Nestled just north of Venice, the Prosecco Hills have been cultivating the glera grape for over a millennium, producing one of the world’s most beloved sparkling wines. The rolling landscape is dotted with vineyards and charming towns like Valdobbiadene, Conegliano, and Asolo. Visitors can explore the wineries that dot the hills, taking tours to learn about the traditional methods of Prosecco production and enjoying tastings of the crisp, effervescent wine. The picturesque setting and rich history make the Prosecco Hills a delightful destination for both oenophiles and those seeking a scenic escape.
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