Where does the tour start?

Pick-up and drop-off are arranged from Piazzale Roma or your hotel in Venezia-Mestre.

How long is the trip?

The private day trip runs approximately six hours.

What is the minimum age?

Participants must be at least 18 years old to join winery tastings.

Is the tour suitable for reduced mobility?

The tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility due to vineyard terrain and cellar steps.

How many wineries are visited?

The itinerary includes visits to two handpicked wineries with guided tastings and food pairings.

Are tastings and food included?

Tastings and regional bites are included as part of the winery visits; specifics are confirmed during booking.

Private Day Trip to the Prosecco Hills: Wine Tastings from Venice | Guided Tour | Private

Leave the labyrinth of Venice behind and settle into a private minivan bound for the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, a UNESCO-listed wine landscape northeast of the city. This six-hour private day trip begins with comfortable transport from Piazzale Roma or your hotel in Venezia-Mestre and follows quiet roads into a patchwork of terraced vineyards, low stone walls, and narrow country lanes. The hills here are defined by closely planted rows of Glera vines, steep slopes that trap light, and soils shaped by ancient alluvial deposits; those features combine to make the region one of Italy’s signature sparkling-wine terroirs. Your guide will stop at two handpicked wineries where sommeliers explain méthode and tradition, from canopy management to the gentle press that preserves freshness. Tastings feature several Prosecco styles paired with regional bites—cheeses, salumi, and pane—so each sip reveals the land behind it. Between cellar visits there’s time to breathe views that shift from cropped vines to scattered farmhouses and to scan for the distinct skyline of Conegliano. The route includes a guided stroll through Treviso’s historic center, where arcaded streets and a quiet canal provide a grounded cultural counterpoint to the vineyards’ rural clarity. What makes this experience special is scale and specificity: groups are capped at six, so conversations with producers feel personal and the itinerary can be tailored to appetite and tempo. The tour emphasizes local craftsmanship—small producers, family-run estates, and tasting flights that show how microclimate and hillside aspect alter a bottle’s personality. Practical details matter. The trip lasts about six hours; participants must be at least 18 and the tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Pick-up and drop-off points include Piazzale Roma or hotels in Venezia-Mestre, making logistics simple for visitors based in the city. The Prosecco Hills earned UNESCO recognition in 2019, a reminder that this is living agricultural landscape as much as a tasting room. Book this private escape when you want wine education without crowds, scenery without the climb, and a pace that leaves room for conversation and lingering over a final glass. Whether you’re tracking different Prosecco styles, hunting postcard horizons, or savoring Treviso’s slow streets, the day balances sensory pleasures with quiet context—a compact taste of Veneto that returns you to Venice with clearer tastes and fresher stories. Expect varied sensory moments: the fizz of freshly opened Prosecco, dust from vineyard paths, and citrus-herb notes that mark spring releases. With small groups, guides curate pairings to showcase single-vineyard differences. Reserve early in summer and the harvest window to reach boutique producers. Bring comfortable shoes, a light layer, and time to buy bottles at estates—tastes you’ll keep long after the day ends and memories that will age well.

About Walks in Europe

Walks in Europe is a guided-tour operator based in Milano, Lombardia, offering small-group and private walking tours across Italy and select nearby destinations.

Specializing in city highlights and cultural deep-dives, the company provides pre-reserved tickets, priority access, and expert local guides for major sites including St. Mark’s Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Florence’s Accademia and cathedral, Milan’s Duomo and Sforza Castle, and Verona’s Roman Arena.

Each itinerary emphasizes local stories, architecture, and culinary stops where noted, combining on-foot exploration with reserved entries or optional experiences such as gondola rides and cable car ascents. Tours listed include Venice highlights, the Jewish Ghetto and synagogue visits, Doge’s Palace guided tours with optional gondola rides, Verona walking and food tours with cable car access, Pisa guided visits to Miracles Square, Paris Sainte-Chapelle and Conciergerie tours, Milan Duomo and Pietà highlights, and Florence Medici and David-focused experiences.

Walks in Europe operates from Milano while serving travelers visiting Venice, Verona, Pisa, Florence, Milan and Paris. The operator’s use of pre-booked tickets and priority access reduces wait times and enhances time-on-site for visitors. Local guides deliver historical context, accessible pacing, and curated routes suited to small groups and private bookings. Travelers seeking guided walking tours with efficient logistics and expert guidance can find the company’s offerings aligned to classic landmarks, art, and cultural heritage across its listed routes. Booking options include small-group departures and private experiences with clear cancellation policies, accessible meeting points, and multilingual guide availability when specified upon special request.