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Bovenlinde, Belgium
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Champagne, France
Experience the Champagne region in France, famous for its sparkling wines. Visit renowned vineyards and wineries to understand the art of champagne making and savor these world-class drinks.
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Lake Maggiore, Italy
Day 1 - Exploring the Beauty of Lake Maggiore
Morning: Start your day with a leisurely walk along the scenic promenade in Stresa, where you can enjoy views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Bring your dog along to enjoy the fresh air, and perhaps stop by a dog-friendly café for breakfast while taking in the sights.
Afternoon: After breakfast, embark on a boat trip to the Borromean Islands. Visit Isola Bella and explore the stunning gardens, making sure to check the dog-friendly areas. Spend time strolling through the charming streets of Isola Pescatori, sampling local delicacies.
Evening: Return to Stresa and unwind with dinner at a dog-friendly restaurant, where you can enjoy local cuisine and beautiful lake views. Take a gentle evening stroll along the waterfront, creating a perfect end to your first day at Lake Maggiore.
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Lake Garda, Italy
**Day 1 - Exploring the Beauty of Lake Garda**
Morning: Start your day with a leisurely breakfast at a lakeside café in Desenzano del Garda. Enjoy fresh pastries and Italian espresso while soaking in views of the lake’s shimmering waters. Then, take a stroll along the waterfront promenade, where you can enjoy the charm of the town and maybe even spot some friendly dogs playing in the park.
Afternoon: In the afternoon, hop on a ferry to Bardolino. Here, you can wander through the quaint streets, visit a local winery, and taste some renowned Bardolino wine. If you have a furry companion with you, most outdoor spaces are pet-friendly, allowing your dog to explore alongside you.
Evening: As the sun sets, return to Desenzano and head to a traditional trattoria for dinner. Savor regional dishes like risotto or lake fish while enjoying the warm ambiance. After dinner, take a gentle evening stroll by the lake, observing the twinkling lights reflecting on the water— a perfect way to end your day with your four-legged friend.
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Gaiole in Chianti, Italy
Day 1 - Exploring Wine Country
Morning: Start your day with a stroll through the picturesque streets of Gaiole in Chianti, admiring the medieval architecture. Take your dog along as you explore local shops and cafés, enjoying a light breakfast with a view of the vineyards.
Afternoon: Afterward, visit a nearby winery that welcomes dogs, like Castello di Renaio. Enjoy a guided tour and wine tasting while your furry friend lounges by your side.
Evening: Head to a local trattoria for dinner, savoring traditional Tuscan dishes while your dog relaxes at your feet. End your evening with a leisurely walk under the stars.
Day 2 - Nature and Scenic Views
Morning: Begin your day with a hike on the Chianti Classico Wine Trail, where dogs are welcome on leashes. Enjoy the stunning views of the vineyards and the rolling hills of Chianti.
Afternoon: After the hike, visit a local olive oil mill for a tasting and learn about olive oil production. Most mills are pet-friendly, allowing your dog to join you for this unique experience.
Evening: For dinner, find a dog-friendly pizzeria in town, where you can enjoy delicious wood-fired pizza as your dog relaxes on the patio with you.
Day 3 - Culture and Relaxation
Morning: Spend your last day visiting the historical medieval village of Brolio, just a short drive away. Roam its grounds and take in the breathtaking panoramas while your dog enjoys the open spaces.
Afternoon: Head back to Gaiole for lunch at a dog-friendly café, sampling local delicacies. Afterward, relax at a nearby park or vineyard, allowing your dog to play freely.
Evening: Conclude your trip with a wine and cheese picnic at a scenic spot, watching the sun set over the vineyards, creating a perfect final memory of your trip.
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Aosta Valley, Italy
Day 1 - Exploring Nature and Culture
Morning: Start your day with a stroll through the charming streets of Aosta, where you can visit the ancient Roman ruins like the Arch of Augustus and the Roman Theatre. Enjoy a coffee at a dog-friendly café as you soak in the historic atmosphere.
Afternoon: Head to the nearby Gran Paradiso National Park for some lovely hiking trails. Choose a path that fits your energy level and enjoy the breathtaking views with your four-legged companion. Don't forget to pack a picnic lunch to enjoy amidst the stunning scenery.
Evening: Return to Aosta and treat yourself to a meal at a dog-friendly restaurant, where you can savor local cuisine like polenta orFontina cheese. After dinner, take an evening walk through the illuminated streets, enjoying the beautiful ambiance with your furry friend by your side.
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Gare Lorraine TGV, France
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Bovenlinde, Belgium