Things to Do in Grezzana

A tiny 15th-century oratory with faded frescoes inside. Usually unlocked during mass or community events.

🕐 Sunday 10:00-12:00, or by request

💡 If closed, the custodian lives two doors down; knock politely. The fresco of Saint Roch shows a plague spot on his leg.

A small Romanesque church from the 12th century, with carved stone capitals and a quiet bell tower. Usually unlocked during the day.

🕐 Daylight hours, typically 08:00-19:00

💡 The key is often left in the door; if locked, ask at the bar on the main piazza. Best light for photos is late afternoon.

A medieval stone bridge over the little stream in the old centre, with worn steps and views into the gardens below.

🕐 Always accessible

💡 Best seen at dusk when the streetlights come on. It's a good spot for a quiet sit on the low wall.

A small wine museum in a restored cellar, showcasing local Valpolicella winemaking tools and history. Run by the local wine cooperative.

🕐 Saturday 09:00-12:00, or by appointment

💡 Free entry but a small tasting costs 3 EUR. Ask for the older vintages. Open only Saturday mornings.

A series of waterfalls and natural pools along the Valpantena valley, with marked trails and wooden walkways. Entry costs a few euros.

🕐 April-October: 09:00-18:00, November-March: limited hours, check website

💡 Go early on a weekday in spring when the water flow is strong and crowds are thin. Bring old trainers that can get wet.