Drive a Ferrari from Venice through Verona and the Euganean Hills on a guided six-hour route that mixes highway pulls, hilltop villages, and a curated lunch stop. Expect volcanic ridges, Roman history, and practical logistics managed by a tour director.
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You pull away from Venice as the city’s canals recede in the rearview, the Ferrari’s V8 asking for attention while the lagoon light melts into the horizon.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required—able to board/exit performance cars and walk short distances in towns.
Wildlife
History
The route links Roman and medieval heritage—Verona’s arena is Roman, while Euganean hill towns grew around medieval and earlier settlements on volcanic outcrops.
Conservation
The Euganean Hills are a regional park with protected vineyards and woodlands; stay on roads and marked paths and respect private property and agricultural land.
Reserve your spot on the Private Ferrari Tour in Venice, Verona and Euganean Parks today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring required documents
Carry a valid driver’s license, passport, and any requested passport details—the operator requests passport info for bookings.
Expect mixed roads
Plan for highway stretches and narrow, winding provincial roads in the Euganean Hills—keep to speed limits and use designated pullouts for photos.
Fuel and support vehicle
A staff car follows with petrol and assistance, but ask the tour director about tolls and any shared fuel costs before departure.
Timing your day
Start early from Venice to minimize traffic through Mestre and maximize daylight in the hills and Verona.
Driver’s license & passport
Required for booking and to legally drive the Ferrari.
Sunglasses
Reduce glare on fast open roads and improve visibility.
summer
Closed-toe shoes
Comfortable footwear helps for short village walks and entering/exiting low-slung cars.
Light jacket or layers
Coastal mornings can be cool while inland afternoons warm up; layers keep you comfortable.
spring