Ponte di Veja and Valpolicella


A visit to the largest natural bridge in Europe Ponte di Veja, an interesting attraction but we liked  more the scenery and panoramic trekking views near Corno d' Aquilio in Lessinia.
And on our way back we couldn't not stop at the heart of Valpolicella wine region and obviously pay a visit to one of the canteens- Nepos Villae.
Guess how many bottles we've got? 😉


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