Villa Vitti's

Terme Di Giunone (10 minutes’ drive) is an aquatic park with multiple pools (including one with artificial waves and a 50-metre olympic basin) and waterslides. Surrounded by ancient trees, two thermal pools fed by natural springs date from the Middle Ages. The Arena di Verona is a Roman-era amphitheatre in the heart of the city; keep an eye on its calendar of events to catch an opera in this atmospheric setting. Across the river Adige, the Museo Archeologico al Teatro Romano has another (smaller) open-air theatre, while Piazza dei Signori is lined with medieval buildings. The vintage vehicles at Museo Nicolis (half an hour) ought to keep the petrolhead in your life happy for a few hours. Alfa Romeos, Ferraris and Lamborghinis, some dating as far back as the 1920s, fill the halls here, alongside non-transport items such as retro musical instruments and cameras.