Veneto Holidays

Veneto is a north-east region in Italy that borders the Dolomite Mountain range and the Adriatic Sea. Home to some of the best-known cities in northern Italy, including Venice and Verona, this diverse region offers plenty for visitors. The water-logged city of Venice is its most visited destination, where days can be spent wandering along the canals and sipping coffee in the cafes. The quieter city of Verona is perfect for a romantic escape to see the place that inspired the world’s greatest love story – Romeo and Juliet. You can also go off the beaten track and visit towns like Padua. Under an hour away from Venice, it offers plenty of culture and is a town rich in history.

Veneto also stretches to the eastern shores of Lake Garda, where some of its most popular resorts are located. Bardolino is known for its vineyards and popular wine festivals. The beautiful resorts of Garda, Malcesine and Peschiera del Garda are also great bases from which to explore the vast lake.

Destinations in Veneto

Venice

Holidays to Venice have an unforgettable appeal. With beautiful historic buildings, traditional gondolas to transport you around the waterways and a romantic ambience to warm every heart, this really is a special place

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Verona

Holidays in Verona take you to a city steeped in culture. Galleries, opera and Romanesque and Gothic architecture make this the perfect destination for art and history buffs.

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Veneto Multi Centre Holidays

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Venice and Lake Garda

11 day suggested trip

At a glance

Immerse yourself in the history and culture that surrounds Italy’s largest lake
Take a cable car ride for the best views over Lake Garda
Take a gondola trip on Venice’s Grand Canal
Visit Venice’s historic palaces and beautiful piazzas

From £1265 per person

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Verona and Lake Garda

8 day suggested trip

At a glance

Spend two nights in the birthplace of Shakesphere’s Romeo and Juliet, Verona
Relax on the shores of Italy’s largest lake
Day trips to Sirmione and Malcesine

From £825 per person

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Handpicked hotels in Veneto

Discover the real Veneto while staying in one of our carefully selected hotels

Hotel Savoia and Jolanda

Italian Cities, Venice

Beautiful waterfront location overlooking the Venetian lagoon
Within walking distance of the Bridge of Sighs and St Mark's Square

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Hotel Londra Palace

Italian Cities, Venice

Stunning location overlooking the lagoon
Ideal base for exploring the city's main attractions
Favourite with Citalia guests
Boutique hotel offering excellent service

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Ca Sagredo

Italian Cities, Venice

Set on the north bank of the Grand Canal in Venice
Dine al fresco in the rustic L’Alcova Restaurant
Try the cookery class and tour by the hotel chef

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Hotel Bel Sito

Italian Cities, Venice

Short walk from St. Mark's Square and the Grand Canal
Great value for money

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Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal

Italian Cities, Venice

Stunning views over the Grand Canal
Explore the city’s famous attractions from the hotel’s prime location

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Cipriani, A Belmond Hotel, Venice

Italian Cities, Venice

Magnificent views over the lagoon and St. Mark's Basin
Private launch to St. Mark's Square

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Flight Information

Flying is the quickest and easiest way to get to Italy from the UK and there are plenty of direct flights available to most airports within Italy. The biggest choice of flights are available from London and Manchester but you'll also be able to fly to certain destinations from regional airports. Flights take from 2 to 4 hours depending on where you fly from/to.

Visa Information

At the current time, British citizens do not require a visa to visit Italy.

Tipping

You don’t have to leave a tip in Italy – most Italians don’t tip for restaurant meals, bar drinks, taxi rides or hair and beauty treatments. However if you do leave a tip, you might receive quicker service.

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Veneto Specialities Rice is the preferred ingredient to pasta in the region of Veneto used primarily in risotto, along with polenta which is often served as a side dish. Visitors that want their pasta fix need not fear, a particular speciality is Cassunziei; this delicious pasta is stuffed with vegetables and ricotta, served with melted butter and topped with grated cheese.

Veneto Specialities Fresh seafood is also frequently featured on menu's including dishes containing prawns, crab, clams, mussels and octopus to name a few varieties. A popular option to try is Fritto misto, a mixture of various fish, prawn and squid that has been fried in olive oil and served with a side of polenta.

Veneto Specialities This region is also celebrated for its production of quality wines, some of the most well-known exports include the fruity red Bardolino, and the dry white Suave. The region is also responsible for producing the increasingly popular Prosecco.

Veneto Holidays

Veneto Multi Centre Holidays

Venice and Lake Garda

Verona and Lake Garda

Hotel Savoia and Jolanda

Hotel Londra Palace

Ca Sagredo

Hotel Bel Sito

Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal

Cipriani, A Belmond Hotel, Venice

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