Venezia from Lake Garda

Spend the day in one of the world’s most romantic cities on a full-day tour to Venice from Lake Garda. Transfer across the Veneto by air-conditioned bus, and then hop on a private boat to the heart of the city. Find your pick-up point choosing by differents available all around the Lake Garda; during the transfer to Venice a short coffee break could be done. The estimated time of arrival in Venice is 12:30. Upon arrival, hop on a private boat and cross the "Giudecca Canal" to St. Mark's Square. During the travel you will be able to admire the beautiful architecture and city planning with its house whose bases are completely in water. Once arrived in the center of Venice, you will see many of the city’s most famous landmarks, such as St. Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sights, and the Campanile. After a fisrt impression of this awesome city, some free time is given to you for have an unforgettable moment in this city. Learn more about the Republic of Venice and how it came to dominate both the east and the west as the “Queen of the Adriatic.” Universally considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world, the city is built on a group of 117 small islands that are separated by canals. The centralsestiere (district) is awash with beautiful squares and crumbling mansions, along with ancient churches, ateliers and bridges. During the afternoon you will have time to walk in the city center, or have a gondola ride. The gondola is, without doubt, the symbol of Venice. It is unique because of its special features: 280 parts from 8 different types of wood fit together to create an 11-metre boat weighing more than 600 kg. A single gondoliere at the stern rows the boat. Always with the tour escort, you will pass the "shopping Street" and you will reach the Rialto Bridge for have an eyes nightly pleasure. The water will make a mirror effect and the surrounding lighting creates an indescribable atmosphere. To end the excursion, we will return to the bus parking by private motorboat along the "Giudecca Canal"; the perfect way to say goodbye to the "Queen of the Adriatic", better known as Venice.