From the very start of your holiday in the Prosecco Hills, you’ll be amazed at how easy it is to get to all of the main places: Asolo, Valdobbiadene, Conegliano, Vittorio Veneto, Montebelluna and Bassano del Grappa.
Click here and start discovering the area with the map of Visitproseccohills!
The map of Visitproseccohills
Your holiday in the Prosecco Hills starts here!
How to get here
You can get to the Prosecco Superiore Hills in a flash! They’re centrally located between Venice and the Dolomites, so you can use whichever mode of transport you like!
Tourist information centres
Come and see us during your stay in the Prosecco Superiore Hills! We’ll help to make your holiday unique and unforgettable!
Weather forecasts for the Prosecco Hills
The weather forecast is just a click away! Get the best out of your holiday in the Prosecco Superiore Hills by staying up to date with the weather conditions.
Just a short trip from the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Venice and the Dolomites. Asolo, Conegliano, Possagno, Valdobbiadene and Vittorio Veneto are just some of the towns dotted across the Prosecco Superiore Hills that you can explore during your holiday.
Informations
Prosecco Run
3rd December 2023
The only run among hills and wineries of the Prosecco Superiore.
Prosecco Marathon
3rd December 2023
The new challenge among hills and wineries of the Prosecco Superiore.
Festa dei Marroni
From 6th to 29th October 2023
Local products, crafts, nature, sports and entertainment in the heart of the Prosecco Superiore Hills
Cheese Making Experience in the Prosecco Hills
From 25th March to 28th October 2023
One weekend a month dedicated to the world of cheese making to teach tourists and cheese lovers from all over the world how to make cheese.
ValdobbiadeneJazz
From 16th September to 8th October 2023
A unique experience combining culture and territory, excellent music and the charm of the Unesco World Heritage hills.
100 Miglia sulla Strada del Conegliano Valdobbiadene
6th and 7th October 2023
Watch magnificent classic cars speed through the hills on the Prosecco Route or drive one yourself: a breathtaking blend of history, motoring and nature.
