A stunning city that's distinguished by its endless canals all navigated by colorful boats earning its nickname of being the ...

I'm not saying you shouldn't go to Venice, but you have to be a bit strategic about it-both for the city's sake and your own. (Feeling like a sardine crammed into a narrow calle blocked by tour groups ...

Think you’ve done river cruising in Europe? It’s time to look beyond mainstream rivers at the marvellous range of alternative cruise destinations.

Although there have been countless hold-ups, it’s expected that the European Entry/Exit System (EES) and European Travel ...

It’s 30 minutes on the ferry to our first stop, Murano. Known as Glass Island, it’s the second largest in the Venetian lagoon after Venice, and is renowned for its glassware. We take a tour of ...

Backdropped by picturesque Art Nouveau architecture, the city’s winding canals are the best way to discover this lagoon-side escape. But instead of Venetian gondolas, visitors will hop aboard ...

The explosion of cruise ship companies has coincided with the golden years of baby boomers, once the largest demographic cohort ever. Seniors and retirees who have saved and prepared for retirement ...

P&O may be one of the most popular brands with travellers, but the world’s oldest cruise line has been trading off its history for too long, and the shine is long gone from its ships. In our recent ...

But cruises can be expensive ... is also one of the most beautiful ways to connect some islands in the Venetian Lagoon. Take the Vaporetti 12 and 14, which leave from either San Zaccaria (near ...

These Venice-like waterways are found in a different ... a type of seaweed found in the Aveiro lagoon – hence the name. After being dried, the seaweed was used as a fertiliser.

A traditional brioche from Italy, this guide to “focaccia veneziana” can be found in the transportive book Venice Cult Recipes. We think you should do as the locals do and enjoy it any time of ...