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Germany, Austria and Italy via the Brenner Pass
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19 Oct 2025 - 02 Nov 2025
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Journey at a glancePlaces you’ll journey through
London
Munich
2 nights
Innsbruck
2 nights
Bolzano
2 nights
Verona
2 nights
Venice
2 nights
Milan
2 nights
Basel
2 nights
London
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Munich

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Schwan Locke
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Recommendations
- Stroll through Munich’s Englischer Garten, with its meadows, mature trees, and food court. Don’t miss the surfers negotiating the Eisbach wave, created by a unique kink in the riverbed.
- Spend hours at the Pinakothek der Moderne, home to masterpieces by modern art giants like Kandinsky, Picasso, Ernst, and Miró. Its permanent collection spans the most iconic art movements of the era.
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Innsbruck

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Hotel Innsbruck
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- Spend some time at one of Innsbruck's most imposing features: the Schloss Ambras. The armouries and the Habsburg gallery are highlights.
- Take a ride on the Nordkette cable car for some absolutely stunning views. There's a hiking trail for those who want to be active at the summit, and a lovely restaurant for those who don't!
- Spend an afternoon at the Alpenzoo, a beautifully-landscaped zoo featuring an array of flora and fauna native to the Alps.
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Bolzano

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Stadt Hotel Città
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- Delve into history at the South Tyrol Archeological Museum and discover the fascinating story of Ötzi, the 5,300-year-old mummy found in the nearby Ötztal Alps. Learn about the Neolithic era and gain insights into the region's ancient past.
- Take a scenic cable car ride up to Renon/Ritten Mountain, offering panoramic views of Bolzano and the surrounding Dolomite Mountains. Enjoy hiking or cycling along the well-marked trails, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and immerse yourself nature.

Verona

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Il Relais dell'Abbazia
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Recommendations
- Take the funicular railway up the hill to Castel San Pietro to marvel at the stunning views of the city – a fab spot for an evening drink.
- Make a day trip to the village of Soave, surrounded by vineyards and best known for its dry white wine. Visit on the first Sunday of the month to experience the antique market. Also be sure to visit the 13th-century Castello Scaligero di Soave, an impressive medieval castle open for public tours.
- Hit the water on a white water rafting trip down the Adige River.

Venice

Where you could stay2 nights
Pensione Accademia - Villa Maravege
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Recommendations
- Cruise along the Grand Canal, the wide stretch of water that winds through the centre of Venice from the train station to San Marco. The vaporetto water bus is the best way to travel around the city.
- The Bridge of Sighs, part of the Doge Palace's prison, was named for prisoners’ sighs as they crossed to their cells. Locals often heard them through the passage, giving it the name Ponte dei Sospiri.
- Visit the island of San Francesco, which is home to a peaceful monastery. The beautiful gardens and Medieval cloisters are a lovely spot for an afternoon walk.

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Milan

Where you could stay2 nights
Hotel Bristol - Milan
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- Da Vinci's The Last Supper is a Milan highlight, still in its original spot on the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent wall. Book ahead to see this iconic masterpiece at Museo del Cenacolo Vinciano.
- Marvel at the views from the rooftop of Milan’s Duomo, Italy’s largest church. This iconic Gothic masterpiece, built over centuries in a mix of grand styles, is a must-see for its intricate detail.
- Spend an evening at the Teatro alla Scala – better known as La Scala. One of the world's most iconic theatres, the Neoclassical building provides a suitably graceful setting for opera and ballet performances.

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Basel

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Aparthotel Adagio Basel City
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Recommendations
Basel's cathedral is a wonderful place to enjoy a moment of peace and quiet. It was built between 1019 and 1500 in late Romanesque and Gothic styles and the interior is full of curious architectural details. Afterwards, head to the Pfalz viewpoint behind the Minster for fantastic views across the Rhine to the old town.
Head to the old port for a sunset drink. The repurposed area is now home to a vibrant, alternative scene with bars and clubs. We recommend Gannet, an old fireboat turned restaurant and bar and branded as the 'culture ship'.
- Basel's old town offers pretty streets, markets, and a decorated town hall. The must-see Basel Cathedral blends late Romanesque and Gothic styles. Don’t miss the Rhine views from the Pfalz viewpoint!

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