Vineyards, villages and panoramic roads.A scenic day among the vineyard-covered hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, especially rewarding by car.
Suggested visit
Full day
Best transport
Car
Ideal for
Landscape and food
Style
Scenic road trip
A cultural landscape
Between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, the vineyard landscape is the product of centuries of work, steep slopes, small plots and villages. Wine matters, but the territory explains the journey.
The UNESCO-listed hills combine vineyards, woods, grassy terraces and settlements. The slopes demanded distinctive cultivation practices and created a very direct relationship between human labour and the shape of the land.
You do not need to collect wineries. A good day alternates viewpoints, one village, one booked visit and a food stop. Driving slowly through the hills is already a way of reading the landscape.
Art & culture
Asolo, Possagno and several Venetian villas are excellent additions if you want a more cultural day.
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Open entryAt a glance
The Prosecco Hills are not simply a wine destination: steep vineyard slopes, villages and winding roads create one of Veneto’s most distinctive cultural landscapes.
A car gives you the freedom to combine viewpoints, villages and carefully chosen stops without rushing.
What to see
A focused selection, explained without turning the visit into a checklist.
A natural base for exploring the hills.
Historic town and gateway to the area.
The landscape is the main attraction.
Short stops reveal the rural character.
The journey between places matters.
Build lunch around regional products.
Suggested itinerary
Now that you know the place better, use this route only to give the day a simple order.
💡 Book one main experience and keep the rest flexible: weather, light and traffic can change the pace of the hills considerably.
Start early for a full day in the hills.
Begin with town or landscape.
Choose a village or countryside stop.
Continue through vineyards and panoramic roads.
Leave time for a relaxed drive back.
Our practical tip
For winery visits, book ahead and make sure the driver does not drink. The area is equally enjoyable for its scenery, villages and food without a tasting.
A guide should help you make choices, not turn the day into a race. A pause or detour may become the best part of the visit.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to common questions.
For a relaxed first visit, allow at least half a day; a full day gives you more time for meals, detours and slower exploration.
Yes, with a pace adapted to children and regular breaks. Always check access rules for individual attractions and transport.
Outdoor areas are generally easy to enjoy with a dog, but museums, attractions and public transport may have specific rules. Check them before travelling.
For museums, special experiences and busy periods, advance booking can be useful. Check official websites for current availability and conditions.
A convenient base for Venice
Stay in Marghera with free private parking and convenient day-and-night connections to Venice.
