Three of Italy's most photogenic stops connected by train, from £529 per person. No flights, no faffing—just rail from Venice to Lake Garda to Milan.
The deal
A rail-based city break covering Venice, Lake Garda, and Milan. You'll travel between each destination by train (the Bernina Red Train gets a mention, though the full itinerary isn't entirely clear from what's provided). Price is £529 per person, though duration, exact dates, and what's included beyond rail travel aren't specified in the brief.
Why we like it
Rail travel beats airports and car hire when you're island-hopping and moving between cities—you arrive in the centre of things. Venice and Lake Garda are both worth 2–3 days minimum, and Milan rounds it out nicely if you want art, fashion, or a proper city pit stop. The Bernina route (if that's part of it) is genuinely scenic.
Catches: the raw details are thin. We don't know how many nights you're staying in each place, whether accommodation is included at that £529 price, or what "board" means here. You'll want to clarify whether it's rail-only or a full package before committing.
How to book
Head to the operator's site for the full itinerary, dates, and what's bundled in. Check whether that £529pp covers just trains or accommodation too—it'll make a big difference to the actual value.
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