Really cool indoor play park for kids of all ages. They have a small area for very small kids (2…read moreand under). Three large trampolines into a foam pit for kids of all ages (including adults). The facilities are well manned so there are only a safe number of people on each item. Enjoy park also includes a watered down high-ropes/obstacle course, a climbing wall and a small go-cart track. It also appears as though they are building laser tag (as of mid 2016). I would think the oldest who would enjoy this place is 9. But the trampolines are fun for anyone willing to get on :) Entry is about 5Euro. They also have a 'bar' area that serves some snack food and light refreshments (including beer and wine). There are tables for the parents to sit, relax and have a drink while the kids play. They DO offer birthday parties as well.

This is a must do if you are in the area. It only takes about 30 minutes to enjoy viewing the falls…read moreand then you could head to beautiful lake Tenno or the medieval town Canale close by. Such a gorgeous area and the zen gardens calming and walking paths are filled with flowers for your viewing enjoyment.

beautiful rock with washouts, coloured lights, a guide through the area with explanation of the…read moreplants, the water have to be pumped up, to let ist fall :-) in earlier time it was a natural process to washout with water from a higher place behind the rock there are very fine water droplets in the air, a big refreshment in the summer, you can leave your car direct in front of the cash to the cave, or wait a little bit, most of the people will stay only for some minutes, it's more markenting than facts behind :-)

Immense and spectacular park. All well cared for by the dozens of "gardeners" and not only, who…read moreincessantly turn and maintain the park. There are also several oases of farms with animals. The flora, of course, also varies from the periods in which it is visited. Possibility to turn it with karts with automatic audio guide thanks to the gps, which I recommend.

Gorgeous park with beautiful walking paths throughout. Rolling green hills to picnic and play on,…read morealong with mazes and pools of water throughout. We saw the changing of the leaves and enjoyed the roses that remained. They had bikes you could rent and golf carts as well as man powered buggies. There's a grocery store within walking distance and plenty of areas to enjoy the view and just relax.

Club Krystal is a very well designed and decorated swingers playground hidden in an office /…read moreindustrial park. It is located a couple of hours drive away from Venice, so I had to rent a car. At first I was really nervous because I didn't really know where I was. But after meeting the host Alessandro, I felt much better. Alessandro spoke English. He had a warm, soothing and welcoming personality. He gave me a tour and introduced me to everyone. The place is well staffed and the security in suits were silently ever so present, making me feel very safe. The place is modern, stylish and dimly lit. They have a large main area with dance floors and a cage which I liked. The music is great. They have many playrooms with different themes which were arranged in a maze / labyrinth-like pattern, so it's fun to just go round and round to peek / explore. They do serve alcohol, and the bartenders are friendly but do not accept any tips. The best part of all were the other members there. They were fit and in shape and took pride in their dress and appearance. The women looked very sophisticated, but were pleasant when I approached them. The only problem for me was that I do not speak any Italian at all! And none of the members seemed to speak English. So I tried to communicate with simple English and gestures. I had originally only planned to stay an hour or two to check the place out, but I had such a wonderful time that I accidentally stayed 4 or 5 hours. I was there on a Friday, but I was told that Saturdays were great too, especially for couples. Unfortunately, my vacation was too short to allow me enough time to return on Saturday.

Bring your phrase book, because this little gem in the hills has no menu and our server didn't…read morespeak a word of English. All the diners were Italian. There is no pandering to Americans and it felt like I finally had a truly traditional experience. And it was fantastic. Gnocchi tends to be my safe and boring go-to, but wow, did this have depth of flavor. I think they added nutmeg to the pomodoro sauce. My husband ordered the linguine funghi and a mystery dish that ended up being chicken and roasted potatoes. We also were served a plate of beautifully sauteed green beans. By dessert, my kid was getting silly, so I took her outside to the little play area. Any place that knows kids can only sit still so long and provided a slide is a wonderful establishment in my book.

The restaurant environment and the waiting staff were absolutely lovely. It is a spacious,…read morebeautiful place with s view towards the lake, a gazebo, fountain and a playground for the kids. The waiters were kind and on top of taking care of us. The food came out quickly and the presentation was on point. Just glance at the photographs. Having said that the food quality was a bit underwhelming. Whereas the pizza, salmon carpaccio and homemade noodles with porcini mushrooms were pretty good, the rest was not as enjoyable. The steak tartare came with fat which was unchewable. The gnocchi with shrimp was half cooked and there were only a couple of tiny little shrimps in there. The ice cream that came with the apple tart for dessert was very icy and didn't have much flavor. I would also warn those attending that the English translations are not always very good and expressive. Compare English to Italian and ask the waiter for more information to avoid getting a surprise once the food arrives.

Great location with a stunning garden, well kept and with direct view on the lake below and…read moremountains in front. The food menu is exceptional, featuring a variety of great dishes. There is no doubt this place uses top quality ingredients and each dish we tried was also well executed. On the down side, the service was a bit lacklustre and the serves weren't too generous (for Italian standards, at least). Despite that, we had a great experience and the kids in particular loved playing in the playground in the garden while we enjoyed a very relaxing lunch watching them from the nearby terrace!

On our last full day in Verona, one of the last attractions we visited was Giardino Giusti. Listed…read moreas one of the top attractions in Verona on TripAdvisor, it's not to be missed! There is an entry fee or you can get a discount (if you visit enough spots) by purchasing a Verona card ahead of time. Giardino Giusti is a nice botanical garden. Like other botanical gardens I've visited, it's really all about taking in the beauty of nature. This will include well-manicured trees, plants, and maybe some animals. Giusti has a lot to see including statues and picturesque views of the city. There's also a labyrinth. I'm personally not a fan of them but it's one of the activities you can enjoy. There's even a ballet school for kids that has classes inside. Talk about a picturesque location for some ballet lessons! They give you a nice map with your entrance fee. Either follow it or wander around to check out all of the sights.

Totally worth the visit. You have access to the garden and grand upstairs rooms. My fav was the…read moreHorseshoe Room, all the furniture had horseshoe elements. Thank you Giusti family for showing off your high ceiling rooms, furniture, artwork, frescos, and extensive collections. It's about a 15 minute walk from the Arena, across the scenic river.