Prosecco Area to Venice tour, Italy

Planet

On this tour, you will visit the area between Venice and the Dolomites, a landscape of rolling hills covered with vineyards used for Prosecco production. Much of the production is carried out by small and family-run businesses, with generations of growers involved in viticulture in an area where vine cultivation dates back to Roman times.

The landscape reflects the interaction between its geological features and centuries of agricultural activity. The parallel hills were shaped by geological processes over thousands of years and have subsequently been cultivated and modified through human activity.

The Prosecco Hills area is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its distinctive cultural landscape and the long-standing relationship between agriculture, local communities and the physical environment.

The itinerary also includes rural buildings and agricultural properties whose architecture and construction materials reflect local history and the characteristics of the surrounding area. Travelers can discover local agricultural products and taste regional specialities at restaurants in the area.

People

The itinerary includes opportunities to meet local people and learn about the traditions and gastronomic culture of the areas visited. In the Prosecco Hills, visits may include local producers where travelers can discover traditional products and, where available, purchase them directly from the producers.

The tour also includes time in Venice with a local guide, offering an opportunity to explore the city through the perspective of people who live and work there, beyond the main visitor attractions.

In Venice, travelers can visit artisan shops and discover traditional crafts and products. Different visiting options are available according to travelers’ interests.