Day Trips from Venice to Prosecco Hills

Swap Venice for the Veneto countryside, and explore the region dubbed the Prosecco Hills. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the hills are home to prestigious wineries that can seem off-limits to everyday travelers without knowledge of the area or the language. This day trip takes away the barriers with prebooked visits to two wineries where tastings of prosecco, salami, and cheese await. Round-trip train tickets and a light lunch are also covered.

Leave Venice behind as you climb aboard a train to the Prosecco region of Northern Italy with a guide to take care of all the logistics. Once you arrive in Conegliano, visit a winery and family-owned cheesemaker to enjoy various sparkling prosecco, cheese, and local salami tastings at each location. At the end of the day, take the train back to Venice with your guides.

Experience the UNESCO World Heritage–listed landscapes and rich food and wine culture of the Prosecco Hills without having to navigate on this small-group day trip from Venice by train. From Conegliano train station, head to a family-owned winery for tasting of four delicious wines, then to a traditional osteria restaurant for a 4-course feast of authentic dishes. Finish with photos from a gorgeous viewpoint.

Get a taste for the hill towns near Venice with this small-group tour of Veneto. Wander the charming medieval streets and gardens of Asolo and Bassano del Grappa, and visit the well-preserved Villa Barbaro, designed by the famous Renaissance architect Palladio. Savor Veneto cuisine at a local restaurant (lunch not included in the tour price), and toast your trip with a bubbly glass of prosecco at a vineyard tasting. Numbers are limited to 8 people to ensure an intimate, personalized experience.

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 Prosecco Hills are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Italy’s most renowned wine regions. On this tour, explore beyond the big-name wineries and escape the crowds at a family-run winery. Sample a selection of Prosecco wines during a guided tasting, accompanied by a light lunch of regional specialties. On the way back, stop at a lesser-known viewpoint to enjoy a magnificent view over the vineyards.

There’s more to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Prosecco Hills than wine tasting—the famous Italian wine region is also known for its traditional towns and beautiful landscapes. This full-day tour covers all the highlights, taking you to lesser-known spots that many travelers miss. Enjoy a guided Prosecco tasting at a local winery, visit the medieval town of Asolo, and enjoy a typical Italian Aperol Spritz aperitif.

Head outside Venice and into the countryside of the Veneto region on this tour that introduces you to prosecco—Italian sparkling wine. Learn about the production process of prosecco at a local winery and enjoy guided tastings. You also indulge in a light lunch made of local products before heading back to Venice.

Embark on a spectacular wine tour through the picturesque province of Treviso, renowned for its prosecco production. Travel comfortably between wineries in an air-conditioned vehicle, gaining behind-the-scenes insights into the Prosecco-making process within cellars. The small-group tour takes you to multiple wineries in a day, where you can opt to purchase wine tastings and lunch.

Discover the dramatic scenery near Venice on a private driving tour of the lakes of the Dolomites. Sit back and relax as you watch the countryside go by, then enjoy stops to explore historical towns and beautiful lakes at your own pace. You could walk, try a boat ride (summer time only) or have lunch at a local farm or lakeside spot (own expense).