Home to star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet, Italy oozes appeal for a romantic Valentine’s getaway. From one of the world’s most famous Opera Houses, La Scala, to enchanting sculptures, secluded coves, chic shops, the famous Spanish steps and the intricate network of water canals and beautiful architecture of Venice.
Book with Citalia before January 31 for Valentine’s and you can save up to 35 per cent along with a selection of free room upgrades, complimentary meals and discounts.
So, if you want to tell your loved one “Ti amo,” meaning “I love you” in Italian with a special treat, Citalia has breaks from £279 for three nights B&B at the Hotel Rosso in Florence with flights from Gatwick on February 12. Or, if you want to pull out the stops and go for the ultimate in romance then a five-star luxury break starts from £429 per person.
A three-night break departing February 12 from London Gatwick to Florence starts from £279 per person, a saving of £210 per couple. The price includes return flights and three nights B&B at the Hotel Rosso,, including breakfast.
In Venice, one of the most romantic cities in the world, a three-night, five-star break costs from £449 per person with a free night and a saving of £420 per couple. Departing February 12, the price includes flights from Gatwick and three nights at the five-star Luna Baglioni, part of Citalia’s Exclusive Collection and one of Venice’s top hotels.
In Rome, there’s a free room upgrade and discount of £320 on a break departing February 12 from Gatwick. The price starts from £339 per person and includes three nights B&B at the four-star Starhotels Metropole, close to the beautiful church of Santa Maria Maggiore and the opera theatre.
If you can’t get to Italy, Citalia has 10 phrases so you can still declare your love in Italian:
- Ti amo! (I love you!)
- Ti voglio bene. (I love you a lot.)
- Ti adoro. (I adore you.)
- Ti voglio molto bene. (I love you very much.)
- Sei tutto per me. (You are everything to me.)
- Ti desidero. (I want you.)
- Ho bisogno di te. (I need you.)
- Sono innamorato/innamorata di te. (I’m in love with you.)
- Mi piaci molto. (I really like you.)
- Mi vuoi sposare? (Will you marry me?)
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