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With this ticket, you’ll be able to gain access to Gardaland Park, one of Italy’s most popular theme parks. You can book your tickets online and select the experience that best suits you. You can choose between Gardaland Park one-day ticket, or Gardaland Park two-days + SEA LIFE Aquarium one-day ticket. At Gardaland Park, you’ll find themed areas such as Peppa Pig Land and Fantasy Kingdom. You’ll also encounter thrilling rides like Oblivion, Blue Tornado and Raptor. In addition, you can experience rapid river rides and Arctic-themed attractions. With the combined option, you can discover SEA LIFE Aquarium, which features 13 themed environments from Lake Garda to the depths of the oceans. Here, you can walk through an underwater tunnel and see fascinating marine life, including sharks, rays, sea lions, clownfish and many more species.

When you visit Bologna, the official Lamborghini Museum sits a few kilometres from the city centre. The museum offers a chance to explore the world of Lamborghini automobiles and to learn more about one of Italy’s top luxury car brands. As you move through the displays, you can see a collection of new and historic Lamborghini cars. Along the way, you’ll get a sense of the brand’s design and engineering heritage and why Lamborghini is one of the most famous automotive names in the world. The museum will appeal whether you’re interested in modern models, classic examples from the marque’s past, or the story behind this iconic Italian manufacturer.

You will visit a traditional Parmigiano Reggiano cheese factory and get a close look at authentic production methods. It will be possible to see cheese makers lift wheels from the milk vats, then move through the seasoning and storage rooms to observe the final stages of production. At the end of this part of the tour there will be a tasting of different aged Parmigiano Reggiano cheeses. The tour continues in the idyllic hills of Langhirano, home of Prosciutto di Parma. You will enter the “environmental temperature stage” by visiting the ham seasoning rooms, where the air carries the typical scents of the curing process. During this stage it will be explained how “spillatura” works — the method by which only the finest hams pass inspection. Those selected by the Inspector of the Consortium may then be branded with the famed ‘Crown of Parma’. The experience finishes with a degustation of Parma ham accompanied by a glass of Malvasia, a sparkling white local wine.

This experience gives you a flexible, self-guided way to explore Parma using a digital guide created with the support of a local. You will be able to visit the city’s most important monuments at your own pace, following routes and commentary that suit how you like to travel. The guide will point out stories and curiosities about Parma, so you’ll get more than just names and dates. Along the way you’ll learn about local foods and the city’s food culture, and find suggestions for enjoying an Italian aperitivo in authentic local restaurants. The content is built to be curious and practical: it will help you understand what you’re seeing, suggest places to taste Parma’s flavours, and highlight interesting details as you move through the city. Everything is organised so you can explore independently while still feeling guided by local knowledge.

With this entrance ticket you will get access to the Enzo Ferrari Museum in Modena. The museum occupies a striking, futuristic building that frames the story of the Ferrari name. As you move through the space, you will follow a clear narrative about one of the world’s most prestigious brands. You will wander through galleries and displays that present the brand’s history and evolution. Along the way, the museum’s architecture and layout will shape your visit, giving context to the objects and stories on show. The experience will be visual and informative, inviting you to take in the design of the building as well as the material that traces Ferrari’s past.

At a caseficio in Parma, you will step into the world of Parmigiano Reggiano and learn how this EU‑protected cheese is still made using traditional methods. You’ll watch the cheese makers as they pull curds from the milk vats, cook and separate the whey, and shape the cheese into wheels. As you move through the production areas, you’ll visit the shaping and salting rooms and then the stagionatura, where the scent and sight of thousands of ageing wheels give a real sense of the process. Along the way, you’ll hear about the origins of Parmigiano Reggiano and the strict checks carried out by the Consorzio, including the hammering test that precedes the fire‑branding ritual. To finish, you’ll taste Parmigiano Reggiano paired with a regional wine, giving you a direct experience of the flavours that make this cheese so distinctive.

On this private tour of Parma, you’ll explore one of Italy’s most flourishing cities, rich in culture, tradition and delicious food. Your guide will introduce the city’s history as you visit splendid monuments such as the Palazzo della Pilotta and the Farnese Theater. You’ll pass the Roman Bridge, move through Piazza Garibaldi and see the Church of Santa Maria della Steccata, learning how these places fit into Parma’s story. You can also stroll in Piazza Duomo, admiring the Cathedral and its Baptistery and taking in the atmosphere of the city centre. Along the way, you’ll hear anecdotes about local food and about Parma’s famous ham, gaining a taste for the culinary traditions that shape the area. The pace will be private and focused on your interests, so you can enjoy the monuments, the stories and the local flavours as you move through the historic streets.

This experience offers a fun, curious way to explore Verona with a guide created by a local. Using the guide, you will be able to visit the city’s most important monuments at your own pace and learn the stories and curiosities that give Verona its character. The tone is relaxed and informative, so you can savour each site without feeling rushed. Along the way, you’ll also discover everything about local foods and the Italian aperitivo culture in authentic local restaurants. The content highlights culinary traditions and places to try, together with other insights that help you connect with the city beyond the main sights. Whether you want history, flavours or little-known anecdotes, the guide is designed to make your visit personal and enjoyable.

On a TastyBus in Parma, you will visit the region’s most celebrated food producers, beginning with Parmigiano Reggiano and Parma ham factories. At each stop you’ll join tastings and hear about the products’ ancient story and traditional methods, giving a clear sense of how these ingredients reach the table and why they’re prized for their quality. Along the way you’ll taste the distinctive flavours that make Parma famous. You will continue to discover local delicacies and pause for a homemade lunch at a small trattoria. The experience also includes a visit to a traditional balsamic vinegar factory, where a guided tasting will introduce you to the different ages and flavour profiles. Together, the visits and tastings offer a focused introduction to Parma’s food heritage and the producers who keep those traditions alive.

Explore Parma’s culture and history through its food, guided by a private local guide who will steer you away from touristy spots and into places locals favour. You’ll visit five carefully chosen stops — specialty shops, delis, eateries, a pastry shop and a gelato shop — selected for their historical significance or critical acclaim. Along the way you’ll taste iconic regional produce and learn the stories behind it. You’ll sample Parmigiano Reggiano, Modena Traditional Balsamic Vinegar and Lambrusco, with appreciation guided by an expert Parmigiano Reggiano Taster and Sommelier. You’ll uncover the secrets of Parma Ham, Culatello and other traditional cured meats, tasting them paired with local wines. The experience includes a real Italian Sunday Lunch featuring homemade pastas, savoury pies, freshly made desserts, coffee and gelato. You’ll leave with a full stomach, practical local knowledge and sightseeing tips to enjoy the rest of your time in Parma, and a collection of genuine food memories from the city.

This hop-on, hop-off tour will offer you a whirlwind introduction to Verona. You’ll travel on a comfortable, open-top bus with two routes to ride and 16 stops around the city. Your flexible, 24-hour ticket will let you get on and off whenever you like so that you can spend time exploring the attractions that interest you most. Some of the stops you’ll find along the routes include Piazza Bra – one of Italy’s largest squares - Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, the medieval Castelvecchio, the historic Porta Leoni gate and the ancient Teatro Romano amphitheatre.

At a Parmigiano Reggiano dairy you will immerse yourself in the traditional cheese‑making process and see the artisanal craftsmanship behind this world‑renowned cheese. You will watch the cheesemaker at work as he carefully lifts freshly made Parmigiano Reggiano wheels from the traditional cauldron, and learn how milk is transformed into the distinctive curds and forms that define the cheese. As you move through the facility, you will explore the brine room and the ageing storage, observing where wheels are salted and left to mature. Along the way, the guide will explain key stages of production and the factors that influence flavour and texture. The visit concludes with a guided tasting of Parmigiano Reggiano, served with fine local sparkling wine for an authentic pairing that highlights the cheese’s nuances.

This guided walking tour takes you through the heart of Parma, where you'll learn about the city's main treasures and the gastronomic secrets that helped make Parma a creative city for gastronomy and the Italian Capital of Culture in 2020. As you move through the streets, the guide will explain Parma’s long culinary traditions and the local food culture that the city is known for. You will also hear anecdotes about Giuseppe Verdi and his connection to Parma. Along the way the guide will place the city in its historical context as the ancient capital of the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza and as a university city since the 11th century, helping you understand how history, music and learning shaped Parma today. The tour always takes place in two languages: Italian and English.

Explore the historic city of Parma at your own pace with an Audiogiro audio guide available in Italian, English, French and German. The narrated tracks have been reviewed by a historian to check their reliability, so as you move through the streets you’ll hear contextual information that’s been verified. The experience will let you learn about Parma’s sights through a clear digital voice while remaining free to linger where you choose. The guided map uses geolocation, so you’ll always know roughly where you are and can start the tour from wherever you like. If you prefer to listen offline, you may download the audio tracks in advance. Within 24 hours you’ll receive a link to redeem the minutes for the audio-guided tour; after that, simply open the map and begin exploring. There’s no need to install external apps. Along the way, the audio commentary will accompany your walk and help you understand the city’s highlights and history in a straightforward, flexible way.

You will enjoy an evening of opera inside Verona’s historic Palazzo dei Mutilati. In the elegant Sala Antonio Girelli, an intimate Art Deco room, a pianist and world-class opera singers will perform a selection of well‑known arias and duets. The music will draw on works by Verdi, Donizetti, Bizet and Mascagni, giving you a compact, focused musical experience in a refined setting. The building itself adds to the atmosphere. Designed by architect Francesco Banterle and inaugurated in 1934, the palazzo’s period details and decorative features will be part of the experience as you settle into the room. You will be offered a welcome glass of prosecco before the performance, providing a relaxed moment to take in the surroundings. After the programme, you will have the chance to meet the artists in the atrium, where you can speak with the performers and enjoy the palazzo’s interior up close. The combination of historic architecture, intimate acoustics and celebrated repertoire makes this a memorable way to experience opera in Verona.