We love —
- Moving from the timeless elegance of Venice to the striking landscapes of the Dolomites, with your included car hire.
- Exploring beyond the iconic landmarks to discover quiet neighbourhoods, artisan spots and authentic Venetian moments.
- Embracing the beauty of alpine peaks, crystal-clear lakes and panoramic trails, with endless opportunities for hiking, cycling or simply unwinding in nature.
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This journey brings together two contrasting yet perfectly complementary sides of Italy: the cultural enchantment of Venice, with its Renaissance palaces, romantic canals and centuries-old artistic heritage, and the natural splendour of the Dolomites, where dramatic peaks, cosy mountain refuges and an authentic alpine atmosphere await.
Welcome to Italy —
Begin your journey in Venice, where canals, historic palaces and timeless elegance define the atmosphere of the Serenissima. Staying at the Move Hotel Venezia Nord, enjoy easy access to the city’s iconic landmarks while retreating to a calm and comfortable setting.
If choosing this combined escape, continue towards the Dolomites with your included car hire, where a completely different landscape unfolds. At the TH Cadore Hotel Antelao, discover a world of alpine panoramas, charming villages and dramatic peaks, offering a refreshing contrast to the cultural richness of Venice.
Choose the length of your stay:
5 nights: 2 nights in Venice + 3 nights in the Dolomites
7 nights: 3 nights in Venice + 4 nights in the Dolomites
9 nights: 4 nights in Venice + 5 nights in the Dolomites
Your suggested 9-night itinerary:
Day 1: Arrival in Venice
Arrive at Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) and make your way to your hotel. For a first immersion, head towards the Accademia Bridge in the late afternoon to admire the Grand Canal bathed in golden light.
In the evening, enjoy dinner in the Dorsoduro district, known for its more authentic and relaxed atmosphere.
Day 2: Venice, the heart of the Serenissima
Begin your day at St Mark’s Basilica, best visited early to enjoy its treasures in a quieter setting. Continue to the Doge’s Palace, a symbol of the city’s grandeur.
At lunchtime, stop in a traditional bacaro to sample local cicchetti. In the afternoon, discover the unique Libreria Acqua Alta, then explore lesser-known spots such as Madonna dell’Orto or the Chiodo Bridge.
End the day with a panoramic view before enjoying a spritz in a lively square.
Day 3: Authentic and artistic Venice
Explore the district of Cannaregio and its historic Jewish Ghetto, where quieter streets reveal a more intimate side of the city.
Continue your walk through peaceful neighbourhoods, discovering small churches and hidden courtyards. Later, cross over to San Giorgio Maggiore for one of the most beautiful views over the lagoon.
Day 4: Venetian islands
Dedicate the day to exploring Torcello, one of the oldest islands in the lagoon, known for its peaceful atmosphere and Byzantine mosaics.
Back in Venice, take part in a traditional mask decoration workshop or enjoy an evening of baroque music in an elegant setting.
Day 5: Venice, Burano → Cortina d’Ampezzo
If time allows, visit Burano, famous for its colourful houses and authentic charm.
Then drive towards Cortina d’Ampezzo, with a recommended stop at Lago di Santa Croce. Upon arrival, settle into your hotel and enjoy a first evening in the Dolomites, perhaps with a local dinner
Day 6: The Dolomites’ iconic landscapes
Take the Freccia nel Cielo cable car for panoramic views over the peaks, where you may witness the Enrosadira phenomenon at sunrise or sunset.
Continue to the Cinque Torri and their open-air museum, or explore the Lagazuoi tunnels for a more adventurous experience.
Day 7: Alpine valleys and natural beauty
Head towards Lake Misurina, with the majestic Tre Cime di Lavaredo in the background.
Spend the afternoon exploring the Dolomiti d’Ampezzo Natural Park, where wildlife and untouched landscapes create a sense of quiet immersion.
Day 8: Peaks and traditions
Reach the Lagazuoi Refuge, set at 2,752 metres, offering breathtaking views over the surrounding mountains.
In the afternoon, discover another side of Cortina, between cultural heritage and alpine traditions, before enjoying a refined dinner in a traditional setting.
Day 9: Leisure day in Cortina
Enjoy a day at leisure in Cortina d’Ampezzo. In summer, take advantage of hiking, cycling or climbing, while winter offers skiing and snow activities.
Alternatively, relax at the spa or explore the town’s boutiques and local markets.
Day 10: Departure
Depending on your flight schedule, enjoy a final morning before returning to Venice Airport (VCE) for departure.
This itinerary is suggested. Activities are not included unless otherwise stated and may be adjusted depending on your preferences and travel conditions.
Shorter stays will follow a similar structure, with fewer nights in Venice and the Dolomites.
Move Hotels Venezia Nord —
Located in Mogliano Veneto, just a short drive from the historic centre of Venice, the Move Hotels Venezia Nord offers a contemporary and comfortable base for exploring the region.
With its clean design, modern lines and welcoming atmosphere, the hotel combines functionality and understated elegance, creating a relaxed setting to unwind after a day in the Serenissima. Thoughtfully designed spaces and light-filled interiors enhance the overall sense of ease throughout your stay.
Please note that your hotels may be located inside or outside cities and towns. You may park your car inside or outside the hotels (subject to availability). Additional charges may apply on-site.
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Classic Room.
Classic Room (26 m²)
Designed with a contemporary and minimalist aesthetic, the Classic Room offers a calm and comfortable retreat. Filled with natural light thanks to its large windows, it creates a bright and welcoming atmosphere throughout the day.
Featuring a king-size bed and thoughtfully arranged interiors, it combines comfort and functionality with ease, an inviting space to unwind after a day exploring Venice.
Your dining choices
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
The hotel’s restaurant celebrates Italian cuisine and local flavours, offering a relaxed and welcoming setting to enjoy carefully prepared dishes inspired by the region. Throughout the day, the bar and lounge areas provide a comfortable space to pause, whether for a coffee, a light snack or a cocktail in the evening, extending the experience with simple and convivial moments.
Upgrade to half board
Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.)
Your time
Just for you:
- 1 x daily shuttle transfer to Venice city centre per person
- Shared gondola ride included
Whether returning from a day in Venice or enjoying a quieter moment at the hotel, a range of facilities are available to help you unwind. During the warmer months, the outdoor pool provides a refreshing break, while the garden and terraces offer a pleasant setting to relax in the open air.
For those looking to stay active, a 24-hour fitness centre is available, alongside a wellness area featuring a sauna and hammam, ideal for recharging at your own pace.
Car hire: —
Discover Italy at your own pace with a car hire included for the entire duration of your stay.
Your included excursions —
Shared gondola ride
Discover Venice as only the Venetians of old could: aboard an elegant gondola gliding gently along the secret canals of La Serenissima.
TH Cadore Hotel Antelao —
Set in the heart of the Cadore Valley, the TH Cadore Hotel Antelao 4* offers a peaceful alpine retreat where the dramatic peaks of the Dolomites frame every moment. Designed with a balance of natural materials and contemporary simplicity, the hotel reflects a refined mountain aesthetic, where warm wood tones and clean lines create a calm and inviting atmosphere.
Here, the surrounding landscape becomes part of the experience. With sweeping views over the UNESCO-listed Dolomite mountains, the hotel offers a setting that encourages both exploration and quiet contemplation, a place where comfort and nature exist in perfect harmony.
Please note that your hotels may be located inside or outside cities and towns. You may park your car inside or outside the hotels (subject to availability). Additional charges may apply on-site.
Your room —
Enjoy a stay in a Classic Room or a Junior Suite.
Classic Room (21 m²)
Designed as a soothing alpine retreat, the Classic Room blends understated mountain style with modern comfort. Warm wooden tones, soft natural light and clean lines create a calm and inviting atmosphere from the moment you arrive.
Junior Suite (21 m²)
The Junior Suite offers a more spacious and refined alpine experience, where comfort meets a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. Natural materials, soft textures and generous openings create a warm yet elegant setting.
From the balcony or cosy seating area, take in sweeping views over the Dolomite peaks, where shifting light and mountain silence set the tone for truly relaxing moments, an ideal retreat for those seeking both space and scenery.
Your dining choices
This is a bed and breakfast stay.
Dining at the hotel is rooted in the flavours of the Veneto region, offering a simple yet authentic mountain experience. Each morning begins in the bright Monte Pelmo dining room, where a continental breakfast is served with panoramic views over the surrounding peaks. In the evening, the restaurant presents a menu inspired by local ingredients and alpine traditions, celebrating the richness of the region in a warm and welcoming setting, a natural extension of the mountain experience.
Your time
Just for you:
- 1 x spa access per person, per stay
- 10% discount on spa treatments per room, per stay
Ideally located for discovering the region, the hotel opens directly onto one of the most scenic cycling routes in Europe, linking Calalzo to Dobbiaco. From here, set out to explore iconic sites such as Lake Misurina, the Marmolada or the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, all within easy reach.
Back at the hotel, unwind in the wellness area, featuring a hot tub, sauna and Turkish bath, a soothing contrast after a day spent outdoors. Whether hiking, cycling or simply taking in the views, each day offers a balance between activity and relaxation in the heart of the mountains.
Your optional excursions —
Sunset hike at Tre Cime di Lavaredo (13 June - 10 October, from age 10)
Meet your guide at Lake Misurina before travelling together by vehicle to Rifugio Auronzo. From there, set off on a scenic 45-minute walk to a panoramic viewpoint, perfectly positioned to admire the spectacular colours of the Dolomites at sunset.
Tre Cime di Lavaredo hike (Tuesdays & Fridays, 31 May -12 October, from age 18)
Travel by train or car to Dobbiaco station, where you will take a bus to Rifugio Auronzo at Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Your guide will meet you upon arrival to begin the experience. The classic circular route around the Tre Cime covers approximately 9 to 10 kilometres and typically takes 3 to 4 hours at a comfortable pace.
Via ferrata experience in Cortina d’Ampezzo (1 June - 30 October, from age 10)
Discover the thrill of the mountains with this introductory via ferrata experience in Cortina d’Ampezzo, designed for all levels. Combining the excitement of climbing with the safety of equipped routes, you will be guided along steel cables, ladders and secure walkways, allowing you to explore the dramatic rock faces of the Dolomites without requiring advanced climbing skills.
Cooking class in Cortina d’Ampezzo (from age 10)
Immerse yourself in the flavours of the Dolomites with this hands-on cooking experience in Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Your options —
Assistance at destination
Enjoy an included destination assistance service provided by our local partners trained to Voyage Privé standards. A dedicated contact person, available 24 hours a day (by phone or WhatsApp), will assist you throughout your stay with advice, reservations, or help in case of unforeseen circumstances. Travel with peace of mind.
Your journey to Italy —
Flights:
You will be able to choose your airline and flight times when you make your booking, in either Economy, Premium, or Business class, depending on the destination and carrier. This flight may include one or more stopovers. Please review your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ, in order to offer the best price.
Luggage information
Luggage, meals and other services on board may be subject to an additional fee on certain airlines. It is possible to view details of luggage allowances when you choose your flights at the next stage of the booking process. If luggage is not included with your flight, please go to the airline's website before your departure to purchase your luggage for an additional fee.
For domestic flights, airlines do not always offer the option of reserving luggage. In this case, you will need to pay for it at the airport counter.
You will receive all the information you need to check in for your flights after you have made your reservation.
Your destinations —
Venice
Venice is a city like no other, captivating visitors with its charm and unique beauty. Known as "The Floating City," Venice is made up of 118 islands, connected by an intricate network of canals and over 400 bridges. The city’s romantic atmosphere and stunning architecture create an unforgettable experience, making it a must-visit destination for travellers seeking history, culture, and beauty.
Must-sees:
- St. Mark's Basilica: One of the most significant religious sites in Northern Italy, renowned for its Byzantine architecture and stunning mosaics.
- St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco): The vibrant heart of Venice, surrounded by cafes, shops, and the iconic basilica.
- Grand Canal: The main waterway of Venice, offering scenic views of the city’s famous palaces and bridges.
- Gondola Ride: A quintessential Venetian experience, providing a serene, romantic way to see the city’s canals from a unique perspective.
Culinary culture:
Venetian cuisine is centred around fresh seafood and local ingredients. Try traditional dishes like risotto al nero di seppia (squid ink risotto) and sarde in saor (sweet and sour sardines). Pair your meal with a glass of local wine or an Aperol spritz. For dessert, enjoy Venetian pastries like baicoli or frittelle.
Dive deeper:
Explore the quieter neighbourhoods of Venice, such as Dorsoduro and Cannaregio, where you can discover hidden gems, from art galleries to tranquil canals. Take a boat trip to the nearby islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello for a more intimate experience of Venetian life.
If you visit in February, you’ll experience the Carnival of Venice, a centuries-old celebration when the city comes alive with glittering masks, candlelit balls in opulent palaces and parades that echo its storied past. In 2026, the festival unfolds from 7 to 17 February, offering visitors a chance to see Venice at its most enchanting.
Good to know:
The currency is the euro (EUR). Venice is best explored on foot or by Vaporetto (water bus). The best times to visit are in spring and autumn, with mild weather and fewer tourists, though the city’s beauty is timeless year-round.
Burano
Set within the tranquil waters of the Venetian Lagoon, Burano is a charming island renowned for its vividly painted houses and timeless atmosphere. Just a short boat ride from Venice, Burano feels like a world apart, where quiet canals, artisan traditions and a slower pace of life define the experience. Each brightly coloured façade reflects in the water, creating a picture-perfect setting at every turn.
Must-sees:
- Colourful Houses: Iconic façades in bold shades, creating one of Italy’s most photogenic settings.
- Church of San Martino: Home to a distinctive leaning bell tower overlooking the island.
- Burano Canals: Peaceful waterways ideal for scenic strolls and photography.
- Lace Museum (Museo del Merletto): Showcasing the island’s historic lace-making tradition.
- Fondamenta Streets: Lively yet relaxed promenades lined with small shops and cafés.
Culinary culture:
Burano’s cuisine reflects its fishing heritage and Venetian influences. Fresh seafood takes centre stage, with specialities such as risotto di gò (made with lagoon fish) and fritto misto. Meals are best enjoyed in family-run trattorias overlooking the canals, where simple recipes highlight authentic local flavours.
Dive deeper:
Beyond its postcard beauty, Burano reveals a deeply rooted artisan culture. Watch traditional lace-making techniques, wander through quiet backstreets or simply soak in the peaceful rhythm of island life. Visiting early in the morning or at sunset offers a more intimate experience, when the colours soften and the crowds fade.
Good to know:
Burano is accessible by vaporetto (water bus) from Venice, with journeys taking around 40 to 50 minutes. The best time to visit is from April to October, with spring and early autumn offering a quieter atmosphere. The local currency is the euro (€).
Dolomites
The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site in northern Italy, captivate with their jagged limestone peaks, emerald valleys and storybook alpine villages. Stretching across South Tyrol, Trentino and Veneto, this mountain range blends Italian flair with Tyrolean traditions, offering year-round beauty. Whether blanketed in snow or glowing at sunset in the famed alpenglow, the Dolomites promise landscapes as breathtaking as they are timeless.
Must-sees:
- Tre Cime di Lavaredo: The most iconic trio of peaks in the Dolomites, offering spectacular high-altitude hikes and panoramic views.
- Bolzano: Capital of South Tyrol, where Italian and Austrian cultures meet. Don’t miss the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, home to Ötzi the Iceman.
- Merano: A charming spa town and “flower village” famed for its botanical gardens, thermal baths and Belle Époque atmosphere.
- Marmolada: The highest summit of the Dolomites, known as the “Queen of the Dolomites”, with sweeping glacier views.
- Lago di Braies: A turquoise alpine lake surrounded by steep cliffs and pine forests, perfect for walks or boat rides.
Culinary culture:
The Dolomites’ cuisine reflects both alpine heartiness and Italian finesse. Sample canederli, hearty bread dumplings served in broth or with speck, enjoy mountain cheeses with local wines, or pause in a rustic hut for polenta topped with wild mushrooms. Sweet specialities like apple strudel and kaiserschmarrn add a comforting Tyrolean touch.
Dive deeper:
Discover the Ladin-speaking villages of Val Gardena and Val di Fassa, where folk festivals, woodcarving traditions and age-old legends still shape daily life. Explore quiet chapels with hand-painted frescoes or visit Corvara and San Cassiano for an authentic taste of Ladin culture. In summer, hiking, via ferrata climbing and mountain biking take centre stage, while in winter, world-class ski resorts transform the valleys into a snow-lover’s paradise. For glamour and alpine elegance, head to Cortina d’Ampezzo, a chic resort and former Olympic host city known for its luxury boutiques, stylish cafés and cosmopolitan après-ski.
Good to know:
The Dolomites are best reached from airports in Venice, Verona or Innsbruck, all around two to three hours away by car. Summer brings long, sunny days with mild temperatures rarely above 25°C, perfect for hiking and lake excursions. Winter is ski season, when the Dolomiti Superski area opens up over 1,200 km of pistes. For the best balance of scenery and tranquillity, June, September and early October are ideal times to visit.
