Casanova escape from Venice prison

Italians are often considered latin lovers and hopeless romantics. This meaning derives from a long historical and literary tradition, based on representative icons of the fascinating Italian passion. One of most known heartbreaking character is the Venezia-born Giacomo Casanova (1725-1798). Despite his wide literature production - he was officially a poet and writer - he is mainly remembered as a charmer and a libertine gentleman who travelled a lot, made numerous adventures and had countless gallant encounters.

This 6-days tour accompanies you through the engaging itinerary that Casanova really covered in his incredible escape from Venice prisons, where he had been imprisoned by the State Inquisitors of the Republic of Venezia. From Venezia centre, where you will be guided by means of a private boat through picturesque canals, calli and buildings full of adventurous legends, you will move towards Treviso.

Absorbed in a 18th century atmosphere, we let you experience walks in narrow lanes and cross tiny canals following the steps of Casanova throughout this town. On his way to Strasbourg, he then passed through Trento going over the Republic borders and the Alps region towards self liberation. Coming after Casanova footprints, we take the opportunity for stopping in various towns spread on a wide territorial area of Veneto; starting the path from the sea and arriving to the mountains you will feel on your skin the emotions that Casanova lived: fear, excitement, uncertainty, enthusiasm, sense of freedom. In addition to these ingredients you couldn't miss the tasting of local regional wines which you will enjoy during the tell of a thrilling story, both spacing out between visits and on a specific daily wine tour.