Everyone loves Venice. In fact, we will be in Venice this September on a Traveling Professor small group tour to Venice. Hotel selection is important in Venice. It needs to be well located. It has to be comfortable. Good service is always a factor when The Traveling Professor books a hotel for his small group tours in Venice. The Traveling Professor has 3 good hotels in Venice for your selection. Join The Traveling Professor on a small group tour to Venice or choose from those provided in today's blog post.
Italy is a beautiful and diversified country. Great food, history, culture, architecture and more. The big problem with Italy is that the crowds have become overwhelming. It's not uncommon to wait for hours to get into the Vatican Museum in Rome or the Accademia to see David in Florence. The streets of Venice are packed with tourists, many from cruise ships. Who wants to go on vacation and be in the press of humanity or wait in line for hours? Listen to The Traveling Professor on how to beat the crowds in Italy.
One of the nice things about Venice is that it is away from it all, with winding unmarked streets, pedestrian traffic only. One of the bad things about Venice is that it is away from it all, with winding sometimes unmarked streets, pedestrian traffic only. There is no taxi or car service within Venice. The Traveling Professor has a lot of experience with his small group tours to Italy and today, he gives his advice on getting to your hotel from the Venice train station or Marco Polo airport.
The Traveling Professor runs several small group tours to Italy each year. We travel to major cities like Rome, Venice, Florence, Sorrento. We also take small group tours to Italy to smaller cities like Padua, Verona, Lucca, Siena, and Vicenza. Italy is not always the easiest place to fly to and fares can be high. In this blog post, The Professor shows you how to save a significant amount of money on your next tour to Italy with cheap airfares.
Whether it be a small group tour to Italy or traveling solo, The Traveling Professor has some hotels in Italy you should know about. Listed today is a luxury hotel in Sorrento, a convenient hotel in Rome, a luxury yet affordable place right in the middle of everything in Florence, and a canal side beauty in Venice. Lastly, I talk about my latest find in Treviso: a beautiful, romantic and roomy B&B that is perfect for a trip to this underrated Italian city.
The Traveling Professor has been going to Venice for about 5 years now and we like to visit about four times a year. Over that time we have developed an itinerary to enjoy over a 3 or 4 day stay. When selecting a hotel and deciding what to see and do, there are some factors to consider. We'll go over those factors and give some choices on where to stay and what to see and do on your tour to Venice.
Let's face it, travel is expensive these days. But we all love going to Italy. The Traveling Professor's small group tours to Italy are probaly the most popular of our tours. There is a way to go to Italy, enjoy it in luxury, without breaking the bank. In fact, if this blog post doesn't save you a ton of money on your next trip to Italy, the next time you go, I will meet you there and buy you the biggest gelato to be found.
Who doesn't love Venice. It is probably the most unique city in the world. I have visited over a dozen times and The Traveling Professor still loves to go back again and again. I do have some tips that will make a trip to Venice a little bit easier and more enjoyable. Read my blog post on how to eat well, where to stay and what to do in unique Venice.
Rome and Florence are beautiful, there is no doubt about it. However, there is a side to Italy that is less touristy, more authentic, filled with natural beauty, architecture, history, culture, and great food. It is also less crowded and more affordable. In May of 2016 The Traveling Professor will offer another small group tour to Italy, this one to Venice and the Veneto region to include Padua, Verona, Vicenza, and Treviso. Read today's blog post to find out more.