Check the closing dates before planning your visit.
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Visits and Tickets
Una giornata all’aria aperta tra natura e bellezza, pensata per tutta la famiglia. I bambini potranno esplorare il Giardino seguendo indizi e percorsi, in autonomia ma sempre accompagnati da un genitore, alla scoperta dei suoi angoli più affascinanti.
Un’attività coinvolgente da vivere con i propri tempi, con un piccolo premio finale per tutti i partecipanti. 🌿
🕰️ Mattina: 10:30 – 12:30 | Pomeriggio: 14:30 – 16:30
📍 Accesso libero nelle fasce orarie
Una giornata da vivere all’aria aperta, tra natura e bellezza, pensata per adulti e bambini. Un’occasione per scoprire il Giardino accompagnati dalle nostre guide e lasciarsi avvolgere dall’atmosfera della Valpolicella.
Nel corso della giornata sarà possibile partecipare alle visite guidate, un percorso tra viali, terrazze e scorci suggestivi per conoscere la storia e il fascino di questo luogo senza tempo.
🕰️ Visite guidate: ore 10:30 e 15:30 | 📍 Durata: 1 ora | Lingua: 🇮🇹
A completare l’esperienza, la possibilità di degustare due vini della tenuta Guerrieri Rizzardi, per un momento di scoperta che unisce paesaggio e tradizione.
🕰️ Degustazione: durata 1,5 ore | Lingua: 🇮🇹 | 🍷 2 vini
Discover the garden with the guides of CTG Valpolicella: tours in Italian every first Sunday of the month, in English every second Sunday.
🕰️ 10:30 AM · 📍 Duration: 1 hour
Upcoming dates:
• Sunday, 7 September – Italian
• Sunday, 14 September – English
• Sunday, 5 October – Italian
• Sunday, 12 October – English
Last access allowed at 17:00
The visit to the Garden of Pojega becomes even more immersive thanks to our web app. Directly on your smartphone, an audio guide in Italian, English, and German with insights and fascinating details. Interactive treasure hunt for kids: clues and riddles in search of the hidden sculptures scattered throughout the garden.
At the end of the visit, complete the experience with a guided tour and tasting of Guerrieri Rizzardi wines.
Ample parking area
Dogs are welcome on a leash.
Accessibility: In accordance with the historical character of the Garden of Pojega, some solutions have been implemented to promote an inclusive visiting experience. Tactile panels are available for blind and visually impaired visitors, as well as videos in Italian Sign Language (LIS) for deaf visitors. However, we would like to point out that, due to its monumental and landscape design, the Garden has architectural barriers that may make access difficult for people with motor disabilities. The path unfolds over multiple levels connected by stairways, following the original 18th-century layout. Several sections include slopes and natural surfaces. For further information, please contact the Garden's management before planning a visit.
Children 6-12, over 65s, students, residents of the Municipality of Negrar, holders of the Domus Card Guerrieri Rizzardi and groups of at least 20 people.
Children 6-18, Family tickets only.
Children 6-18, Family tickets only.
Season Pass includes: access for 1 adult with 1 guest (except during private events), reduced rates for special events, subscription to the Guerrieri Rizzardi newsletter, and a 5% discount on wine purchases at the shop).
Guardian Card can be purchased online only one at a time. The card is personal and will be linked to an ID upon first entry.
People with disabilities and one companion.
Children aged 0 to 6 years.
In Italian: every first Sunday of the month at 10:30 AM;
in English: every second Sunday of the month at 10:30 AM
For a self-guided visit, you can buy your ticket online or at the ticket office in the wine shop. Booking is required for guided tours, tastings, activities and events with limited places.
Yes. Scheduled guided tours in Italian take place on the first Sunday of each month at 10:30 am and last approximately one hour. Dates and available languages may vary during the season, so please check the dates published on the website.
No. Tickets purchased online are valid only for the selected date and cannot be extended or moved to another date.
The garden normally remains open in rainy weather, and no refunds are provided for bad weather. In the event of a thunderstorm, visitors must leave the garden to avoid the risks associated with lightning and falling branches.
