Dog-Friendly Activities in Cellatica, IT

Sentiero Dell'olivo translates to 'Olive Path' and is a walking area alongside Lake Lugano in Switzerland. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on a beautiful self-guided route through this quaint coastal town.

Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli is a pet-friendly historic city park in Milan, Italy. Located in the Porta Venezia district, this public park has off-leash areas for dogs to run freely and get some exercise. Dog owners are invited to walk the winding trails around pretty water features and shaded lanes with their pooches by their side. The park is open every day of the week from 6:30am to 11:30pm.

Fido is welcome to join you while you browse and learn about the history of the University of Pavia at Museo per la Storia dell'Università di Pavia, a pet-friendly museum in Pavia, IT. Enjoy seeing the historical 18th, 19th and 20th century scientific collections, mainly pertaining to the fields of Medicine and Physics. Tickets are available online.

Newton Rent a Boat is a pet-friendly boat rental service on Lake Como in Dongo, IT. Dogs are welcome to join their owners in all boat rentals except for SeaRay boats, which are carpeted and too difficult to clean. Treat your pooch to the Doggy Bar that includes cuddles from the receptionist, fresh water for pups and dog biscuits.

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.

Parco Sempione is a pet-friendly park in Milan, IT. The largest park in the city welcomes leashed dogs to wander on the pathways and pups with good recall can play in certain grassy areas without a leash.

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.

Milan Private Tours is a pet-friendly tour company in Milan, IT. Build your own itinerary to include highlights like Duomo Cathedral, Theatre La Scala, the charming district of Brera, Sforza Castle and more. Leashed dogs are welcome at all outdoor attractions during the tour.

Il Centro is a pet-friendly shopping mall in Milan, IT. Check out the city's famous styles at a variety of clothing stores at this popular mall. Dogs are welcome throughout the communal areas and in most stores. Thirsty pups can rehydrate at the water fountains under the arcade outside.

Grandi Navi Veloci is dog friendly. Based in Genoa, Grandi Navi Veloci invites you to take a break with your furry best friend on board a ferry departing from mainland Italy to Sicily, Sardinia, France, Albania, Morocco and Tunisia. Sign up for the “Pets, Welcome On Board” project, which provides four-legged travelers with special pet-friendly cabins that feature easy-to-clean linoleum flooring and a daily sanitization service. Dogs and their owners staying in pet-friendly cabins can also enjoy late check out up to 15 minutes before the ship docks to avoid the crowds and a dedicated area on the outside deck to stroll around during the journey.

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.

Sforza Castle in Milan, IT, is home to pet-friendly grounds that you can explore with your pooch. Leashed dogs can join their owners in the outdoor areas that surround this historic castle that was originally built in the 15th century.

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.

Golf Colline Del Gavi is a pet-friendly golf course in Tassarolo, IT. This lovely 18-hole course features holes that meander through forests and over hills, featuring streams and lakes as hazards along the way. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners for a round. Afterwards, find a seat at one of the tables with umbrellas at the club house and sample wine from the region.

This is one of the great dog areas in Milan, very close to the center of the city.

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.