the night by relaxing at a spa, unwinding in a sauna with breathtaking mountain views.

Driving Tour Falzarego pass with Lagazuoi Cable Car, Cortina, Misurina Lake, 3 Cime di Lavaredo and Braies Lake from Alta Badia

If history, nature, sightseeing, and awe-inspiring vistas excite you, then this driving tour is an absolute gem. Its distinctive route showcases remarkable landmarks, including the ancient Austro-Hungarian empire military station and the ethereal Lake Carezza, known for its mesmerizing green waters and captivating reflections.

Tasting Cultural Diversity

The cuisine in Alta Badia is a delightful fusion of Ladin, Tyrolean, and Italian flavors, reflecting the region’s rich cultural heritage. Traditional dishes feature hearty ingredients like mountain cheeses, speck (smoked ham), and fresh local produce, perfect for refueling after outdoor adventures. Must-try specialties include Casunziei, delicate beet-filled ravioli topped with butter and poppy seeds, Canederli, flavorful bread dumplings often served in broth or with melted butter, and Speck e Schüttelbrot, a classic pairing of cured ham and crunchy rye bread. For dessert, don’t miss Strauben, a fried pastry drizzled with powdered sugar and jam, a sweet treat that perfectly captures the essence of Alpine indulgence.

Alpine Passes & Sella Peaks Self-Drive Tour

The stunning Sella Group is a paradise for hikers, bikers, and skiers alike. Today, embark on an unforgettable driving journey around this majestic mountain range, where you'll be captivated by the views of Piz Boè, one of the Dolomites' highest peaks, towering over 10,000 feet. Along the way, you’ll pass through iconic mountain passes such as Pordoi, Sella, and Gardena, each offering breathtaking panoramas. As you traverse different valleys, you’ll encounter distinct traditions, languages, and a rich historical heritage, particularly linked to the epic battles of World War I. Be aware that occasional roadworks, cyclists, and fellow tourists may be encountered, so it’s important to drive with care. This excursion is recommended for experienced drivers and is best undertaken in optimal weather conditions.

Walk on the Other Side

Salzburg is a walkable city straddling both sides of the Salzach River. First timers on their first night should definitely have a glimpse and a short walk on the riverside, cross the Salzach on one of its pedestrian bridges, and relax for a while with a good wine, beer and some local food. Stay close to the river for a coffee and cake at Monkeys Cafe Bar or We Love Coffee at Mozartsteg, or enjoy the atmosphere of this fascinating Baroque city from the Imlauer Sky Bar.

Salzburg Private Walking Tour

Discover the beauty of Mozart's hometown as an experienced guide leads you on a walk through the UNESCO-listed city of Salzburg. Your walk includes all the sightseeing highlights, such Mozart's birthplace and residence, the Getreidegasse, Cathedral, Residenz Palace, and Mirabell Palace, with its splendid gardens. If you come across anywhere you'd like to spend more time and go inside, your expert local guide will tailor the tour to your interests.

One of Europe's Largest Medieval Castles

Hohensalzburg Fortress is enthroned on Salzburg's Festungsberg, high above the rooftops of the city's Baroque center. The biggest fully preserved castle in Central Europe, this emblem of Salzburg draws millions of tourists to the "Mozart City" every year. The fortress is open year-round and can be reached either on foot or by the fortress funicular located in the Festungsgasse. There are several museums worth a visit there, such as the Fortress Museum, the Marionette Museum, the Altes Zeughaus, or the Museum Of The Rainer Regiment, but the fortress' best attraction is its views of Salzburg, and the Alps.

Hallstatt Group Tour

Hallstatt... One of the world's most captivating lakeside villages. The views you'll enjoy as you pass through the picturesque Salzkammergut Lake District alone will make this trip worthwhile. Hear interesting and fun stories from your knowledgeable tour guide during the coach ride and dive into discovering Hallstatt for yourself, whether visiting the village's museum, the Mühlbach Waterfalls, or enjoying a discounted funicular ride up to the "World Heritage View."

Cocktail Bars with Tradition

Want to feel the night vibes of Salzburg? Visit a cocktail bar, have your favorite drink shaken not stirred, mingle with locals and fellow travelers, and absorb the nightlife of a small city. Little Grain is a jazz club with excellent cocktails and ambience, which has welcomed guests for generations. Chez Roland is another place with a very local vibe and more than 40 years of tradition, right in the heart of Salzburg. Want to try something for younger crowds? Try Monkeys or Soda Club - the latter is best for techno aficionados.

Wine, Cocktails...

...Or beer? No matter what you would like to celebrate your first night in Innsbruck with, you can find excellent examples in this town. Spend the afternoon on a riverside stroll - there are wonderful parks and gardens on both sides of the river! Don't miss walking through the Hofgarten and across any of the city's pedestrian bridges to find a place that fits your tastes. On your first night, we suggest visiting a sky bar, like Adlers or Lichtblick.

Medium Private Hike around Innsbruck

Experience an unforgettable day in the majestic mountains above Innsbruck. Begin with a scenic cable car ride that whisks you directly from the city center to the summit of Hafelekar, soaring 2,300 meters above sea level. From this breathtaking vantage point, embark on a relaxing hike through picturesque alpine landscapes, stopping at traditional mountain huts along the way. Take in the stunning panoramic views, immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature, and savor the charm of this alpine retreat. It's the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and awe-inspiring scenery.

Huts Outside, Inns Inside

Innsbruck has several excellent places for trying traditional Tyrolean cuisine. For more adventurous types, we recommend a gastronomy trip in the surrounding mountains combined with an easy mountain hike. Alpine restaurants like Arzler Alm or Buzihütte situated around 1000 meters above the sea level await guests with local dishes like a good dumpling or a 'Groestl'and rural flair. If you prefer to stay in the city center, make sure to seek out Riese Haymon or Gasthaus Goldenes Dachl. Enjoy your meal!

Jamaica Beach: A Hidden Gem in Sirmione

Sirmione, known for its stunning lake views, offers an unexpected beach experience at Jamaica Beach. Situated at the northern tip of the peninsula near ancient Roman ruins, this unique spot is ideal for relaxation. The beach features flat slabs of rock that extend into the lake, providing shallow waters perfect for swimming. Whether you're looking to unwind or take in the breathtaking surroundings, Jamaica Beach offers a peaceful escape in the heart of Lake Garda.

Isola del Garda Private Boat Tour

Verona Half Day Private Tour from Sirmione

Take a day off from the beaches and the Lake to explore the beautiful Verona. This fully private walking tour will give you an in-depth look at Verona as you explore its highlights, including the world-wide famous Arena (where they still hold concerts and representations) and Juliet's house with its famous balcony. Have a chance to make a wish and touch Juliet's statue's breast for good luck and leave a note to someone you love on the house wall. Stroll in this charming medieval city and find out everything you need to know about Romeo and Juliet's story, as well as some of the history of a city that is more than 2000 years old.