Holiday Brief

• Venice Built on the group of 118 islands in the Adriatic Sea, Venice is the capital of Northern Italy’s Veneto region. Known as the city of canals or the floating city, Venice is famous for the historic St. Mark’s Basilica, Doge’s palace, Gondola rides & Rialto Bridge. Lavish palaces, the Grand Canal, gondolas, Casanova, and Carnival are just a few of the things that define this endlessly romantic place. Venice is also renowned for its unique seafood dishes and specialties reflecting its maritime history and culinary traditions. Venice is a vibrant cultural hub, known for its art, including the world-famous Venice Biennale, Murano glassware, and intricate lacework from the island of Burano.

  Lake Garda The Largest lake in Italy, Lake Garda, is known for its crystal clear water. At the south end, the town of Sirmione is dominated by the Rocca Scaligera, a fortress with harbor views. With brightly colored towns, castles and Roman ruins, beaches and vineyards, amusement parks and historical sites, there is plenty here to keep you busy for days. As well as being a family-friendly destination, Sirmione offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury, making it one of the best places to stay in Lake Garda. This picturesque town is famous for its upscale resorts and renowned thermal spas, where you can relax and rejuvenate in style.