Explore the Canal Bianco on an Italian River Cruise

 Those of us seeking our next hard-earned holiday may feel as though we have to choose between thrilling adventure, stimulating history, delicious food, beautiful weather and great company - it seems like it’s impossible to have it all. However, you may not have considered a river cruise through Italy, which is absolutely perfect for those wanting to balance culture with class, and leisure with luxury.

Holidaymakers from all over the globe opt for an Italian canal cruise every year, and the route between Venice and Mantua has everything you need for a perfect break. One of the highlights of this trip is the magnificent Bianco Canal, spanning 147km in total, and boasting sights and experiences that will stay with you forever.

History

Previously known as the Tartaro-Canalbianco-Po di Levante (a bit of a mouthful!) the Bianco Canal is actually the name given to a collective stretch of water beginning as the Tartar river, with the man-made midsection forged in 1604 to link the Adriatic Sea to the city of Mantua.

It is more than its past, however and, in the present day, it offers much to enjoy for those relaxing on an Italian canal cruise.

Time for some wine

The attractions of the route are also rich with history. The renowned Bagnoli Estate winery dates back thousands of years, with the Borletti family claiming ownership of the estate for over a century. Wine tastings are available here, allowing you to experience the magic that has thrived here for generations.

Breathtaking Venice and Beyond

The famous attractions of Venice include the vibrant atmosphere of St. Mark’s Square, authentic Italian fish markets and the imposing Venetian Gothic structure of The Doge’s Palace. Winding through the ancient waterways on your Italian canal cruise, you’ll fall in love with the enchanting spirit of the famous city.

Adria, an ancient Etruscan town, is a buzzing port destination found on an Italian canal cruise. Hosting a first-class archaeological museum for history buffs, you can follow the journey of the town through its Etruscan, Roman and Venetian traditions.

A sojourn down the waterway ends at Mantua, a Renaissance-steeped city enveloped on three sides by water. Previously ruled for over 300 years by the Gonzagas family, the city is known for its aura of romance and glittering architecture.

Float along in nature

The views along the way are unparalleled. From sparkling lagoons to lush marshlands, you’ll awake to the birdsong of native birds and breathtaking vistas. The landscapes are diverse and ever-changing as you glide along the water, ensuring you’ll see the very best of the delightful Italian scenery.

The Bianco Canal is a vital link between some of Italy’s most treasured offerings. From the luxury of your Italian canal cruise, you can sit back and relax, indulging in delicious cuisines and exceptional wines, soaking up the Mediterranean climate and basking in the company of your fellow travellers. Don’t miss this opportunity to tick several items off your dream travel agenda, all from the comfort of your cruise vessel.

Paul Newman is the Marketing and E-Systems Executive for European Waterways, the UK's most respected provider of all-inclusive luxury barge holidays. If you're looking for a fantastic Italian canal cruise or other great destinations, they are the go-to experts. Part of a team of experienced barging aficionados, Paul is first in line to endorse the perks of a slow-paced barge cruise to anyone looking for a unique holiday experience.

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