Top Trentino-Alto Adige Bus Tours

A tour of an ancient and elegant charm through the wonderful castles of Trentino, accompanied by overnight stays in elegant and ancient rooms, with themed dinners every evening.

Dolomites is a mountain range in Italy that extends to the provinces of Belluno, Bolzano, Trento, Udine and Pordenone. You will visit Cortina D´ampezzo which is the main town of the area and enjoy the wonderful views of the Misurina Lake and mountains. You will discover the main emblematic sights of Dolomites with your private driver. Of course you will have some free time for a wonderful Italian lunch before driving back to Venice. - SAVE COVID-19 SAFE - As this is a private tour we take care of maintaining social distance

Take a river-rafting trip down the Noce River, one of the top rivers in Europe for rafting. On this adventure from Dimaro Folgarida, you'll travel the "classic" route from Monclassico to Cavizzana, which is ideal for families. In rafts that hold six people, a guide provides paddling instructions for navigating the rapids.

Bolzano—Gateway to the Dolomites—bore witness to one of the darkest chapters in Europe’s history. During this in-depth tour of the alpine town’s Jewish heritage, you’ll revisit the days of Nazi occupation. Honor victims at the concentration camp, where 11,000 residents were imprisoned, and the rail track, scene of mass deportations. You’ll also learn about the long history of the trading town’s prominent Jewish community, discovering medieval landmarks along the way.

Daily tour of a total of 300 km through the breathtaking Dolomites, one of the most beautiful and unique alpine regions in the world, a masterpiece of the nature included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2009. It is the perfect tour for those who have only one day to visit the splendid Dolomites: you will travel in full “The Great Dolomites Road” from Bolzano to Cortina d’Ampezzo, with the best of the Western and Eastern Dolomites and all the most beautiful alpine lakes. A tour of about 10 hours that you will not forget very easily!

Firstly, a  guided city tour around the Episcopal city of Bressanone that combines Medieval-Baroque atmosphere with modern lifestyle and a fascinating alpine world. Secondly, we visit one of the most important monasteries of central Europe, the Augustinian Abbey of Novella, located only 5 minute away from Bressanonne city. And finally, just 20 minutes from Bressanone we will discover the idyllic Funes Valley with the magnificent Dolomites as a background. 

• 2 experiences on the same day! • Experience the most important toboggan run in the Dolomites • Travel the Great Dolomites Road and reach the famous Sella Pass • Visit the enchanting Fassa and Gardena Valleys • Benefit from a private tour for your party only

Explore one of the world’s most beautiful mountain regions, and don’t worry about logistics: this full-day Dolomites tour from Trento makes getting around simple. With just your private guide for company, set out from your hotel and discover the region’s highlights. You’ll see the Pordoi Pass, will glimpse Andraz Castle, will stop in the ski resort town of Cortina d'Ampezzo, and will admire beautiful Braies Lake. You’ll also discover the region’s highlight: the Tre Cime di Lavaredo.

The Dolomites, with their rugged peaks, mountain lakes, and scenic vistas, are one of northern Italy’s most coveted destinations. Don’t worry about arranging the logistics yourself: on this private, full-day tour, you’ll explore the region’s highlights in style. Meet your guide at your hotel, and head out along winding mountain roads. See the ruins of the medieval Andraz Castle, admire the Three Peaks of Lavaredo, and linger at Lake Braies.

Discover the standout sights in the UNESCO-listed Dolomites mountains during this unforgettable ride along the Great Dolomites Road. Sit back and relax as you pass through stunning mountain bends and awe-inspiring panoramas. Customizable stops include a lakeside stroll, a peek at a 19th-century luxury hotel, a high-altitude cable-car ride, and a traditional lunch in the Gardena Valley, a scenic skiing hub.

See some of the UNESCO-listed Dolomites’ most beautiful and distinctive vistas when you embark on this full-day, private tour. Meet your guide at your Bolzano accommodation—hotel pickup and drop-off are included for your convenience—and set off on the Great Dolomites Road. You’ll ascend to the Pordoi and the Sella Passes, will linger in the scenic Gardena Valley, and can go on an optional cable car ride to Sass Pordoi.

Spend a day in Verona on a trip from Lake Garda, and discover the charms of a city with Roman ruins, links to Shakespeare, and an Old Town with an abundance of elegant shops. On a tour, see and learn about Verona’s showpiece sights include Juliet’s House, the Pietra Bridge, and the shopping street of Via Mazzini. Round-trip transport from Lake Garda region hotels is included.

Make the most of a day in one of the world's most romantic cities with this full-day trip to Venice from Lake Garda. See Venice's most famous attractions, including St Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and the Rialto Bridge. Float through the canals in a private boat, and enjoy free time to explore on your own in the afternoon.

Discover the best of the Italian Alps on this full-day Dolomites tour from Lake Garda. Hop into your air-conditioned coach from a range of different pickup points around Lake Garda, then spin into the pretty Dolomites with a guide. Visit traditional mountain towns like Moena or Cavalese, and take the Pordoi pass for fine views over peaks such as Catinaccio, Marmolada, and Sella. During your 11-hour tour, enjoy free time in the Alpine town of Ortisei and soak up the atmosphere among the peaks and valleys.

Simple and easy hike along a marked trail that covers the ups and downs of the north part of Monte Baldo. From the cable car station, we will start a pleasant walk surrounded by nature on a marked track. No race, no hurry, just time to relax and looking at the amazing landscape. The expertise local Nature Guide will explain to you the surroundings and all the nature facts along the way. The hike is about 5 Km long and presents a 500 mt loss/ gain altitude. Maybe committing too much? Don't you worry, it could be what you need to enjoy a day off in the outdoors!

The best way to enjoy all the charm of Lake Garda in a day. Join a tour around the stunning Gardesana, undoubtedly one of the world's most beautiful roads, and visit some of the most interesting and picturesque towns on Lake Garda. Highlights include driving through Mussolini's tunnels and taking in the diverse scenery from the rugged mountainous North to the rolling vineyards of the South. The guide on the coach will give you lots of interesting and curious information throughout the day, and will also be on hand to answer any question you may have. Enjoy your free time in every town to go explore their diverse beauty, have lunch, sit in a bar and sip a drink or eat a gelato for refreshment. The tour includes a boat ride from a town to another, a relaxing interlude and a fabulous opportunity to take amazing photos!

Spend a memorable day in the City of Love. Join this guided tour and go back over the eras: Roman, Medieval, Gothic and Scaliger.

We take you to the most hidden places of the dolomites and you can spend a day in the company of an expert guide driver, who introduces you to history, tradition and local people. Through the Isarco valley, among castles, churches and vineyards, we climb after Chiusa on the road that leads to the Val di Funes. An enchanted valley, we pass from San Pietro to the Passo delle Erbe, 1 hour stop with optional walk to a hut below Sass Putia. Passing through the Castello di Badia, the gateway to the valley that takes us to the Falzarego pass with the opportunity to go up with a cable car from May to November and enjoy a typical lunch at the Lagazuoi refuge. We pass from the Fedaia lake under the Marmolada, Canazei and finally the Carezza lake at the most beautiful hour near sunset. Wherever there are photographic places we stop. South Tyrol has not only fantastic landscapes but also completely different tradition and history from all of Italy.

Modena is well known for its automotive industry since the factories of the famous Italian sports car makers like Ferrari, De Tomaso, Lamborghini, Pagani, and Maserati are, or were, located here. Apart from Enzo Ferrari, other famous Modenesi were operatic tenor Luciano Pavarotti, soprano Mirella Freni, chef Massimo Bottura and others. Since 183 BC Modena was an important center of the region, due to its strategic importance, which resulted in a rich historic legacy. Part of the legacy can be seen at Piazza Grande, the main square where the Cathedral of Modena and its Gothic bell tower called Torre della Ghirlandina, can be also found. These three monuments and their universal value were recognized by UNESCO declaring them a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Another unmissable attraction of Modena is the Baroque Ducal Palace, now serving as a military academy.

The first mention of Innsbruck dates back to the 4th century and the name Oeni Pontum or Oeni Pons which is Latin for the bridge over the Inn river. Located in the Inn valley, between high mountains, beautiful images of the surrounding landscape can be seen wherever you look. But beauty does not just surround the city, it also runs through it. Numerous historical buildings in the city center are intertwined with attractive modern landmarks. Some of the most interesting historical buildings are the Imperial Palace, the Court Church, the Ambras Castle, the Golden Roof House (Goldenes Dachl) from the 1500s and many others. Being an internationally renowned winter sports center means that whether you want to go skiing, snowboarding, freeriding on the Nordkette, tobogganing, or doing any other winter activity, Innsbruck is probably the best place to do it.

The first mention of Innsbruck dates back to the 4th century and the name Oeni Pontum or Oeni Pons which is Latin for the bridge over the Inn river. Located in the Inn valley, between high mountains, beautiful images of the surrounding landscape can be seen wherever you look. But beauty does not just surround the city, it also runs through it. Numerous historical buildings in the city center are intertwined with attractive modern landmarks. Some of the most interesting historical buildings are the Imperial Palace, the Court Church, the Ambras Castle, the Golden Roof House (Goldenes Dachl) from the 1500s and many others. Being an internationally renowned winter sports center means that whether you want to go skiing, snowboarding, freeriding on the Nordkette, tobogganing, or doing any other winter activity, Innsbruck is probably the best place to do it.

This canyon will surprise you. Initially not very demanding, after a crescendo of slides and jumps between waterfalls and natural pools you will find yourself passing almost in the cave ending with a 50-meter waterfall. It is one of the most fascinating routes in Northern Italy. Between light effects and vertical walls the progression of commitment and fun will make it an unforgettable experience. To fully enjoy the experience it is recommended a good physical shape, confidence with water and no fear of height. The overall difficulty of the Palvico canyoning, although the duration is about the same, is on the whole higher than in the Rio Nero canyoning due to the scarce possibility of exit, the deeper and darker environment, the greater water flow and in generally colder and finally the length of the falls decidedly greater. Minimum required weight 40kg