4-6nt Florence & Lake Garda, Breakfast, Trains & Flights

Italians are renowned for living the sweet life. Today's offer, serving up majestic mountain peaks, crystal clear water and olive groves as far as the eye can see, as well as Renaissance masterpieces and stunning cultural wonders...

We're offering you a four-night Florence and Lake Garda break including breakfast, train transfers and flights from £149pp, or six nights from £229pp , saving you up to 50%!*

Your first stop on your Italian adventure will be the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence. During your two or three-nights there, you’ll stay in a twin or double en-suite room at Hotel Panama, situated a mere 20-minute amble from the town centre, making it the perfect base from which to explore the city's many treasures. Your room comes equipped with everything you may need, including air-conditioning, heating, a HD TV, minibar, and of course, Wi-Fi. Tuck into your daily breakfast before heading out to be inspired by the Florence cathedral, with its uniquely terracotta-tiled dome and beautiful bell tower. Feast your eyes on Michaelangelo’s 'David' at The Galleria dell'Accademia, one of a plethora of museums and galleries interspersed throughout this cultural hub. For romantics, take your lucky companion to Ponte Vecchio for a spectacular sunset view, or amble up to Piazzale Michelangelo to take in the crepuscular panorama from above the city!

You'll then head further north to Lake Garda, where you'll unwind at either the Albergo Al Maso, or, if staying in November, the Grand Hotel Liberty, the perfect places to call base for discerning travellers after something a little bit special. Over the course of your two or three nights, you'll recline in serious style in one of the hotel's contemporary double or twin rooms. A daily breakfast is also included, setting you up perfectly for your days of exploring. Cosmopolitan crowds of people, from politicians to pop stars, favour Lake Garda, due to the extensive array of activities and truly breathtaking scenery. Daredevils can take to the cable cars and glide thousands of metres above sea level for incredible views, while water sports, walking trails and the local thermal springs provide plenty to do for those who favour a busy holiday. Those who want a cultural fix won’t be disappointed, as Lake Garda is home to an abundance of historic buildings and museums, with particular highlights including Santuario della Madonna del Carmine and Villa Romana.

This holiday is financially protected by the ATOL scheme. For more information about financial protection and the ATOL Certificate, click here.

*Original prices calculated using the prices from easyjet.com, booking.com and trainline.eu (correct as of 27.9.17).