Dog-Friendly Activities in Rovere Veronese, IT

Lido Beach Venice is a pet-friendly beach in Venice, IT. Protected by the two seawalls to the north and south of San Nicolò and Alberoni, pups can paddle in the shallow waters on the Pet's Beach near Murazzi. This stretch of sand is 500 feet in length and a great place to play with your pooch in the calm surf.

Bernina Express is a pet-friendly scenic train that begins in Chur, Switzerland and ends in Tirano, IT. Passengers are whisked away on a 4-hour journey through the Swiss Alps, over the Landwasser Viaduct, through helical tunnels and alongside Lago Bianco to Chur, the oldest city in Switzerland. Big dogs require an official Dog Ticket and small dogs that fit in a carrier ride free.

The Archaeological Site of Grotte di Catullo is a pet-friendly castle in Sirmione, IT. Leashed dogs of all sizes are welcome to walk around the pathways outside that weave around the remains of a castle built more than 2,000 years ago. Small dogs are even allowed inside the museum if they are carried.

Giardini Margherita is a pet-friendly park in Bologna, IT. Located just south of the city center, this lovely park is a great place to bring your pooch for a leashed walk on the shady paved trails that wind around a pond. Pups can also play freely on the grass in certain areas of the park, as long as they have good recall.

Giardini della Biennale is a pet-friendly park in Venice, IT. Take a stroll around the paved trails at this community recreation area and view the foreign pavilions on display. Leashed dogs are welcome.

Railway Ritten is a pet-friendly scenic train ride from the village of Klobenstein to Oberbozen in the Dolomites and Bolzano, IT area. Giving you and your pooch a chance to see the epic mountain range without putting on your hiking boots, this historic narrow gauge railway can't be missed on a visit to Northern Italy. Small dogs ride for free, while big dogs need a ticket and a muzzle.

Museo dei Botroidi is a pet-friendly museum in Tazzola, IT. Leashed pets are welcome to join their owners on a walk along a geological pathway that tells the history of the earth through rocks.

Cinque Terre National Park is a pet-friendly national park in the province of La Spezia, Italy. The smallest national park in Italy is also one of the most unique, spanning five coastal towns that can be explored on a pet-friendly train.

Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park, or the Mountains of Venice, is a pet-friendly national park in Belluno in northern Italy. This epic park is home to a variety of pet-friendly trails for all levels of canine hiker. For a difficult hike with stunning views, take on the 10 mile Piaz Refuge - Monte Pavione that features a forest and heads over to Rifugio G. Del Piaz. Or, hike the easy Attilio Tissi Refuge that welcomes dogs off-leash in certain areas and is only 0.2 miles in length.

Parco della Montagnola is a pet-friendly park in Bologna, IT. This pretty park is home to a paved pathways with shady trees, lots of green space, a pretty fountain, ornate staircase and the remains of a 14th century castle. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the park.

Modena Golf & Country Club is a pet-friendly golf course in Colombaro, IT. Sprawling over nearly 250 acres of countryside, this serene course features wide greens and fairways, and is surrounded by five different lakes. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners for a round.

Cinque Terre Express is a pet-friendly scenic train ride through Italy's smallest national park, Cinque Terre. This regional train goes through the coastal towns of Monterosso al Mare, Corniglia, Vernazza, Riomaggiore and Manarola that are all located within the park. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as their owners have a muzzle on hand.

St Mark's Square is pet-friendly. Known locally as Piazza San Marco, you are welcome to bring your leashed pooch to Venice's main square where you can both admire the historic buildings in the Floating City. Dogs are welcome, as long as they are well-behaved and all mess is cleaned up after them.

Rialto Market in Venice, IT is pet-friendly. This fresh food and seafood market allows leashed dogs to join their owners as they pick out their favorite ingredients to whip up a fresh Italian dinner together.

Portici di Bologna is a pet-friendly tourist attraction in Bologna, IT. These ancient porticoes date back to 1041 and can be found throughout the downtown area of the city. Leashed dogs are welcome to walk by your side underneath these unique architectural structures.

Parco dei Gessi Bolognesi is a pet-friendly regional park in Farneto, IT in the foothills southeast of Bologna, IT. The park is home to a variety of trails you can explore with your dog on and off-leash. Via degli Dei (Path of the Gods) is a difficult trail that welcomes dogs off-leash in certain areas. Ponticella - Buca del Belvedere is a moderate loop trail that also welcomes dogs under voice command to roam off-leash. For an easy hike with stunning views, check out I Gessi della Croara.

Parco 11 Settembre is a pet-friendly urban park in Bologna, IT. Located in the space of ex Manifattura Tabacchi, this park honors the 9/11 attacks in New York and provides a quiet place for people to enjoy with a leashed pup. Visitors can access the park from Cineteca of Bologna, Via Azzo Gardino, Via Riva di Reno and Via del Castellaccio.