Top Treviso Bus Tours

Delve into the world of Italy’s most popular bubbly with this insider’s tour along the “Prosecco Road” through the vineyard-covered hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene. Stop in a number of local wineries along the route for tours, tastings, and a light lunch featuring specialty cheeses, cold cuts, focaccia, and bruschette. Learn the history and production techniques behind this beloved wine and snap photos of the beautiful rolling countryside.

Discover the dramatic scenery of northern Italy on a small-group driving tour of the Dolomites from Venice or Treviso. Spend the day exploring mountains, lakes, and traditional villages, including Cortina, home of the 2026 Winter Olympics, and the iconic Three Peaks. This tour provides an intimate exploring opportunity without the hassle of renting and driving your own vehicle.

Explore the romantic landscape of Verona and Lake Garda on this round-trip, small-group day tour from either Venice or Treviso. You’ll meet your guide and head out of the city towards historic Verona, where Romeo & Juliet famously met, and then on to the picturesque surroundings of Lake Garda to discover why it’s been known for its beauty since ancient times.

A tour of labyrinths. This tour will take you to three of the most beautiful labyrinths in the Veneto region: the labyrinth in the Monumental Garden of Valsanzibio, the labyrinth in the Castle of San Pelagio, and the largest lavender labyrinth in Italy. You can enjoy your tour as a playful, leisurely experience among the intricate hedges and grassy corridors, or as an introspective experience, reflecting on the symbolism of the places you visit. The three stages of the tour are, in fact, reminiscent of the three stages of Dante's famous journey: hell, purgatory and paradise.

Experience a day tour immersed in the UNESCO-listed Prosecco hills, visit a historic winery, taste different types of Prosecco and enjoy a delicious typical lunch.Meet your driver at the meeting point in Piazzale Roma in Venice, or at the meeting point at the port. Board a luxury Mercedes vehicle and reach the Valdobbiadene area. Prosecco is a wine and a brand known all over the world, thanks to the hard work of the winemakers and their associations. The hills of Valdobbiadene, where Prosecco is produced, received an important recognition in July 2019: the title of Unesco World Heritage Site and are the fifth Italian site recognized by UNESCO.Visit the Guia winery a family-run winery. Visit to the winery and walk through the vineyards, tastings of different types of Prosecco Superiore di Valdobbiadene DOCG accompanied by typical local products.

Questo Tour Enogastronomico è pensato per chi vuole scoprire le meraviglie delle colline di Conegliano Valdobbiadene, patrimonio Unesco dal 2019. Solo aziende a conduzione familiare. La prima tappa del tour sarà all'aperto dove sarete guidati nella degustazione di 3 Prosecco DOCG che saranno accompagnati da salumi e formaggi. Sarà poi l'ora del pranzo dove verranno serviti antipasti, primo, secondo, acqua e caffè in una splendida Osteria con favolosa vista sulle colline. Dopo aver esplorato le meraviglie delle colline patrimonio Unesco ci sposteremo nella seconda cantina, una piccolissima realtà a conduzione familiare, dove vivremo l'esperienza di una degustazione tecnica di 4 Prosecchi di altissima qualità prodotti utilizzando i 5 vitigni originali. È previsto anche un piccolo pranzo pensato appositamente per voi in una taverna locale dalla quale potrete godere di un panorama mozzafiato. Il tour inizierà e terminerà da Piazzale Roma a Venezia o da Conegliano.

Designed for those eager to explore the enchanting Conegliano Valdobbiadene hills—designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2019—this Food and Wine Tour unveils the area’s finest flavors and landscapes. Our journey begins with a visit to a local dairy, where you’ll see traditional cheese-making in action and savor a curated tasting of award-winning cheeses, paired perfectly with select local wines. We’ll indulge in a memorable lunch at an exceptional osteria, featuring appetizers, a first and main course, water, and coffee, all enjoyed against a stunning panoramic view of the rolling hills. After taking in the scenic splendor of the UNESCO-protected landscapes, we’ll head to an intimate, family-run winery. Here, you'll experience a technical tasting of four premium Proseccos, crafted with the region’s five original grape varieties. The experience includes a light, personalized lunch in a quaint local restaurant.

Swap the tourist hot spots in Venice for a small-group day trip to an area known as the “Prosecco Hills”—Valdobbiadene. Don’t worry about planning logistics as air-conditioned transport is included, along with DOCG prosecco wine tastings paired with local specialties. As well as great food and wine, the trip is the perfect way to access stunning views of the local landscape and learn about local traditions.

The journey from Venice to this region takes you through picturesque landscapes characterized by rolling hills covered with vineyards. The region is known for its stunning scenery, providing a stark contrast to the historic and watery surroundings of Venice. This day trip is unique is unique due to the combination of breathtaking landscapes, the birthplace of Prosecco, historical attractions, local cuisine, small-town charm, and the opportunity to explore both history and nature in a single day. All this in the comfort of a private car with an English-speaking local driver who knows the area and will be happy to share information with you. 1-3 passenger(s) - comfortable sedan - up to 3 suitcases + cabin luggage 4 passengers - family MPV - up to 4 suitcases + cabin luggage 5-7 passengers - large VAN - up to 7 suitcases + cabin luggage If you prefer a larger vehicle, please choose a different number of travelers in the booking form according to this description.

With ancient vineyards thriving in the fertile, sun-soaked hills, pretty Valdobbiadene is famous as the home of Prosecco—and the region makes the perfect day trip from Venice. On this tour, visit a traditional Valdobbiadene winery and vineyards with your guide, and sample several different styles of the Prosecco in production. Find out how Prosecco is made the traditional Valdobbiadene way and enjoy pickup and drop-off in central Venice.

DA Padova or DA Abano Terme/Montegrotto Terme, come and live a unique experience in the heart of Treviso, the city of canals, frescoed palaces and the famous Tiramisu! With your walk, accompanied by art, history and taste, you can admire the most authentic corners of this elegant Venetian city: from the Renaissance walls to the lively squares, from the romantic alleys along the Sile to the characteristic bridges that reflect the pastel-colored facades. But the sweetest moment of the tour comes at the end: a tasting of the real Tiramisù Trevigiano, prepared according to tradition and the original recipe, in one of the historic pastry shops of the city. Discover the curiosities, legends and secrets of this world-famous dessert as you savor every spoonful. A perfect experience for those who love to travel with all the senses between culture, tradition and all-Italian sweetness.

Get a more contemporary perspective on the timeless landscapes of the Prosecco Hills (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) on this private food and wine tour that includes a gin producer. Savor award-winning cheeses paired with local wines at an artisan cheesemaker; sit down to a 3-course lunch with a glass of wine at an authentic osteria; then sample contemporary gins and other spirits at a local microdistillery.

Immerse yourself in wine country on this full-day tour from Venice. Ride with your private guide to two or three wineries about an hour outside of town, where you can walk among the grape vines, learn about local processing methods and growing techniques, and of course, sample the Prosecco DOCG wines.

Bassano del Grappa is a true gem that will amaze you: the tour begins at the Ponte Vecchio, also known as the Ponte degli Alpini, a historic symbol of the city, of vital economic and military importance. It was often destroyed by war and the flooding of the Brenta River, always rebuilt in stone or wood. We'll continue slightly uphill and admire ancient buildings, the remains of the ancient city walls, the Ezzelini Castle, Palazzo Pretorio, and Piazza Garibaldi, overlooked by the Civic Tower that dominates the entire historic center. A must-see is a visit to a historic distillery where you'll learn the history of Italy's most famous spirit: grappa. You'll discover its origins, how this distillate from pomace (grape skins) was once produced, and how it is still produced today, and you'll enjoy a guided grappa tasting.