Walking in the Prosecco Hills
Gillian Price
- 16 februari 2026
- 9781787652545
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Discover the vineyard-covered hills of northern Italy with this guide to walking in the Prosecco Hills, a UNESCO-listed landscape between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene in the Veneto region. Terraced vineyards, wooded slopes and historic villages create a distinctive patchwork of scenery, with quiet paths linking churches, castles and wine-producing communities in one of Italy’s most celebrated rural landscapes.
The routes are suitable for walkers of all abilities, with a mix of short vineyard walks and a longer multi-day trail through the region. Day walks range from gentle strolls to rewarding hill walks, while the 4-day Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco links valleys and hilltop villages between Vidor and Vittorio Veneto. The guidebook is ideal for travellers who want to combine scenic walking with local culture, food and wine.
- 15 varied day walks ranging from 2–13km (1–8 miles), plus the 4-day Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco covering 51km (32 miles) across the heart of the region
- Routes explore the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills north of Venice, following paths through terraced vineyards, wooded hillsides and quiet rural lanes
- Walks connect historic villages and wine towns including Valdobbiadene, Pieve di Soligo, Follina, Conegliano and Vittorio Veneto
- Clear step-by-step route descriptions with 1:50,000 map extracts for every walk to make navigation straightforward
- GPX files available to download, allowing you to follow each route easily using a GPS device or smartphone navigation app
- Detailed practical information on planning, facilities, public transport, accommodation and local wineries, helping you combine walking with food and wine experiences
From peaceful vineyard paths to historic hilltop villages, these routes offer a relaxed way to experience the landscapes, traditions and flavours of Italy’s Prosecco country. This guidebook provides everything you need to plan memorable walks in one of northern Italy’s most distinctive regions.