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About this activity

Escape Venice for a half-day wine immersion in the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills of Treviso, where rolling vineyards and centuries-old winemaking traditions meet. Visit two working cellars, taste award-winning Prosecco directly from producers, and sample regional food pairings along Italy's most historic wine route.

Halfway between Venice and the Dolomites, in the foothills of the province of Treviso, there is an area among the most beautiful in Italy, now 55^ site of UNESCO world heritage.
To discover the Strada del Prosecco and Wines of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Treviso Hills, the oldest wine tour of Italy. We organize for you a shuttle service to a local wine tasting tour, along the Strada del Prosecco and local culinary specialties. 
You will taste the local products and you will be able to visit 2 cellars, learning about the prosecco making process.

Highlights

  • ✓UNESCO World Heritage Prosecco Hills landscape with panoramic vineyard views
  • ✓Visit and taste at 2 local wineries with hands-on cellar tours
  • ✓Learn authentic Prosecco production methods from winemakers
  • ✓Regional food tastings paired with local wines
  • ✓Guided journey along the Strada del Prosecco (Italy's oldest wine route)
  • ✓Convenient shuttle transport from Venice

Insider tips

  • ★The Treviso hills are less crowded than Tuscany but equally stunning—arrive early to photograph vineyards in soft morning light
  • ★Ask your guide about the difference between Prosecco Superiore DOCG and regular Prosecco DOC; the former commands higher prices for good reason
  • ★Bring a light sweater: cellars stay cool year-round, even in summer
  • ★The small food pairings are generous; eat a light breakfast before departure

Good to know

  • •7.5-hour duration includes round-trip shuttle time from Venice; actual tasting time is approximately 4–5 hours
  • •Comfortable walking shoes essential—cellars have uneven stone floors and vineyard paths
  • •Group size typically 8–15 people; intimate enough for personal attention from winemakers
  • •All tastings and 2 cellar visits included in base price; additional purchases (bottles to take home) at your discretion

Who it's for

Wine enthusiasts seeking authentic producer experiences beyond mass-market toursLuxury travelers looking for UNESCO sites and curated tastingsFood lovers interested in regional Italian pairings and culinary traditionsVenice-based travellers wanting a half-day countryside escape

Best time to visit

Late September through October offers ideal conditions—grape harvest season, mild weather, and golden afternoon light—though April–June is equally pleasant with fewer crowds. Avoid peak summer (July–August) for cooler comfort and smaller group sizes.

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