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Experience the ultimate and comprehensive golf tour in Italy's stunning Verona!
Our all-inclusive package combines the best golf courses with tastings of the region's finest wines Immerse yourself in the beauty of the region's breathtaking wineries and indulge in luxurious accommodations, seamless transportation, and personalized service. Create unforgettable memories while playing golf and savoring exquisite wines.
Join us on this exclusive trip tailored for golf and wine enthusiasts!
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At Golf in Italy, we take pride in offering truly unique and personalized tours that are tailor-made to meet the specific needs and desires of each of our clients. Because of this, we are unable to provide a price indication upfront, as each tour is designed and priced on an individual basis.
To receive a customized tour that exceeds your expectations, simply send us your ideal itinerary including dates, group size, budget, and interests. Our experienced team will work tirelessly to create a unique tour that fits your needs, with attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences.
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| Accommodation | Accommodation |
| Buffet Breakfasts | Buffet Breakfasts |
| Green Fees | Green Fees |
| Golf Cart | Golf Cart |
| 1 Food & Wine Experience | 2 Food & Wine Experiences |
| Opera tickets (subject to availability) | |
| 1 Guided Tour |
Verona, known worldwide as the city of love due to Shakespeare's famous tragedy "Romeo and Juliet", is much more than just a romantic tale. Founded in the 1st century B.C., the city flourished under the rule of the Scaliger family in the 13th and 14th centuries, and later as part of the Republic of Venice from the 15th to 18th centuries. Verona boasts a remarkable number of well-preserved monuments from antiquity, medieval, and Renaissance periods, making it an outstanding example of a military stronghold.
One of the most notable landmarks in Verona is the Arena, a Roman amphitheater that is still used today for concerts, ballets, and the famous opera season, held every year from late June to early September. The city's rich cultural heritage is also reflected in its diverse wine production, with Bardolino, Valpolicella, Soave, Lugana, and Custoza being the best-known grape varieties that yield fine wines, including the renowned Amarone, which is considered one of the finest and most popular Italian wines in the world.
Verona is not only a haven for wine enthusiasts, but also for gastronomes. The region is one of the three areas in Italy where rice is grown, and visitors can enjoy a unique culinary experience by visiting a rice mill and participating in a cooking class focused on rice dishes during golf tours in the area. Speaking of golf, Verona's proximity to Lake Garda offers golfers a plethora of options, including Arzaga, Gardagolf, Ca’ degli Ulivi, and San Vigilio, all boasting 27-hole courses, as well as Verona, Colli Berici, and Bogliaco with 18-hole courses.
Furthermore, Verona serves as a convenient departure point for exploring other tourist destinations in the region, such as Venice, Vicenza, Padua, Mantua, Bologna, and Lake Garda. With its rich cultural heritage, diverse wine production, culinary offerings, and golfing opportunities, Verona offers visitors a truly captivating and multifaceted experience beyond the famous tale of Romeo and Juliet.
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Situated in Italy's northeast, Veneto extends from the Dolomites to the Adriatic Sea, by way of an expansive range of hills and a valley furrowed by rivers, canals and the Po River Delta.
The typical scenery of Veneto's coast is the Venetian lagoon, and, right on this very lagoon stands perhaps the most unique city in the entire world - Venice, visited by millions of tourists every year.
Yet all of the Veneto, a region with a thousand different faces, is the custodian of natural, artistic, and traditional treasures.
Veneto expresses an extraordinary variety in its scenery: from the Dolomites, dipped in the crimson shades of the sunset, to the eastern shore of Lake Garda and Peschiera del Garda, Torri del Benaco and other tourist destinations. Long, sandy beaches alternate with well-known resorts such as Jesolo, Bibione, Cavallino and Caorle.
In this spectacular natural setting lies a rich cultural heritage that renders the Veneto such a fascinating region, from its cities of art to the magnificent Palladian villas scattered along the Brenta Riviera. And not to be forgotten are the small villages of Arquà Petrarca, Monselice, Asolo and Bassano del Grappa that bring together the most typical aspects of this diverse and varied region.
Veneto is also an ideal destination for a vacation of comfort and relaxation, thanks to its possession of thermal waters with their valuable therapeutic properties: the gentle slopes of the Euganean Hills are home to the well-equipped facilities of the Euganean Spas: e.g. Abano, Montegrotto and Teolo, where guests can combine treatments and therapies with pleasant excursions out into the surrounding areas.
The provinces of the region are: Venice (regional capital), Belluno, Padua, Rovigo, Treviso, Verona and Vicenza.
VENICE
In the Veneto Region, in the waters of the Adriatic, is one of the most romantic and evocative places in the world, a priceless treasure: the Venetian Lagoon.
At the heart of this legendary Province is the Serenissima or Most Serene Republic, with its characteristic bridges spanning the canals navigated by gondolas, its monuments, piazzas, narrow lanes and silent waters.
Venice is actually a group of fascinating small islands, where art and history combine with old trades and the beauty of the sea.
Sandy beaches washed by the Adriatic Sea characterize the main resorts that offer vacationers every kind of comfort. The fascinating inland is composed of many paths traversing the green scenery, along with peaceful rivers that pass through small towns rich in history and fabulous villas.
It is an area full of the exquisite flavors of its typical dishes and a renowned “wine list."
Many opportunities for fun abound as well: outdoor sports, nightlife in the many glamorous night spots, and shopping in the typical crafts workshops to buy souvenirs.
PADUA
In the central area of the Veneto plains, among lagoon, hills and Alpine foothills, lies the Province of Padua, a fascinating mixture of art, cultures, flavors and traditions. A visit to the Province is a discovery of a territory remarkably rich in history, culture, vitality and ingenuity, characterized by a great variety of places to see, products to taste, and people to meet. An inventive and hard-working people have known how to renew their traditions time and again.
In the Province's heart we find Padua, dynamic and vivacious city with a vast historical and monumental heritage; it is surrounded by significant natural and cultural attractions: the Euganean Springs, the Euganean Hills, the Medieval defensive walls, castles, villas, a patchwork countryside and water flows that run east towards the Veneto Lagoon.
The southeast is occupied by the Euganei Hills, a treasure chest of wonders. Green valleys and pretty hills covered in vineyards are made even more beautiful by the colors of spring, and the warm atmosphere of autumn.
The hills enclose the largest thermal area in Europe, the Terme Euganei, internationally-renowned for their therapeutic waters, that after their long subterranean journey rise to the surface here. The principal spa centers are Abano, Montegrotto and Galzigano Terme, and they offer mudbath therapies and many of the most modern beauty and wellness treatments.
The Province is also made up of a vast network of navigable waterways. Between Padua and Venice, the Brenta River makes a river cruise (burchielli) an absolutely unforgettable experience. Cruisers will feel - even briefly - akin to the lords and aristocrats of Venice that used these boats to reach their summer residences - simple buildings that they had transformed into magnificent works of architecture, with the help of brilliant artists such as Palladio, Preti and Scamozzi.
Summertime tours on the canals circling Padua offer unique occasions to see the city from a different perspective. Otherwise, experiencing this terrain on a bicycle, exploring the network of paths, particularly along rivers and streams, is also an excellent choice: try the bike track in Padua or on the Euganean Riviera, or a romantic itinerary on the banks of the Battaglia Canal, with its lovely villas and scenic shortcuts through the Hills.
A tour of the fortified cities is an intriguing way to get to know Padua’s long Medieval history. Cittadella, Este, Monselice and Montagnana are ideal for living the past, via commemorative re-enactments in period costumes, and the palios and jousts that animate these ancient villages every year. The area's millenary history also shows up in the local arts of good cuisine and fine wine.
Here, the origins of viticulture are ancient; at the same time, cultivation techniques have been perfected over time. The high-quality whites and reds of today are the fruits of such meticulous and time-tested labor.