Very nice, easy hike of 50 mins. You can park in the closest parking for 10 euros, and P3 which is 10 minutes away is for free. We went sunday around 12, and there were still places. There are 3 waterfalls, first one is 20 mins, second another 15 mins and the last around 10 mins.

If I could give this more than 5 stars, I would! The Nordkette Cable Car is like riding straight into a postcard. 🚡 You start right in the heart of Innsbruck, glide up on the Hungerburg funicular, hop on the Seegrubenbahn, and before you know it you’re soaring over alpine meadows and jagged peaks. The final stretch to Hafelekar feels like you’re being lifted to the edge of the sky — and the views at the top? Absolutely jaw-dropping. 🌍✨ The ride itself is smooth, the cabins are clean, and the staff are friendly. Pro tip: go on a clear day — you’ll see the whole city spread out below and snow-capped peaks stretching forever. Bring a camera and a jacket, because even in summer it’s chilly at the top! Whether you want to hike, snap a million photos, or just sip a drink with the most epic backdrop imaginable, this is a must-do in Innsbruck. Worth every cent and then some.

The Goldenes Dachl or Golden Roof is a landmark structure located in the Old Town part of Innsbruck, Austria. It is a famous plaza of the city. This was completed in 1500 century. It was decorated with 2,000 plus copper tiles for the Emperor at that time. The Emperor and his wife used the balcony to observe festivals, tournaments, dancing, and other events that took place in the plaza below. Up to this day, the plaza is being used for basking, dancing, and events. It's us a nice walk around the plaza with the varieties of shops.

Novacella is a lovely property and abbey were they have been producing wine for over 700 years, it has a museum, a beautiful Garden and the vineyards are circling the property like an horseshoe. They produce around 15 different labels under their name and their guided tour and Tasting is very well thought. If you find yourself around Bressanone ( Brixen) if you are a wine lover or even if you're not, this has to be an absolute Must.

We had an absolutely amazing and truly rejuvenating stay! From the moment we arrived, everything exceeded our expectations. The sauna area and thermal zone were simply outstanding – beautifully designed, relaxing, and spotlessly clean. Our room was spacious, comfortable, and perfectly maintained. The food was exceptional, with every meal offering fresh, delicious flavors and beautifully presented dishes. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome. Everything was of the highest standard, and we left feeling completely relaxed and recharged. We will definitely be returning – highly recommended!

“Val Gardena is a skier’s paradise! The slopes are perfectly groomed, offering options for all skill levels, from beginners to experts. The scenery is breathtaking, with the majestic Dolomites all around, making every run unforgettable. The lift system is efficient, minimizing waiting times, and the après-ski vibe is fantastic. A must-visit destination for any winter sports enthusiast!”

Absolutely gorgeous lake and peaceful forest walk. The colours of the lake are a feast for the eyes with the picturesque mountains as a backdrop. The rainbow lake is definitely worth a visit!

A beautiful place with lots of original and rare flowers. I recommend going there with your friends, then it is interesting to explore. In addition, the castle in which the restaurant is located. Really stunning place.

South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology – Meeting Ötzi in Bolzano Bolzano is one of those places that gets under your skin—a strange and beautiful collision of Italy and the Alps. German precision meets Italian charm, all wrapped in cobblestone streets, Gothic arcades, and the smell of good coffee drifting out of corner cafés. It’s a city where you can order a perfect espresso in the morning, a plate of speck and mountain cheese by noon, and a bottle of local Gewürztraminer by dinner. We grabbed a quick bite at a café across the street before heading in—sitting outside while small birds darted between tables, bold enough to hope for crumbs. Then we crossed over to see why most people come here: Ötzi. The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology sits in a stately old building at the edge of the pedestrian zone, and inside is one of the most haunting encounters you can have without boarding a plane to somewhere far more dangerous. Three floors take you from prehistoric tools to Roman relics, winding you closer to the reason everyone’s here: a 5,300-year-old man pulled from the ice, along with the tools, clothes, and gear he carried when death found him in the high mountains. The displays are sharp and modern, with just the right balance of science and story. There’s his copper axe, his grass cape, his last meal still in his stomach. The lifelike reconstruction of Ötzi by the Kennis brothers is unsettling in the best possible way—suddenly this isn’t just a skeleton in a glass case, it’s a person who woke up one morning not knowing it would be his last. What makes the place work is its restraint. No gimmicks, no cheap drama—just good storytelling and the quiet, unnerving truth of seeing someone who lived and died in the same mountains you can see out the window. Bolzano does that—it folds the past and present together until you can’t quite tell where one ends and the other begins.

Amazing experience for beginners. The river is super clean and water is cold (perfect for hot summers). Our guide Lupa was extremely cordial and friendly, we had a lot of fun with her. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. They even helped us plan our next hikes in the mountains after the rafting. Definitely recommended.

MUSE this place is very entertaining, educative with huge exhibition and activities. I was very surprised how interesting it actually was. Everything very organised and super clear, reception,help desk, souvenir shop, lockers, toilets, nice outside area, terrace, and exhibition zone. Plus they have this tropical area with plants where you can feel as in jungles. Completely different world. In exhibition throughout the floors you could see many animals geographical and historical facts. Touch cold ice and play multiple riddle kind of games, kids absolutely love those games. Either on screens or physical games. Simply impressive and everyone had A good good time. Would recommend anyone especially families with kids this place is specially for them. Would recommend to book in advance and get ready to spend there 2-3 hours.

A long drive from Garda but was worth the effort. Restaurant at the falls too. Beautiful.

This is a hike on muntains full of history and panoramic views. Absolutely recommend if you have willpower and physical condition for it. Not the easiest hike as first part of hike, about 7+ km up to rifugio Papa is all the way uphill. Some galleries are dark, so you need lamp. We did it with mobile phone flashlight. Also some galleries are steep with some slippery rocky steps, so be careful. We started to climb with 30 degrees heat and took 1 liter of water per person along. We drank it all. Temperature on the top of the mountain was much lower, under 20 degrees. The route back to start was downhill and rather easy 7 km walk by gravel road.

Went here during the week, we bought tickets in advance so had no wait time to get entry. The best piece of this place is the views from the castle out to the lake and surrounding areas and offers some really good photo opportunities especially given the low ticket price. You need to go to the top of the tower but the space does get tighter the higher up you go so expect to wait for people to come down and go up etc. Would go here again.

Monte Baldo is full of trails and paths for trekking and Nordic walking: you can find the ideal route whether you are more experienced walkers or beginners. Thanks to the cable car, you can choose a one-way route and get back when you're tired, sitting comfortably in the cabin and enjoying the view.

A walk through Piazza delle Erbe in Verona is a truly magical experience! 🤩 I love getting lost among the colorful stalls and admiring the historic architecture that surrounds it. 🏛️ The atmosphere here is always lively and lively, a true beating heart of the city. ❤️ I hope to return soon to enjoy its beauty again. ✨ A corner of paradise that I recommend to everyone! 🇮🇹 #PiazzaDelleErbe #Verona #Italy #EmbroideryPlaces #ItalianBeauty#🇮🇹🫶❤️💯👍👌 27.09.2025

What a cool experience!! Definitely get tickets and go inside the house. Such amazing interiors! Definitely will be using the ceilings and frescos for quilting inspiration.

The area and the lake is very pretty! We were staying in the city named Garda but we visited the northern and southern area of the lake, as well. The mountains around the lake are beautiful! Most of the towns, too, I recommend visiting some of the towns, not just the beaches and the mountains because they are lovely.

Visiting Il Vittoriale degli Italiani was an absolutely captivating and unique experience! Stepping into Gabriele D'Annunzio's former residence felt like entering another world, a fascinating blend of art, history, and the eccentric personality of the man himself. The estate is a sprawling masterpiece, meticulously curated with an astonishing array of artifacts, from historical relics and artwork to personal mementos, each telling a story. Wandering through the gardens was a delight, with its tiered landscapes, serene water features, and the surprising presence of the Puglia ship embedded into the hillside! The views of Lake Garda from various points within the Vittoriale are simply breathtaking, adding another layer of magic to the visit. The house itself is a treasure trove of the unusual and the beautiful, offering a truly intimate glimpse into D'Annunzio's life and passions. Every room is filled with intriguing objects and a palpable sense of history. It's not just a museum; it's an immersive journey into the mind and world of a remarkable figure. Il Vittoriale is an unforgettable testament to creativity and a truly special place to explore on Lake Garda.

Gardaland Park offers an intense and unforgettable experience for the entire family. As evidenced by the fact that two days were not enough to do everything, the park's enormous size guarantees an endless variety of attractions and activities. ​Convenience and accessibility are the name of the game at Gardaland. Entry is exceptionally fast, and within the park, you’ll find food stalls and restaurants on every corner, so there’s always a place to rest and eat. Additionally, the park is technologically advanced and offers two useful apps: one for easy navigation inside the park and another for downloading photos taken on the rides, which adds to the experience and provides fun souvenirs. ​The variety of attractions is indeed for all ages, but it's important to note that most rides are suited for those 100 cm (3.3 ft) tall and above. Therefore, it's wise to plan accordingly. Even so, the park provides a diverse experience for both parents and children. As mentioned, the most worthwhile option is to purchase tickets directly at the box office. ​In conclusion, Gardaland is a highly recommended destination. It's a very enjoyable experience for parents and children, and it is highly recommended to take two days if possible, to have enough time to enjoy everything this vast place has to offer.

We visited the park in April, right when the tulips were in bloom. The grounds are large, impeccably kept, and almost surreal. There are several distinct areas—including a farm, a hedge maze, and even a small castle—so you can easily spend a few hours wandering around. Bike rentals are available if you’d rather ride than walk. One tip: we found that tickets purchased through general travel sites were actually cheaper than on the park’s official website.

Nice place, rent a bike and go around the island. Most of caffes and restaurants opens at 12:00.

Amazing place and the ticket price (15€) is really decent compared to other more famous palaces and given the amount of space, art and history you see. We were simply astonished. You can easily spend 4-5h and if it's raining outside, you have no reason to hurry up. We loved it, it's a must if you're in Mantova.

Really cool castle experience, recommend the armory museum! I am really sad that I have forgotten the name of the female security guard who answered our questions and explained in detail about the use of different weapons and armor. She made the experience a great one. We bought the 19 Eur ticket to 5 museums on site. Recommend taking like 3-4 hours just to get the full castle experience and really go through the museums if you plan to go and see the winged victory the same day (which you have to book a time slot for but they do it for you when you buy the ticket). But back to the castle, really nice. Loved it. 10/10 would recommend.

This palace by Giulio Romano is rightly world famous. It stands out as an original masterpiece in architecture and painting too. A must see in beautiful Mantova. Don’t miss the view arriving from north of Mantova and see renaissance town just lying d as young of 3 lakes. Just stunning

This beautiful castle is located in such a small town, it's a shame because probably no one has ever heard of it. Just East of Parma and directly off the highway to Milan is this castle with a fully functional moat around it. Can park on the square directly next to it. Definitely visit and you'll be alone.