Get Lost in Veneto’s Wonders: Experiencing Its Cities, Towns and Scenery

Start your day by flying to Verona, the city of love, made famous by Shakespeare as the setting of his play, “Romeo and Juliet.” Upon arrival, you will head to your hotel in the historic city of Castelfranco Veneto, a fairytale-like medieval city boasting an enchanting central square and captivating architecture with Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque influences. To top off your first day, enjoy a delicious welcome dinner that will mark the start of an unforgettable journey.
(Flight Included | Airport Transfer | D)

Begin today with a visit to Vicenza’s Olympic Theater, one of the oldest theaters in Europe, built in 1585. From there, go on to discover the city’s historical center and admire its many monuments and churches.
Next is Padua, where you can visit the Scovegni Chapel, home to some of Italy’s most impressive frescoes. Then head to Prato della Valle, one of Europe’s largest public squares. Finally, end your day at a winery like Cantina La Mincana for lunch and to sample some of Italy’s finest wines.
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This day is all about freedom and exploration. Optionally, you can take a leisurely train ride to Venice. As you approach the city, take in the unique beauty of a city built on 118 small islands connected by more than 400 bridges. Make sure to visit St Mark’s Square for iconic landmarks like St. Mark’s Basilica and Doge’s Palace and enjoy a gondola ride along the canals.
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Today, you’ll explore Verona’s many stunning landmarks, including the balcony from which Juliet supposedly declared her love for Romeo. Then head over to the Verona Arena, a Roman amphitheater built in 30 AD that is still used for concerts and operas today. Afterward, stroll through Piazza delle Erbe, a stunning square that used to be the town’s forum in ancient times but now hosts a colorful market
Next is Isola della Scala, where you’ll learn how to make risotto with a local chef. Then, hop on a cruise around Lake Garda and admire its stunning scenery before heading to Sirmione, where you can visit the impressive 13th-century Scaligeri Castle, among other attractions.
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Start the day in Prosecco, a picturesque wine region with beautiful hills where some of Italy’s finest sparkling wines are produced. Visit a local vineyard and enjoy a unique tasting experience while learning more about how Prosecco is made. Then, stop for lunch in one of the area’s charming restaurants and spend the rest of the afternoon exploring at your leisure.
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Today, you’ll visit Bassano del Grappa, a town located in the foothills of the Alps. Check out the Ponte Vecchio, an iconic bridge designed by Andrea Palladio and built in 1569. Afterward, head to Asolo, known as “The City of a Hundred Horizons,” for its breathtaking views. Finally, visit a grappa distillery and learn more about this spirit that was once considered a humble drink but has become highly sought-after worldwide.
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Begin your day with a visit to Villa Emo, a 16th-century patrician villa designed by Andrea Palladio, who used mathematics to create the perfect structure. Considered one of his most accomplished works due to its harmonious proportions, the estate is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Next, you’ll have a free afternoon to explore Castelfranco Veneto. Admire the stunning frescoes it is famous for, such as famous painter Giorgione’s Madonna with St. Francis and Liberalis fresco from 1504. Finally, enjoy a good-bye dinner and toast to a beautiful Italian adventure.
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Today marks the end of a fantastic journey as you depart from Verona Airport for home. As you reflect on your time here, cherish each moment and enjoy the memories that will last a lifetime.
(Flight Included | Airport Transfer | B)