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Leave Venice for a private day on the Prosecco Road, tasting through Conegliano and Valdobbiadene’s steep vineyards. This all-inclusive tour pairs cellar education, a vineyard picnic, and guided tastings across three producers.
Leave Venice for a private day on the Prosecco Road, tasting through Conegliano and Valdobbiadene’s steep vineyards. This all-inclusive tour pairs cellar education, a vineyard picnic, and guided tastings across three producers.
Morning light hits the mosaic of vines as a private vehicle eases out of Venice’s Piazzale Roma, heading north toward the hills that define the Prosecco Road. By the time the tour reaches Conegliano the lane tightens, stone walls and terraces rising as the guide points to the castle and the patchwork of vineyards that make Prosecco Superiore DOCG distinctive.
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Operated by Prosecco Tour Italy by Prosecco di Marca · Valdobbiadene, Veneto
Morning light hits the mosaic of vines as a private vehicle eases out of Venice’s Piazzale Roma, heading north toward the hills that define the Prosecco Road. By the time the tour reaches Conegliano the lane tightens, stone walls and terraces rising as the guide points to the castle and the patchwork of vineyards that make Prosecco Superiore DOCG distinctive.
The itinerary covers three producers: a cellar tour explaining Charmat method vinification and tank aging, a vineyard picnic in Valdobbiadene on a steep slope with panoramic views, and a final tasting or cheese pairing at a top local maker. Geologically these are foothills of the Alps—flysch, marl, and sandstone soils give the grapes bright acidity; agriculturally the area is defined by small parcels and hand-tended rows on slopes that can be very steep.
Culturally this is working-country Italy: family-run cantinas, cooperative presses, and centuries of local recipes—cicchetti, salumi and fresh bread—served alongside tastings. The Prosecco Road also includes the single-vineyard Cartizze zone, often noted for concentration and value.
Practical guidance: pickup is 9:30 AM from Piazzale Roma with return around 4:30 PM (total ~7 hours). Expect short walks on packed-earth and gravel vineyard tracks and several photo stops. Wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and a light wind or rain layer. Alcohol and food are included; pace tastings with water between samples. Ask about dietary restrictions when booking. Cash is handy for farm-shop purchases. This private, all-inclusive day blends contextual driving with easy, sensory-led vineyard experiences.
Pickup is at 9:30 AM from Venice’s Piazzale Roma; return is scheduled for about 4:30 PM the same day.
The tour includes alcoholic tastings and is not recommended for pregnant travelers; infants must sit on an adult’s lap—check with the operator for child participation details.
Yes—tastings at three wineries and a light lunch/picnic with local cheeses, salami and bread are included in the all-inclusive price.
Yes—the operator asks for special requirements at booking; notify them in advance so they can arrange alternatives for the picnic and tastings.
Prosecco Tour Italy by Prosecco di Marca operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light hits the mosaic of vines as a private vehicle eases out of Venice’s Piazzale Roma, heading north toward the hills that define the Prosecco Road. By the time the tour reaches Conegliano the lane tightens, stone walls and terraces rising as the guide points to the castle and the patchwork of vineyards that make Prosecco Superiore DOCG distinctive.
Morning light hits the mosaic of vines as a private vehicle eases out of Venice’s Piazzale Roma, heading north toward the hills that define the Prosecco Road. By the time the tour reaches Conegliano the lane tightens, stone walls and terraces rising as the guide points to the castle and the patchwork of vineyards that make Prosecco Superiore DOCG distinctive.
The itinerary covers three producers: a cellar tour explaining Charmat method vinification and tank aging, a vineyard picnic in Valdobbiadene on a steep slope with panoramic views, and a final tasting or cheese pairing at a top local maker. Geologically these are foothills of the Alps—flysch, marl, and sandstone soils give the grapes bright acidity; agriculturally the area is defined by small parcels and hand-tended rows on slopes that can be very steep.
Culturally this is working-country Italy: family-run cantinas, cooperative presses, and centuries of local recipes—cicchetti, salumi and fresh bread—served alongside tastings. The Prosecco Road also includes the single-vineyard Cartizze zone, often noted for concentration and value.
Practical guidance: pickup is 9:30 AM from Piazzale Roma with return around 4:30 PM (total ~7 hours). Expect short walks on packed-earth and gravel vineyard tracks and several photo stops. Wear sturdy shoes, sun protection, and a light wind or rain layer. Alcohol and food are included; pace tastings with water between samples. Ask about dietary restrictions when booking. Cash is handy for farm-shop purchases. This private, all-inclusive day blends contextual driving with easy, sensory-led vineyard experiences.