Montina
Art, Wine, and Tradition in Franciacorta
Between captivating architecture and stunning landscapes, the Montina winery opens its doors to the public for the Franciacorta Festival 2026. Visitors can explore the scenic underground cellar, visit the historic Villa Baiana, and be amazed by the contemporary art gallery.
The experience is completed with a guided tasting of the winery's finest Franciacorta, including Brut, Satèn, Rosé, and vintage selections, accompanied by typical local products. A perfect balance of wine, art, and hospitality, driven by the passion of the Bozza family.
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Answers to the most frequently asked questions
Where does the Franciacorta Festival take place in September? 📍
The Franciacorta Festival takes place in the heart of Franciacorta, a renowned wine region located between Brescia and Lago d'Iseo, in Lombardy. This area includes 18 municipalities, including Erbusco, Adro, Iseo, Provaglio d'Iseo, and Gussago, known for the production of the famous classic method sparkling wine Franciacorta DOCG. During the festival, over 60 wineries open their doors to offer unique experiences: tastings, guided tours, picnics among the vineyards, and gourmet dinners, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local food and wine culture.
What are the dates for the Franciacorta Festival in September 2026? 📅
The 2026 edition of the Franciacorta Festival will take place from Friday, September 18 to Sunday, September 20. During these three days, the Franciacorta wineries will offer a variety of events: Franciacorta DOCG tastings, guided winery tours, picnics among the vineyards, and gourmet food and wine pairing dinners.
It is advisable to book your desired experiences in advance, as many activities have limited spots and fill up quickly. Official Franciacorta Festival website.
What to do in 2 days in Franciacorta?
A weekend in Franciacorta offers an unforgettable gastronomic and cultural experience. Here is a suggested itinerary for two days:
Day 1
- Morning: Visit a historic winery such as Barone Pizzini or Contadi Castaldi to discover the production process of Franciacorta and taste different labels.
- Afternoon: Lunch at a local restaurant serving typical Brescia cuisine, followed by a walk among the vineyards or a visit to the Monastery of San Pietro in Lamosa.
- Evening: Gourmet dinner at a winery offering food-wine pairings, with the possibility to participate in special events such as dinners in the vineyard or musical evenings.
Day 2
- Morning: Bicycle tour or trekking through the hills of Franciacorta, with scenic stops and visits to small villages like Monte Isola or Iseo.
- Afternoon: Visit another winery for a vertical or thematic tasting, followed by a picnic among the vineyards.
- Evening: Attend a cultural or musical event organized as part of the Franciacorta Festival.
For more information on the history of the festival and details CLICK HERE .
