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Venedig Pur Mit Den Inseln Murano, Burano & Torcello Venedig pur mit den Inseln Murano, Burano & Torcello Leistungen: - 4 Tage - Busfahrt - 3x Übernachtung/Halbpension im 4-Sterne Hotel Le Eine perfekte Italien Kombination. Sie wohnen am Strand von Sottomarina und Tegnue in Sottomarina, alle Zimmer mit Dusche/WC - Abendessen mit Gemüsebuffet erkunden Venedig und deren Lagune, die weltweit für Ihre Schönheit gefeiert wird. - Ganztagesausflug nach Venedig inkl. Schifffahrt Venedig - Stadt der schwarzen Gondeln, der Tauben auf dem Markusplatz, der ab/bis Tronchetto Maler am Kanalufer, der prächtigen Palazzi, der Hochzeitsreisenden auf dem - Halbtägige Stadtführung Venedig Canale Grande und der alten Meister Tintoretto, Tizian und Veronese - Sie erleben - Kopfhörer während der Führung - Ausflug zu den Inseln der Lagune inkl. Schifffahrt eine unvergleichliche Stadt mit vielen Geheimnissen. Im Gegensatz dazu findet und Reiseleitung man in der Lagune eine wunderbare Welt vor und lässt sich von den Inseln Murano, - Italienische Bettensteuer Burano und Torcello verzaubern. - Reiserücktrittskostenversicherung Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) zubuchbare Optionen / Ermäßigungen: Einzelzimmerzuschlag 75 € Bus-Versicherung 12 € Klimafreundliches Reisen 2 € Covid-19 Ergänzungsversicherung 13 € Preis: 1.Tag Anreise nach Sottomarina. Ihr Hotel liegt direkt am Strand. So können Sie die angenehmen 30.09.2021 - 03.10.2021 - 4-Sterne Hotel Le Tegnue in Sonnenstrahlen bei einem ersten Strandspaziergang Sottomarina genießen. Auf der „anderen Seite“ des Badeortes liegt Reisepreis 449 € Chioggia, auch Klein-Venedig genannt. In den engen Gassen der Altstadt herrscht reges Treiben und bunte Fischerboote liegen in den Kanälen. 2.Tag Die Königin der Seen, die ehemalige „Serenissima Repubblica“, erwartet Sie mit ihrem unvergesslichen Zauber. Die antike Atmosphäre von Luxus und Reichtum, als die mächtigen Dogen hier wohnten, können Sie noch am Markusplatz erspüren, in der Basilika atmen und auf der Seufzerbrücke fühlen. Nach einem ausführlichen Stadtrundgang mit Ihrer Reiseleitung haben Sie Zeit für eigene Unternehmungen. Vielleicht haben Sie Lust, die unbekannten Ecken Venedigs zu entdecken. Oder Sie genießen einen Cappuccino auf dem Markusplatz, der als einer der schönsten Plätze der Welt gilt und gesäumt wird von prunkvollen Bauten, vornehmen Arkadengängen und eleganten Geschäften. 3.Tag Sie besteigen in Sottomarina ein Schiff und beginnen eine Kreuzfahrt durch die zauberhafte Welt Venedigs und seiner Lagune. Auf Burano fühlt man sich in eine andere Welt versetzt, in ein ländliches Fischerdorf des 19. Jhd. Die bunten Häuser leuchten in vielen unterschiedlichen Farben und aus der Ferne erkennt man schon den „schiefen“ Turm von Burano. Bekannt wurde die Insel vor allem durch die Spitzenstickerei. Murano hingegen ist weltberühmt für seine Glasbläserkunst und das fast unbewohnte Torcello ist das Zentrum der frühesten Kultur in der Lagune. 4.Tag Nach dem Frühstück fahren Sie weiter zum Gardasee. Sie haben dort noch Zeit zur freien Verfügung. Bummeln Sie durch kleine Gassen und schlendern Sie am Hafen entlang. Anschließend direkte Heimreise..
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