Overview
Po River Cruises
A Po River cruise offers an intimate journey through northern Italy, weaving through the picturesque landscapes of the Piedmont and Lombardy regions.
A cruise along the Po allows visitors to experience the beauty of rural Italy, as well as its rich cultural heritage, with stops at historic towns such as Ferrara and Turin, where travelers can discover medieval castles, palaces, and grand architecture.
The Po River is also home to a diverse range of natural habitats, with lush wetlands and tranquil riverbanks that are perfect for birdwatching and photography, and it offers a peaceful alternative to the bustling tourist destinations, providing a more relaxed and scenic exploration of the Italian landscape.
Whether sampling local wines and cuisine, exploring ancient fortresses, or simply enjoying the serene beauty of the river, a Po River cruise offers an unforgettable way to experience the heart of Italy.
Things to Do on a Po River Cruise
Immerse Yourself in the Magic of Venice
Dedicate time to exploring Venice. Cruise the iconic canals, visit St. Mark's Square with Doge's Palace and Basilica, enjoy a gondola ride, and discover hidden alleyways. Many Po cruises dock within the Venetian Lagoon for unparalleled access.
Explore Padua
Journey to Padua, a historic university city. Marvel at Giotto's revolutionary frescoes in the Scrovegni Chapel (Arena Chapel) and visit the impressive Basilica of Saint Anthony, a major pilgrimage site.
Discover Ferrara
Explore the charming walled city of Ferrara, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Admire its magnificent Este Castle, the Romanesque-Gothic Cathedral, and stroll along its well-preserved Renaissance streets.
Delve into Bologna's History
Venture to Bologna and explore its historic center with leaning towers, arcaded streets, and Piazza Maggiore, and savor authentic Bolognese cuisine like Tagliatelle al Ragù.
Experience the Unique Po Delta & Chioggia
Cruise through the Po Delta, a unique wetland ecosystem, and visit Chioggia, with its charming canals, fishing boats, and slower pace of life, offering an exciting perspective of Venetian lagoon culture.
