4 nt Rome & Venice Stay, Train Transfer & Flights
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A four-night break taking in the stunning sights of Rome and Venice, with breakfast.
Forget sleek minimalism and modern design, this two-part escape is about classicism, antique opulence and centuries-proven Italian style. With accommodation at two hotels, you’ll spend four nights exploring (by pastel-coloured Vespa, perhaps) some of Europe's most breath-taking relics and heirlooms.
Location
The hotel is situated in a residential area of Rome, called Montesacro, 20 minutes from the city centre. It is well connected by public transport.5 kms to city centre
Guest Rooms
Rooms are medium in size, furnished in a good style with wooden furniture and white walls and decorated with pictures. All rooms are equipped with modern comforts, and most of them also have balconies, there is air conditioning, Satelite TV, mini Bar and Hairdryer
Valid for double occupancy only.
There is no charge for payments made with Debit Cards.
All holidays shown are subject to availability.
Luggage optional extra
Day 1 Rome
Fly from UK to Rome and stay overnight.
With an abundance of whimsical piazzas and significant historical sites practically on your doorstep, when in Rome we recommend packing your selfie stick and your camera, and doing as the Romans do! Whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned visitor, there's always something new to see and do! Not least, the world famous Colosseum - perhaps the definitive symbol of Rome's fascinating culture and history - taking a tour and walking in the shadows of the brave gladiators is simply a must-do. Relive the Renaissance by opting for a tour of the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican, the world’s smallest state with an abundance of stunning artwork. Also drop by the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, the 2000 year old Egyptian Pyramid of Cestius and for some luck, the Trevi Fountain. Once you’ve seen the sights, if you’re a foodie you’ll want to try the unbeatable local street food – opt for one of the lively restaurants selling local delicacies from potent pasta plates to tasty tiramisus, a great way to get a taste of the city! Fantastico!
Day 2 Rome
Continue exploring Rome and stay overnight.
Tour
Choose to include a Skip-The-Queue Colosseum and Ancient Walking Tour for £41pp.
Day 3 Venice
Train to Venice and stay overnight.
Venice hardly needs an introduction. Whether you've visited before or have never been, there's always something new to see and do, with sights such as Rialto Bridge and San Marco Square not to be missed. For many though, the charm of the city can be found even in the smallest things as a wander through the winding cobbled streets offers a vision of the real Venice, complete with its wonderful artisanal shops and delicatessens. The city is also a dream for cultural buffs, with a seemingly endless supply of fascinating museums and refined art galleries dotted all over, including the breath-taking Gallerie dell'Accademia! Of course, when in Venice, top of anyone's to-do list is a gondola ride through the mesmerising labyrinth of canals that divides the unique city; we recommend opting for a serenaded experience to gain those extra brownie points with your loved one. Indulging on homemade gelato, watching the world go by from alfresco cafes and relishing in the city’s history is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what you can look forward to…
Dat 4 Venice
Continue exploring Venice and stay overnight.
Tour
Choose to include a Murano, Burano and Torcello Half-Day Sightseeing Tour for £18pp.
Day 5 Return
Fly from Venice to UK.
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A four-night break taking in the stunning sights of Rome and Venice, with breakfast.
Forget sleek minimalism and modern design, this two-part escape is about classicism, antique opulence and centuries-proven Italian style. With accommodation at two hotels, you’ll spend four nights exploring (by pastel-coloured Vespa, perhaps) some of Europe's most breath-taking relics and heirlooms.
Location
The hotel is located in Via Martiri della Libertà, a main traffic artery north of Venice Mestre. The fast connections with the A4 Padua-Venice-Trieste highway and Mestre ring road make getting to Venice, Treviso (Canova)and the airport (Marco Polo) very easily. Furthermore, the main malls in Terraglio, where you will find Mediaworld, Auchan, Brico etc., and the new Mestre hospital, Virgin Active gym with pool and Ca? Noghera casino are all nearby.
8 kms to city centre
5 kms to the airport (marco polo international airport)
20 kms to the airport (treviso airport)
6 km to the nearest station (venice-mestre)
2 minute walk to the nearest bus stop
Room Type Standard Twin or Double
The 89 spacious rooms at the Smart Hotel Holiday in Venice Mestre combine modern design, practicality and all the amenities you could want plus useful 4-star services like wi-fi and LCD satellite TV.LCD. Special attention is also afforded to children, who, between the ages of 0 and 3, stay free, in a free crib upon request.
Dining
The restaurant serves excellent Italian and international cuisine. Breakfast is a generous buffet served from 07:00 until 10:00.
Valid for double occupancy only.
There is no charge for payments made with Debit Cards.
All holidays shown are subject to availability.
Luggage optional extra
Day 1 Rome
Fly from UK to Rome and stay overnight.
With an abundance of whimsical piazzas and significant historical sites practically on your doorstep, when in Rome we recommend packing your selfie stick and your camera, and doing as the Romans do! Whether you're a newcomer or a seasoned visitor, there's always something new to see and do! Not least, the world famous Colosseum - perhaps the definitive symbol of Rome's fascinating culture and history - taking a tour and walking in the shadows of the brave gladiators is simply a must-do. Relive the Renaissance by opting for a tour of the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican, the world’s smallest state with an abundance of stunning artwork. Also drop by the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps, the 2000 year old Egyptian Pyramid of Cestius and for some luck, the Trevi Fountain. Once you’ve seen the sights, if you’re a foodie you’ll want to try the unbeatable local street food – opt for one of the lively restaurants selling local delicacies from potent pasta plates to tasty tiramisus, a great way to get a taste of the city! Fantastico!
Day 2 Rome
Continue exploring Rome and stay overnight.
Tour
Choose to include a Skip-The-Queue Colosseum and Ancient Walking Tour for £41pp.
Day 3 Venice
Train to Venice and stay overnight.
Venice hardly needs an introduction. Whether you've visited before or have never been, there's always something new to see and do, with sights such as Rialto Bridge and San Marco Square not to be missed. For many though, the charm of the city can be found even in the smallest things as a wander through the winding cobbled streets offers a vision of the real Venice, complete with its wonderful artisanal shops and delicatessens. The city is also a dream for cultural buffs, with a seemingly endless supply of fascinating museums and refined art galleries dotted all over, including the breath-taking Gallerie dell'Accademia! Of course, when in Venice, top of anyone's to-do list is a gondola ride through the mesmerising labyrinth of canals that divides the unique city; we recommend opting for a serenaded experience to gain those extra brownie points with your loved one. Indulging on homemade gelato, watching the world go by from alfresco cafes and relishing in the city’s history is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what you can look forward to…
Dat 4 Venice
Continue exploring Venice and stay overnight.
Tour
Choose to include a Murano, Burano and Torcello Half-Day Sightseeing Tour for £18pp.
Day 5 Return
Fly from Venice to UK.
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