Venice is a city with no cars, built on more than a hundred small islands. You get around on foot and by boat, past palaces on the Grand Canal and into quiet squares most visitors never find. Our Venice vacation packages plan the famous sights for the quiet hours, so you see the city at its best.
Many of our trips to Venice also include Florence, Milan and Rome, and some continue to the Greek islands. You will find all of them below, including Italy honeymoon packages.
Every itinerary can change to fit your dates, budget and pace. Browse all our Italy vacation packages.
















Florence Vacation Packages Florence packs more Renaissance art into a few streets than most countries have in total. Michelangelo's David, the Uffizi and Brunelleschi's dome are all within a short walk, and the Tuscan hills start just outside town. Our…
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Milan Vacation Packages Milan is Italy's capital of fashion and design, with one of the greatest Gothic cathedrals in Europe at its heart. It is also the easiest gateway to the Italian lakes. Our Milan vacation packages pair the city…
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Rome Vacation Packages Rome is a city you walk through layer by layer. A Roman temple sits next to a Baroque church, and a two-thousand-year-old forum is a short walk from your morning espresso. Our Rome vacation packages give you…
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Athens Vacation Packages Athens is where most trips to Greece begin, and it deserves more than a night on the way to the islands. The Acropolis rises above the city center, the old neighborhoods are made for walking, and dinner…
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Verona Vacation Packages Verona is a small, romantic city between Venice and Lake Garda. It has a Roman arena that still hosts opera, a medieval center and the balcony that is said to belong to Juliet. Our Verona vacation packages…
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Mykonos Vacation Packages Mykonos is the most glamorous island in Greece. White houses spill down to the sea in Little Venice, windmills line the hill above town, and the beaches range from quiet coves to famous beach clubs. Our Mykonos…
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See the golden mosaics inside, ideally with an early or after-hours entry.

Walk through the rooms of the old rulers of Venice and across the Bridge of Sighs.

Glide through the small canals, away from the busiest stretches.

See the morning fish and produce stalls, then cross the Rialto Bridge.

Watch glassblowers on Murano, then walk among the painted houses of Burano.

Snack on small plates and a glass of wine in the local bacari, the Venetian way.

Take a boat along the main waterway, past more than a hundred palaces.

Visit the Peggy Guggenheim Collection and walk the waterfront at sunset.
Spring (April to June): Mild weather and long evenings. Busy, but our timing keeps you ahead of the day-trip crowds.
Summer (July and August): Hot and humid, with the most visitors. Mornings and evenings are the best time to walk.
Autumn (September and October): Warm days and calmer streets. A very good time for Venice and the lagoon islands.
Winter (November to March): Misty, quiet and romantic, with Carnival in February. High tides can flood parts of the city in late autumn and winter.
Staying overnight in Venice is the best part of the trip, because the city empties out in the evening.

Ego Boutique Hotel: A stylish boutique retreat in the heart of Venice, combining intimate elegance, contemporary design, and a prime location for discovering the city’s timeless canals, palaces, and hidden corners.
Our packages that include Venice start at around €3,000 per person. The price depends on the season, your hotels, how much private guiding you want and whether you add Florence, Rome or Greece. International flights are extra, and you see an itemized price before you commit.
Two to three nights suits most travelers. That gives you time for St. Mark’s and the Doge’s Palace, a morning at the Rialto, and an afternoon on Burano and Murano. Staying overnight matters more than staying long, because the evenings are when Venice is at its best.
By water. There are no cars in Venice, so we arrange a water taxi or a porter to take you and your bags to the hotel. Inside the city you walk and use the vaporetto, the public water bus, for longer distances.



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