Wine Museum

Free wine museum. Free wine tasting. We saw reviews of this place before visiting and decided to stop by. It's a gorgeous site to cycle to, with views overlooking the vineyards in front of the lake. You get to taste 6 wines each for free - there is a selection of white, red and rosé. The bottles in the shop are also incredibly reasonably priced. All of the staff were lovely and happy to describe the wines or give recommendations.

Beautiful location to visit when you stay at Lake Garda. The museum is free to enter, ofcourse with the intents to go home with an couple of bottles. That's not difficult with the ranges of products here. After the visit to the museum you can get an ticket to free taste 6 of their wines. For some extra you can try the Amarone (i can recommend it!). There are wines in every prices ranges. We visited with our kids. The museum is nice education for them. In de store there is an little play ground. An free wifi for our oldest would be an nice extra. The museum is small en tells al lot of the history. It would be an real upselling to get an guide tour thru the factory or yards.

Very interesting museum. Free winetasting. Fascinating wine cellar. Lovely rooftop panorama terrasse.

We visited the Zeni Wine Museum one afternoon whilst visiting Lake Garda. It’s a little bit of a walk if you don’t have a car up a hill, but it’s worth the effort. There is a nice small museum all laid out nicely with plenty of information. They also offer an unbelievable 6 free wine samples during your visit. Considering the museum and tastings are free, it’s incredibly generous! They also have a huge shop where you can buy bottles of wine and much more too. If visiting the area, certainly stop by and check it out for an hour, it’s great.

Interesting small museum with free visit and free tasting. It also has a terrace with panoramic view.

Very nice museum, you can have 6 samples (per adult) without any pressure to buy. We wished we could bring them home, taste was amazing and the prices were great.

A wonderful way to buy wine. Before purchasing, you can explore a bit of wine history, taste the wines you're interested in, and thanks to a small kids’ corner, the little ones can stay entertained while you enjoy your shopping experience.

Quite an interesting insight into how wine has been produced through the ages. I didn't have the guided tour of the museum, but all the information is printed in Italian, English and I think in German too. It shouldn't take you more than 30 mins to get through the museum, and that's if you read every article. At the end there is wine tasting available, and beyond that, a large shop where you can purchase the various wines they produce. Unfortunately, I was travelling light with on carry-on luggage, so I was not able to take any home.