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Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019, it is the epicenter of the wine-growing landscape of the Prosecco production area, in particular Prosecco Superiore DOCG and Cartizze, a sparkling wine named after the hill of the same name located in the municipality of Valdobbiadene.
The Prosecco Route, inaugurated in 1966, is among the oldest Italian wine routes. A route with a strong focus on food and wine that stretches for 90 km through the splendid hills of Conegliano Valdobbiadene.
VALDOBBIADENE
Considered the cradle of Prosecco, Conegliano Valdobbiadene extends in the prealpine territory of Treviso east of the Piave river for about 40 km. A natural amphitheater of steep hills, softened by the embroidery of uninterrupted vineyards and, a little further on, to the north, the imposing spectacle of the Dolomites.
Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, jewels of the Prosecco route
Valdobbiadene is a lovely town that offers cultural, historical and artistic attractions both linked and unlinked to the history and production of Prosecco Superiore. A land with a flourishing past which left the most evident signs in the Cathedral of the Assumption Santa Maria Assunta and in the splendid Villa dei Cedri, an Art Nouveau building which hosts many events dedicated to wine.
Speaking of food and wine culture, in addition to Prosecco, it is worth mentioning other typical products such as Monte Cesen cheese grappa and Sopressa Trevigiana.
Conegliano is a small, industrious town with a wealth of cultural activities, offering many events related to the world of gastronomy and wine. Particularly in August, in the setting of the medieval castle, the Calici di Stelle (Goblets of Stars) takes place, an occasion for celebrating and tasting local specialities.
Valdobbiadene and Conegliano are the arrival and departure point of the Prosecco Route, an extraordinary itinerary immersed in the area's hills and vineyards.
The Prosecco Route
The Prosecco Superiore Hills, world-famous for their beauty and the food and wine tours they offer, became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019.
The Prosecco Superiore hills
Valdobbiadene and Conegliano are the arrival and departure point of the
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019, it is the epicenter of the wine-growing landscape of the Prosecco production area, in particular Prosecco Superiore DOCG and Cartizze, a sparkling wine named after the hill of the same name located in the municipality of Valdobbiadene.
Speaking of food and wine culture, in addition to Prosecco, it is worth mentioning other typical products such as Monte Cesen cheese grappa and Sopressa Trevigiana.
Conegliano is a small, industrious town with a wealth of cultural activities, offering many events related to the world of gastronomy and wine. Particularly in August, in the setting of the medieval castle, the Calici di Stelle (Goblets of Stars) takes place, an occasion for celebrating and tasting local specialities.
VALDOBBIADENE
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019, Conegliano Valdobbiadene is famous for being the land of excellence for Prosecco Superiore DOCG.
Considered the cradle of Prosecco, Conegliano Valdobbiadene extends in the prealpine territory of Treviso east of the Piave river for about 40 km. A natural amphitheater of steep hills, softened by the embroidery of uninterrupted vineyards and, a little further on, to the north, the imposing spectacle of the Dolomites.
Valdobbiadene and Conegliano, jewels of the Prosecco route
Valdobbiadene is a lovely town that offers cultural, historical and artistic attractions both linked and unlinked to the history and production of Prosecco Superiore. A land with a flourishing past which left the most evident signs in the Cathedral of the Assumption Santa Maria Assunta and in the splendid Villa dei Cedri, an Art Nouveau building which hosts many events dedicated to wine.
Le strade del Prosecco
La strada del Prosecco, inaugurata nel 1966, è tra le più antiche strade del vino italiane. Un percorso a forte vocazione enogastronomica che si stende per 90 km tra le splendide Colline del Conegliano Valdobbiadene.
Le colline del Prosecco Superiore
Le Colline del Prosecco Superiore, famose in tutto il mondo per la loro bellezza e per i tour enogastronomici che offrono, sono diventate Patrimonio dell’Umanità Unesco nel 2019.