In Italy, vineyards often rise beside storybook castles and timeless hilltop villages. Yet few landscapes compare to the quiet drama of the Prosecco Road, a ribbon of serpentine lanes weaving through the Valdobbiadene Hills in the heart of Veneto. This is a place of undeniable allure, where every curve reveals a new, breathtaking perspective.
Just one hour north of Venice, La Strada del Prosecco stretches for nearly twenty miles between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene. The landscape is defined by steep, terraced vineyards sculpted into the hillsides, devoted almost entirely to the production of Italy’s most celebrated sparkling wine. Here, tradition prevails. There are no vast industrial estates, only small, family-run wineries where craftsmanship, patience, and passion give life to Prosecco of remarkable elegance and freshness.