Franciacorta and Lake Iseo: sparkling wine, rolling hills and an island in the heart of the lake The wineries of Franciacorta, Italy’s classic-method sparkling wine Less than an hour from Lake Garda opens Franciacorta, the amphitheatre of morainic hills between Brescia and Lake Iseo where Italy’s most celebrated classic-method sparkling wine is born. Here Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Blanc undergo a second fermentation in the bottle for at least eighteen months, and the great houses as well as the small family wineries open their ageing cellars to anyone who wants to understand the difference between a Satèn, a Rosé and a Millesimato. The tour touches the symbolic villages of the appellation — Erbusco, Adro, Corte Franca, Rovato — among perfectly ordered rows of vines, restored farmhouses and manor villas surrounded by parks. Tastings take place in estates of contemporary architecture or in cellars carved into the rock, often paired

Peschiera and Lazise: the south-eastern shore between Venetian fortresses and Scaliger harbours Peschiera del Garda, where the lake becomes a river The tour begins in Peschiera del Garda, the point where the waters of the lake narrow and take the name of the River Mincio. The town is enclosed by a pentagonal fortress built by the Republic of Venice in the sixteenth century and inscribed in 2017 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, together with the other Venetian works of defence. You enter through the monumental Porta Verona and find yourself in a historic centre crossed by canals, bridges and bastions that host concerts and evening markets in summer. A walk along the walls, overlooking the marina and the ferry landings, tells centuries of military strategy between Venetians, Austrians and the Kingdom of Italy. A few minutes from the centre, the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Frassino preserves silent cloisters

Perfect for those seeking an exclusive experience among the most captivating peaks of the Dolomites. From Milan, the route passes through breathtaking landscapes and alpine villages such as Campiglio and Pinzolo, continuing toward the Tonale Glacier and the rocky summits of Val Gardena. The journey ends in Cortina d’Ampezzo, the “Pearl of the Alps,” where elegance, nature, and style meet. A private tour with driver, designed for travelers who wish to discover the most authentic and scenic side of Northern Italy.

Perfect for those who wish to combine the natural beauty of the lake with the cultural charm of the city. After a relaxing morning in Bardolino and Garda — enjoying lakeside walks and boutique shopping — the tour continues to romantic Verona for a self-guided (or guided) visit to the Arena, Juliet’s Balcony, and Piazza delle Erbe. The return to the lake at sunset brings a perfect end to an unforgettable day.

A fascinating route along the western shore of Lake Garda, where the landscape becomes more mountainous and wild. Starting from the elegant streets of Salò, the tour continues to Gardone Riviera for a visit to the Vittoriale degli Italiani, before following the panoramic lakeside road up to Gargnano and Limone — passing breathtaking viewpoints, historic lemon houses, and beautiful terraces overlooking the lake.