Lake Como & Venice Stays with Venetian & Roman Revelry to Barcelona, 12 April 2027 (14 nights)

Nestled between the Adda River and the Resegone Mountains in Italy's beautiful Lake Como region, the NH Lecco Pontevecchio hotel shines. Situated next to the Azzone Visconti Bridge, the hotel is just a short walk away from the Lecco train station, Campanile San Nicolò, and Belgioioso Palace, which houses natural history, archaeological, and historical museums as well as a planetarium. Plentiful boutiques, restaurants, and bars are also in close proximity. Jogging and biking paths follow the picturesque banks of the Adda River and Garlate Lake, and local ferries connect travelers to other waterfront destinations around Lake Como. Many of NH Lecco Pontevecchio's 111 luxurious rooms provide stunning mountain or river views. Every room includes a minibar and free Wi-Fi. We offer six room types to accommodate groups and families of all different sizes. For dining, the hotel's I Due Laghi Restaurant serves Italian specialties for lunch and dinner. A morning breakfast buffet includes fresh juices, pastries, meats, cheeses, fruit, and egg dishes. For wine, beer, or cocktails, guests can unwind at the I Due Laghi Bar or on its outdoor terrace during the afternoon or evening. The hotel's banquet area has 6 adaptable meeting rooms which can be arranged for gatherings of up to 180.

Nestled between the Adda River and the Resegone Mountains in Italy's beautiful Lake Como region, the NH Lecco Pontevecchio hotel shines. Situated next to the Azzone Visconti Bridge, the hotel is just a short walk away from the Lecco train station, Campanile San Nicolò, and Belgioioso Palace, which houses natural history, archaeological, and historical museums as well as a planetarium. Plentiful boutiques, restaurants, and bars are also in close proximity. Jogging and biking paths follow the picturesque banks of the Adda River and Garlate Lake, and local ferries connect travelers to other waterfront destinations around Lake Como. Many of NH Lecco Pontevecchio's 111 luxurious rooms provide stunning mountain or river views. Every room includes a minibar and free Wi-Fi. We offer six room types to accommodate groups and families of all different sizes. For dining, the hotel's I Due Laghi Restaurant serves Italian specialties for lunch and dinner. A morning breakfast buffet includes fresh juices, pastries, meats, cheeses, fruit, and egg dishes. For wine, beer, or cocktails, guests can unwind at the I Due Laghi Bar or on its outdoor terrace during the afternoon or evening. The hotel's banquet area has 6 adaptable meeting rooms which can be arranged for gatherings of up to 180.

Overlooking the Canal Grande, right in front of the famed 'Ca' d'Oro', the hotel is conveniently located just 5 minutes from the Rialto bridge and 15 minutes from Saint Mark's Square. The train station is at immediate vicinity while Marco Polo Airport is about 20 minutes by car. The hotel offers splendid guest rooms featuring Venetian furnishings in relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. In-room amenities include air-conditioning, satellite TV, minibar, safe and bathroom with shower and hairdryer. Guests can enjoy a continental and international breakfast buffet n the splendid dining hall with a terrace facing the Canal Grande. For its calm and quiet environment, guests are guaranteed to have a peaceful stay in the centre of Venice.

Overlooking the Canal Grande, right in front of the famed 'Ca' d'Oro', the hotel is conveniently located just 5 minutes from the Rialto bridge and 15 minutes from Saint Mark's Square. The train station is at immediate vicinity while Marco Polo Airport is about 20 minutes by car. The hotel offers splendid guest rooms featuring Venetian furnishings in relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. In-room amenities include air-conditioning, satellite TV, minibar, safe and bathroom with shower and hairdryer. Guests can enjoy a continental and international breakfast buffet n the splendid dining hall with a terrace facing the Canal Grande. For its calm and quiet environment, guests are guaranteed to have a peaceful stay in the centre of Venice.

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