A beautiful train station easy to navigate. The trains are super fast! Be prepared to board. They…read moreare quick. It is less than 35 Euro first class to Venice. A very nice experience. And a 90 minute train ride. You can get tickets online and avoid the line here. They accept eTickets since there is a QR code. Easy!

This is a tiny station currently under construction. There is a ticket office manned by. One person…read moreand a small coffee shop. There is a taxi stand out front but it doesn't seem like the taxi come very often. There is a complimentary bus into the city center of Desenzano.

I booked on Grand Tour of Dolomites on 21 September 2018. I…read moreenjoyed this trip so much. An air conditioned coach, a brilliant skilful driver..Luca...a very knowledgeable guide on board.,( Serelina ?)who got us up to the highest points of Pordoi Pass ..our view of Dolomites was Incredibly close and clear...drop off at eating places..3 stops in all In lovely villages..apple strudel/ coffee.. Option for cable car to 10000 ft at top of pass I felt safe secure and returned home on time. Luca had been made aware I might be 10 mins late catching coach in morning and he rang me & waited for me at Garda..I was so grateful.. Thank you to staff in Garda office for helping me achieve my dream of Seeing The Dolomites..I loved every minute Thank You Luca / Selena and office staff at Garda..for your fantastic help ! I shall always remember you all for my amazing day ! Arlene Andrews Cumbria UK

I am sitting here reminiscing of my trip in Verona. I can't believe I forgot to yelp about them…read more Once life return backs to normal I would definitely encourage folks to visit Verona. It's ideal for a three day- trip. This lovely city is known for its beautiful landscape, historical buildings and Shakespear. I loved everything about this cosy city. The best way to become familiar with the city is by bike. You can rent an e-bike or scooter and discover the landmarks of Verona. Their team is professional and extremely patient. You can contact them by what's app, phone, email or online.

Everything about this tour was enchanting, not the least of which was our impeccable and thoroughly…read moreadorable guide Sofia. She's a young, energetic and exceptionally knowledgeable sommelier (soon to be) who gave us a wonderful education on local wines and winemaking as well as introducing us to some great local vintners and a lunch (we took a morning tour) at a truly spectacular local restaurant (included). Unlike what I've experienced in California, on the Pagus tour you are the only ones at the wineries and you get the full attention of the vintners, yet with very little sales pressure. When we visited - Christmas 2017 - the dollar was almost even with the Euro and the wine prices, were amazing. You can buy right there or ship home if you like... or both. BTW, I'm just a middle income guy, so for the well-heeled I'm guessing it's an even bigger bargain. The vintners put out a spread of local fare to go with the wines, such as bread, meats, cheese and chocolate. Yumm. I can't imagine how the tastings and tour could have been more enjoyable. I highly recommend it and that you request Sofia if at all possible. Oh goodness... I almost forgot, the wines are AMAZING. If you love a good Amarone, Ripasso or Valpolicella - don't skip this one!

This is a great camping ground with plenty of facilities including swimming pools, tennis courts,…read moreexcellent supermarket and good restaurant. The camping ground fronts on to Lake Garda with plenty of water activities there. Sites for a Motor Home (6 berth) are a bit small. Nightly entertainment seems to be a bit disorganised. Personal hygiene facilities I give 4/5. Dump stations for Motor Homes are a bit confusing to find. Don't get me wrong, a great camping ground but when you have just come from Marina di Venezia, we were somewhat spoiled.

We booked a stay here literally hours before we were due to arrive in lake Garda and I am so glad…read morewe found this place. Breakfast was included and parking was a secure parking garage that cost us an additional 8 dollars. Everything u need is close by. The lake and the ferry port is right there along with shopping and great food. The rooms were clean and the staff was very friendly.

We had a fantastic time!…read more The tour was just my friend and I, led by Giulia who spent more than three hours walking us around her city. We made four stops along the way for nibbles and bites, getting cultural information and interesting sights and food tips and explanations of Veronese history. Giulia talked and talked and talked about this city that she clearly loves very much. There was definitely plenty of food and wine to enjoy with two small bites and wine at the first stop, two second plates at the second (I've never had pasta with a sauce made from nettles before!), risotto, "scrambled codfish" with polenta and finally, a sweet pastry made with rice served with a proper macchiato espresso (not that sweet nonsense from Starbucks). Our food preferences were respected and there were definitely plenty of options. Giulia (Yeah, I know. A girl named Giulia here in Verona. LOL!) provided more tips on where we should go for dinner, what to do for drinks, sites to see and all around recommendations on Verona. She is obviously passionate about food and knows the history and culture of it. Five stars for Do Eat Better (my third DBE after Palermo https://www.yelp.com/biz/do-eat-better-experience-genova-2?hrid=lhDDlW9NU6VBNTaYNm7JNA and Strasbourg https://www.yelp.com/biz/do-eat-better-strasbourg-strasbourg?hrid=1QzK3X2b9QnuUM50G8F7Zw) and especially for the lovely Giulia. Tip: I booked through the Delta SkyMiles Shopping Platform and Viator, earning a bunch of extra points for the purchase. [Review 16958 overall - 163 in Italy - 474 of 2022.]

I have to say that the Verona airport is the Italian equivalent of John Wayne airport in…read moreCalifornia. Small, easy to get in and out of very clean and pretty darn efficient. And you have duty-free!!

Pretty nice and standard small airport . Does have quite a few places to grab coffee and Pastries…read moreand a restaurant also . Though small the location does also have a duty free area to purchase items . My flight was delayed of no fault of the airport but there were a few charging ports to use while I waited . Seating is limited if a super busy day but wasn't too much of an issue . Would recommend if in verona or flying in