Three of Italy's finest spots—Venice, Lake Garda, and Milan—connected by rail from £529 per person. Skip the car rental headache and let the trains do the work.
The deal
A rail-based tour hitting three UNESCO-worthy destinations across northern Italy. Train travel is included; you're not driving yourself around. The itinerary links Venice's canals, Lake Garda's Alpine scenery, and Milan's culture and design. Price starts from £529 per person (exact duration and board arrangements not specified in the source—check with the operator for full details).
Why we like it
No hire car means no Italian motorway tolls, no battling Milan traffic, and no hunting for parking in Venice (which doesn't have roads anyway). Train travel between these three cities is straightforward and frequent, so you're not locked into a rigid schedule. Lake Garda is a genuinely pleasant break from the city grind—mountains, lakeside towns, the lot.
That said, you'll want to confirm what's actually included: accommodation, meals, guided tours, or just the train pass and a suggested route. The price point suggests it's not all-inclusive luxury, so budget extra for hotels and food.
How to book
Contact The Boarding Pass Club directly for the full itinerary, dates, and what's covered. They'll sort the rail logistics so you don't have to decode Trenitalia's website at midnight.
📍 Explore Venice
Use the map to scope out neighbourhoods, transport links and walking distance to the highlights.
🎟️ Things to do in Venice
Skip-the-line tickets, guided tours, day-trips.
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