easy
5–6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as walking is gentle pace and moderate distance.
Escape Venice's canals for a refreshing day in Veneto's rolling hills with the Prosecco Wine Tour. Explore vineyards, meet winemakers, and savor Italy's iconic sparkling wine at its source.
Leave Venice behind and enjoy a tour through the Prosecco Valleys. Meet the winemakers and taste Prosecco wine in two wineries during a relaxing day trip dedicated to one of the most popular sparkling wines in the world.
Meet your Prosecco wine expert in Venice and head out onto the Prosecco trail. Along the way your local guide will provide you with some background information on local wines and the Prosecco Valley. Along the way you'll see local Prosecco grapes, luxurious and fascinating vineyards and the beautiful hills that are part of the UNESCO patrimony.
Enter the Prosecco Valley and arrive at the first traditional winery. Here the winemaker will share the history of this family-run production and during a tasting session, you'll discover the fresh and elegant flavors of this wine. In addition to wine tasting, a light lunch will be served comprised of typical and seasonal products of the area.
After taking some beautiful pictures of the hills and vineyards we’ll make our way to the second winery where you’ll meet the producer and learn about the Charmat method of producing Prosecco and learn the history of this famous and fruity wine. See the cellars and stroll through the vineyards to get up close and personal with the vines, the source of this highly celebrated wine. After the visit, enjoy a second wine tasting session and compare the aromas of the wines. On the return journey, marvel at the stunning local UNESCO Prosecco landscape before returning to Venice.
Drink plenty of water throughout the tour to stay refreshed and avoid overindulgence.
Prepare for walking on uneven vineyard terrain by wearing sturdy but comfortable footwear.
Secure your spot early, especially during peak seasons, as tours can fill up quickly.
Dress appropriately for changing weather; vineyards offer little shelter from sun or rain.
Prosecco was granted DOCG status in 2010, recognizing its top-tier quality in Italy’s extensive wine hierarchy.
Wineries here are increasingly adopting sustainable farming practices to protect the delicate hillside ecosystem.
Sturdy shoes will help navigate uneven vineyard paths with ease.
Protect your skin during spring’s strong sun exposure while outdoors.
spring specific
A light jacket is useful for cooler autumn breezes in open vineyards.
fall specific
Stay hydrated during summer’s warmth with a refillable water bottle.
summer specific