Venice & the Veneto · WINTER ACTIVITIES
The 3 best winter activities you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Venice pass with a walking tour, Grand Canal audio guide, priority entry, VR galleries, museums, and optional vaporetto travel.
“The guide provided us with a lot of detailed information that made our visit to the Doge's Palace worthwhile.”
Review of a private 10-hour Dolomites tour from Venice, with Cortina, Tre Cime, Lake Braies, San Candido, and optional mountain lifts.
“Both days were fabulous and welll organized. Driving through the Dolomites was spectacular, especially since it had snowed hard the day before. Apart from the scenery, sights like the Olympic ski slope, a huge dam, etc. I especially enjoyed seeing the places where Titian lived and worked. Dinner at a lovely restaurant with fellow travelers was a lot of fun. The guide, obviously very new at the job, was very friendly and personable. My advice for those choosing to take the tour this time of year is to dress very warmly even if Venice does not warrant it. Despite the pouring rain the next day, the aqua alta with the…”
Review of Cortina’s private winter hike and sled ride, with snowshoes, mountain views, hotel pickup, route choices, costs, and practical tips.
“Our tour guide Guedo was exceptional! We had a great time, he was fun, he adjusted our route when it was clear that the route we were on was too busy to be any fun. He took us to a great place for a well deserved lunch and even picked us up/dropped us off taking with plenty of time to take sunset pictures! Beautiful day, beautiful hike.”
Pick a canal, a counter or a hillside.
