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Milan is surrounded by some of Italy's most intriguing wine regions, all reachable in less than an hour's drive from the city center. This selection features the most easily accessible wineries from Milan, divided by province: Pavia, the heart of Oltrepò Pavese and Lombardy's Pinot Noir; Novara, the gateway to Alto Piemonte; Franciacorta, home to Italy's most famous traditional method sparkling wines; Bergamo, between Valcalepio and Moscato di Scanzo; and Brescia, overlooking Lake Iseo. It's a perfect opportunity for those living or working in Milan who are looking for a day trip without the need for a long journey: depart in the morning and return in the evening, with a genuine wine tourism experience in between, including tasting, winery visits, and scenic views of hills or lakes. Book your experience at the same price as the winery.


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Guided tour of the winery and tasting of Montina Franciacorta Extra Brut, Brut, and Rosé Demi Sec
Duration: 1h 30





Pick some ripe grapes, join us for grape tasting, experience the winery and the aromas of fermentation, sit on the terrace or in our panoramic showroom and enjoy a rich sensory tasting.
Duration: 2h 30


The main areas accessible include Franciacorta, Varesotto, Oltrepò Pavese, and some areas of Lake Garda and the neighboring Piedmont.
Yes, many wineries offer tours and tastings perfect for a day trip, with durations and schedules tailored for those departing from Milan.
Some wineries can be reached by train or bus, but for many, it is advisable to use a car or private transport services to optimize time and convenience.
Yes, several wineries offer lunches or dinners with typical regional menus, often bookable as combined packages with the tour and tasting.
Absolutely yes. The tours are designed for both enthusiasts and beginners, with guides who make the discovery of wine simple and enjoyable.
Yes, it is always recommended to book in advance, especially on weekends and during peak times.
Yes, almost all wineries offer the possibility to buy wine directly on-site, often with special offers for visitors.
The best way is to plan the day by choosing one or two nearby wineries, checking the opening hours, and booking the desired experiences in advance.
Yes, many wineries offer personalized experiences for groups, families, and special occasions, with activities also for children.
Certainly, the area offers numerous cultural, natural, and gastronomic opportunities that can complement the winery visit.