The Prosecco Tour

Your journey begins in Vittorio Veneto, a peaceful town rich in history and nestled among the gentle hills of northern Italy. Known as the site of the decisive World War I battle that bears its name, the town offers a unique window into Italy’s past, surrounded by striking natural beauty.

The historic center is split between Serravalle and Ceneda, two charming districts full of character. Wander Serravalle’s cobbled alleys and Gothic facades, or explore Ceneda’s elegant cathedral and quiet piazzas. All around, the hills are lined with vineyards—a true paradise for wine lovers—with the Prosecco region just moments away.

Whether you're drawn to local heritage, sweeping landscapes, or the call of a nearby trail, Vittorio Veneto is the perfect place to start your walk through one of Italy’s most scenic and culturally rich regions.

After breakfast, your journey begins with a scenic walk from the historic heart of Vittorio Veneto, leading you into the gentle slopes of the Prosecco Hills. As you follow quiet country paths, the landscape opens up into a patchwork of vineyards and rustic farmhouses, where every view feels like a postcard.

This tranquil countryside is dotted with small wineries—perfect for a pause to taste the local Prosecco and soak in the atmosphere. The route continues toward one of the area’s hidden treasures: the Grotte del Caglieron. A series of cascading waterfalls and sandstone caves carved by centuries of water and time, the grotto offers a cool, shaded escape. Wooden walkways wind through the rocks and streams, with sunlight filtering through the leaves and the sound of water echoing around you.

It’s a day that blends nature, beauty, and a touch of adventure—ideal for those who love landscapes shaped by both nature and tradition, with just the right amount of magic in the air.

Distance: 14 km

Elevation Gain: +790/-790m

Begin your walk in the historic center of Vittorio Veneto, then head into the gentle slopes of the Prosecco Hills, where vineyards stretch as far as the eye can see. Enjoy sweeping views, quiet countryside paths, and glimpses of daily life among the vines.

Pause at a local winery for a glass of Prosecco and regional treats before continuing toward Arfanta, a peaceful hilltop hamlet. Surrounded by silence and views that reach the horizon, it’s the perfect place to slow down and take it all in.

Distance: 12,5 km

Elevation Gain: +630/-410m

Start your walk in the charming village of Arfanta, surrounded by the rolling hills of the Prosecco wine region. The path leads you through a patchwork of vineyards, where rows of lush grapevines stretch into the horizon, interspersed with olive trees and rustic farmhouses. Along the way, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the countryside and the distant Dolomites. As you descend, you’ll arrive at the Molinetto della Croda, a beautifully preserved 17th-century watermill nestled beside a cascading waterfall. The mill’s tranquil setting, surrounded by greenery and the gentle sound of running water, feels like stepping into a storybook. Take a moment to explore the mill’s history and admire its picturesque charm. The journey combines the natural beauty of the vineyards with a touch of history, making this a walk to remember. Don’t forget to bring your camera—every turn offers postcard-perfect views.

Distance: 10 km

Elevation Gain: +350/-350m

Set off on a scenic trail with sweeping views of rolling hills, dotted with cottages and quiet chapels. The path winds through olive groves and wildflowers, immersing you in the peaceful charm of this UNESCO World Heritage landscape. Along the way, you'll pass local wineries, where the scent of fermenting grapes fills the air and tasting opportunities invite you to pause.

The trail gradually leads down to Pieve di Soligo, a vibrant town rich in history and closely tied to the Prosecco tradition. Stroll past elegant buildings, visit the cathedral, and enjoy the riverside promenade. This stage blends nature, culture, and wine—capturing the true essence of the region.

Distance: 18 km

Elevation Gain: +360/-590m

Begin your walk in the charming town of Pieve di Soligo, then follow gentle trails through the heart of the Prosecco Hills. The path winds through rolling vineyards, offering sweeping views and glimpses of daily life among traditional farmhouses and quiet villages. Along the way, you’ll pass ancient churches and chapels that add a touch of history to the landscape.

The route leads to Col San Martino, a picturesque village known for its medieval bell tower and stunning views over terraced hills. Stop at a local winery to enjoy a glass of Prosecco and soak in the peaceful beauty of this timeless region.

Distance: 14 km

Elevation Gain: +580/-540m

Begin your walk in the picturesque village of Col San Martino, heading into the heart of the Prosecco Superiore DOCG region. The trail winds through rolling hills lined with terraced vineyards, offering panoramic views that stretch to the distant mountains. Along the way, you’ll pass peaceful hamlets and historic sites like the Romanesque San Vigilio chapel.

The path is dotted with family-run wineries, perfect for a tasting break amid the vines. As you reach Valdobbiadene, vineyards give way to elegant piazzas and lively streets. Known as the capital of Prosecco, the town offers prestigious wineries and cozy trattorias serving local specialties. A perfect blend of scenery, tradition, and flavor—this walk is a sparkling end to your journey.

Distance: 12 km

Elevation Gain: +5300/-420m

The trip and our services end after breakfast, unless you have booked a transfer to the airport or to the train station, or other supplementary services.

This tour is perfect for walkers who love the idea of pairing gentle trails with rich cultural and culinary experiences. If you enjoy exploring at a relaxed pace, soaking in landscapes of rolling vineyards, stopping for wine tastings, and discovering small towns full of charm and history — this journey is for you.

The daily walks range from easy to moderate, typically between 12 and 18 km per day, with some gentle ascents and descents through hills and vineyard paths. You don’t need to be an athlete, but a basic level of fitness and comfort with walking for a few hours a day will make the experience more enjoyable.

You’ll stay in comfortable, welcoming accommodations, and your luggage is transferred each day — so you only carry what you need for the walk. Whether you’re a wine lover, a fan of slow travel, or simply someone looking for a quieter side of Italy, this tour offers a perfect blend of nature, heritage, and sparkling discovery.

For our trips, we always choose accommodation with private rooms and private bathrooms. In rare cases, shared accommodations or shared bathrooms may be provided, so we recommend carefully checking the inclusions section to understand the type of accommodation included in the trip you are interested in.  

We place great importance on the choice of accommodations and select hotels with care and attention. We understand how essential it is to rest well after a day of walking. We always prefer cozy and characteristic establishments, preferably family-run, that fully embody the spirit of the place and offer hospitality with courtesy and comfort.  

Where, due to the nature of the route, accommodation options are limited, we choose the one that best aligns with our standards.