There are many ways to see the castle. Book a room or make reservations at the on-site restaurant, All’Antica Ala, situated within the medieval manor walls. Some day trips from Verona include round-trip transportation and wine tastings in the castle’s wine cellars, with local pours from the Veneto region, such as Soave and Valpolicella. The castle also offers cooking classes and estate tours, which show off the castle’s interiors, art collection, and expansive gardens.
Bevilacqua Castle is situated about a 45-minute drive southeast of Verona. From Verona, follow the SS434 south, then take the Legnano Nord exit onto the SR10.
Bevilacqua Castle is a popular wedding venue. Weddings are more commonly held on weekends, so go midweek for a quieter stay. Seasonal events—such as Christmas lunches and medieval-themed New Year’s celebrations complete with jesters, dancers, and entertainment—are also held at the venue.
The picturesque town of Montagnana, one of the historic highlights of the region, is a short drive from Bevilacqua. This fortified medieval town is surrounded by 14th-century battlements, interspersed with watchtowers and gateways, with a dry moat running alongside them. Thanks to its strategic position between Padua and Verona, Montagnana was heavily sought-after in medieval times, and now you can visit to admire its postcard-worthy looks.
