It takes abou 2.5 hours after leaving Venice, we will arrive at Lake Misurina overlooking the rocky peaks of Tre Cime, the symbol of the Dolomites. The Dolomites massif towering northeast of Italy, with 18 peaks over 3000m, such as peaks, rock walls, glaciers and karst grounds, etc. the magnificent landscape created by nature is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
After exploring Lake Misurina, head to Cortina d'Ampezzo, also known as the pearl of the Dolomites, a summer resort for celebrities in the summer and a mecca for alpine skiing in the winter.
Depart from Venice at 8:30, arrive at Venice at 18:00, and decide how long you want to stay in each town.
* It will be enforced only in the summer (May-September).

We will arrive in Verona in about 1.5 hours from Venice, and it is the famous "City of Love" as the stage of Romeo and Juliet. Every year, during Valentine's Day, an event called "Verona in Love" is held to liven up the love of lovers. The arena (amphitheater), which is also a symbol of the town, was built in the 1st century and is huge with a capacity of 22,000 people. It is a precious ancient ruin that remains in almost perfect shape. The outdoor opera festival, held every summer, attracts opera fans from all over the world in this small town.
After that, we will take you to Padua, which is known as the university town. Perhaps the main attraction of this town is the Scrovegni Chapel. Giotto's The Last Judgment is a must-see for art fans. We recommend booking online in advance, even during the off-season. Here in Padua, there is also Europe's oldest botanical garden "Orto Botanico", which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Depart from Venice at 8:30, arrive at Venice at 18:00, and decide how long you want to stay in each town.

We will arrive in Bologna in less than 2 hours from Venice, also known as the "City of Arts" and "City of Gastronomy", "Bolognese" is a specialty dish. Famous for its international trade fairs, it is also Italy's leading business city. In addition, a unique portico arcade called Portico is a specialty of this town. Built by the medieval city planning, Portico has a total length of 38km and is spread all over the town, so you can enjoy shopping without getting wet even on rainy days.
After Bologna, we will take you to Ferrara. The town where the Este family lived in the 13th and 16th centuries, the planned town is considered to be Europe's first modern city. The Renaissance city and the Po Delta were listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1995.
Depart from Venice at 8:30, arrive at Venice at 18:00, and decide how long you want to stay in each town.