A rail journey connecting three of Italy's heavyweights — Venice, Lake Garda, and Milan — for £529 per person. You're travelling by train, which means no airport queues and proper views out the window.
The deal
A multi-city rail tour taking in Venice, Lake Garda, and Milan. The itinerary includes a ride on the Bernina Red Train through to the Swiss Alps. You'll stay in each destination (exact nights not specified in the source material). Price is £529 per person.
Why we like it
Rail travel in Italy actually works — you skip the driving stress and see the landscape properly. Three distinct stops (a lagoon city, a glacial lake, a fashion capital) mean you're not just looping round one place. The Bernina Red Train bit is a proper scenic highlight, threading through mountain passes most tourists miss.
The main catch: the source doesn't specify how many nights you're getting, what meals are included, or whether you're in budget guesthouses or mid-range hotels. You'll need to check those details before committing.
How to book
Head to the operator's site to see the full itinerary, accommodation standards, and what's actually covered in the £529. Confirm dates and book direct — that's where you'll find the granular details about train times, hotel locations, and whether breakfast or other meals are included.
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