Valpolicella Tours and Tickets

Escape to the beautiful winemaking valley of Valpolicella on this small-group tour from Venice. Drive through rolling vineyards and stop in at a winery to taste a selection of distinctive regional wines. See an altar that dates back to the 8th century at the Church of San Giorgio, and enjoy leisure time to wander the streets of Verona - a town made famous as the setting of Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet.' Group numbers are limited to eight people to ensure a personalized experience.

Get hands-on experience creating authentic Veneto and Italian dishes in this Valpolicella cooking class. Work in a typical farmhouse kitchen to make traditional home-cooking favorites in the region and the country. Enjoy the thrill of learning a new skill, not to mention sampling your handiwork afterward.

Pair light exercise with nature and history and a little bit of wine on this fun 4-hour bicycle tour through Valpolicella's vineyard-blanketed hills. Pedal through the beautiful countryside of low-rolling hills and then stop to sample some locally made wine at a vineyard while learning about the typical characteristics of the wine of  this area from an expert sommelier. Numbers are limited to 8 people on this small-group tour, ensuring you'll receive personalized attention from your guide.

Sip your way around Valpolicella, and discover the region's famous amarone wine during two winery visits. With a private driver and guide, you'll first visit a classic wine estate that's set in the grounds of an ancient villa. Tour the cellars and the villa, then enjoy a lunch of local fare. In the afternoon, call in at a futuristic winery to learn about their modern slant on winemaking. Round-trip transport from Verona included. 

Experience the best of the Valpolicella wine region with this wine-tasting day trip from Verona or Vicenza. Visit a small and charming village before visiting a local winery. Learn about the wine-making process in Valpolicella, from grape to bottle, and the elements of wine that determine its quality - aroma, color and taste. Enjoy lunch at a local trattoria. Visit an olive oil mill in the afternoon to sample at least two kinds of olive oil.