Baglioni Hotel Luna

A perfect match combining the beauty and culture of iconic Venice with the spectacular coastlines of Croatia and its majestic scenery. Submerge in the beautiful sights of Venice before travelling across the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea to Croatia, where unique hilltop villages meet lush pine forests and crystal-clear waters, for some well-earned relaxation on the unique Istrian coast.

Enjoying possibly the best Grand Canal location in Venice, this historic hotel boasts cutting edge design with mid-20th century overtones, intelligent technology, St Regis Butlers, sophisticated modern art, superlative restaurant, and stunning gardens.

This iconic Venice hotel is an historical treasure where heritage and culture have blended with renewed Venetian style. The recently restored Gritti Palace has attentive service and offers guests a delectable culinary experience.

Beautifully converted from a stately home overlooking the Grand Canal, Aman Venice fuses the romance and history of this legendary city with the hospitality and service for which this prestigious hotel group is renowned.

One of Venice's most celebrated hotels, Belmond Hotel Cipriani has a commanding position across the Venetian lagoon on the tip of Giudecca island, offering panoramic views across to Piazza San Marco, the lagoon and the islands beyond.

Plunge into the heart of Venice staying at the historic Ca’ di Dio, exuding style, luxury and exclusivity in a unique and privileged position by the water in the Contemporary Art District. Elegant and refined style, internal courtyards and gondola access.

Located in Venice’s Dorsoduro district, Palazzo Experimental is a boutique property overlooking the lagoon towards Giudecca island. Boasting a large garden, Palazzo Experimental offers a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city centre.

With gardens that open directly onto the Grand Canal and just 18 opulently appointed guest rooms, Palazzo Venart is a luxurious Venetian bolthole in this most romantic of Italian cities.

An incredible journey to or from Venice by train, perfect for those who yearn for the golden age of travel. One can never be overdressed with guests encouraged to don their finery as they dine in the Cote d’Azur carriage or unwind in the Champagne Bar.

Located on its own private island and boasting a Michelin-starred restaurant, JW Marriott Venice provides a peaceful and luxurious retreat from the hustle and bustle of Venice, while only 20 minutes from St Mark's Square.

Discover Murano’s glassmaking heritage with a private visit to an exclusive workshop, then stroll Burano’s canals lined with vibrant houses. With your guide, uncover island traditions and take in the charm of this colourful, timeless corner of Venice.

Explore the stunning interior of the iconic Doge's Palace with your private guide and discover the hidden dungeons and secret rooms hiding behind the opulent decoration.

Explore Venice’s unique charm on a private tour with an expert guide. Wander canals and promenades, visit Piazza San Marco and St Mark’s Basilica’s mosaics, then enjoy local delicacies at a historic café—an intimate journey into the city’s vibrant soul.

Visit Valpolicella, an area to the east of Lake Garda, to explore the beautiful region and sample its delicious wines, renowned throughout Italy. Enjoy lunch after a tour of a local winery and take in the fantastic views of Verona and the lake.

Discover Venice's culinary side with a private walking tour of its numerous bacari. These traditional wine bars are typically packed with locals enjoying a glass of wine and delicious bite-sized cicchetti.

Learn about one of Venice's most celebrated traditions - the gondola - with a visit to a boatyard, or squero, where you'll discover how these iconic boats are constructed.

Explore Verona’s UNESCO-listed centre with a private guide. See the Roman Arena, Juliet’s house, and vibrant piazzas, then meet a rare print expert to uncover the city’s history through centuries-old engravings and traditional printing techniques.

To the north of Venice, the island of Murano has long been celebrated for its glassmaking, a tradition which dates back to the 13th century on the island. Explore the charming island and visit one of the glassblowing factories to see the artisans at work.