Long Weekend In The Prosecco Hills
Italy
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Unwind and indulge in Italy's UNESCO Prosecco Hills
Itinerary
Start Pieve di Soligo.
Circular walk in the heartland of the Prosecco region; visit one of the best local producers for wine-tasting and learn about the wine-making process.
Visit the UNESCO Palladian Villla Barbaro before ascending to Monte St. Giorgio, originally used as the front line during World War I; walk to the elegant hilltop town of Asolo.
Sightseeing in Treviso; try local cicchetti in traditional osterias.
Additional Information
Prosecco may well be one of the world’s most famous and appreciated wines,
but its home, a place where vineyards cling to the sides of endless rolling
hills and quaint mediaeval villages dot the lush verdant landscape, remains
one of Italy’s best undiscovered secrets. On this regenerating and
soul-fuelling weekend adventure, we get the chance to walk this beautiful
wine region which has recently been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and
visit one of the best producers for a guided tasting of the finest local
bubbles. There is also time to visit charming Asolo, considered one of the
most beautiful villages in Italy, and tuck into delicious ‘cicchetti’
(small snacks) and Aperol Spritz in some of Treviso’s traditional canalside
osterias.
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