
- Overnight stay
- Outdoor experience

Veneto is the Italian region with the highest number of DOC and DOCG designations, and this selection gathers some of the most interesting tasting experiences available on the platform, without being limited to a single area or designation. There are offerings in Valpolicella, among Amarone and Ripasso, but also lesser-known wineries that still deserve attention for the quality of their hospitality and wines. The included experiences range from classic tastings with guided tours to more elaborate itineraries, often in family-run businesses that authentically tell the story of the territory. A good starting point for those who want to explore Veneto's wine scene without first having to navigate the dozens of designations in the region, guided by an already curated selection. Book your experience at the same price as the winery, with immediate confirmation.






Duration: 1h 30

Duration: 30 min

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A journey through styles, terroirs, and intense aromas
Duration: 1h

The wineries in Veneto offer a wide variety of renowned wines: Prosecco, Amarone della Valpolicella, Ripasso, Valpolicella Classico, Soave, Lugana, Bardolino, Raboso, and many others, each linked to specific territories of the region.
The main wine areas of Veneto include Valpolicella, the Prosecco region between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, the Soave area near Verona, the Euganean Hills, Lake Garda (Bardolino), and the Piave area.
Yes, most wineries in the Veneto region offer guided tours in the vineyards and cellars, accompanied by tastings of wines often paired with local typical products.
Many wineries are open all year round, but some experiences may be seasonal. It is always advisable to check the hours and availability on the individual winery's page.
The ideal period is from spring to autumn, particularly during the harvest (September-October), when vineyard activity is at its peak and the atmosphere is especially enchanting.
Yes, many wineries offer complete food and wine experiences: lunches or dinners in the vineyard, platters of typical products, tasting menus, and guided wine-food pairings.
Absolutely yes. The proposed activities are accessible to everyone, and the wineries take care to guide each guest, including beginners, on a journey to discover wine.
Yes, it is recommended to book in advance, especially on weekends or for large groups, to ensure the availability of the desired experience.
Yes, all wineries allow you to purchase the wines you have tasted, often with exclusive offers for visitors or special packaging.
Some wineries in Veneto have agritourisms, rooms, or wine resorts nestled in the vineyards, perfect for a weekend of relaxation and good wine.