Territory and experiences in the Prosecco Hills

The Prosecco Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2019, form a unique landscape of gentle slopes planted with vineyards.

The Abbey of Santa Maria di Follina, a 12th-century Cistercian gem, enchants visitors with its majestic cloister and delicate Gothic façade. It is a significant spiritual and cultural center, set amidst the tranquility of the Vallata.

The Molinetto della Croda, a picturesque 17th-century watermill, stands against a rock face beside a small waterfall.

Rolle, a small hamlet nestled among the hills. With its bell tower rising amidst terraced vineyards and ancient stone houses, it offers one of the most evocative vistas in the entire area—a symbol of the perfect blend of natural beauty and human presence.

Known as the “Road of the 100 Days,” it is a daring mountain route connecting the provinces of Treviso and Belluno. Carved into the rock during World War I, it is a masterpiece of military engineering set amidst a landscape of extraordinary natural beauty.

The Revine Lago lakes are two bodies of water in the province of Treviso. They are located at the bottom of the Vallata, split between the municipalities of Revine Lago and Tarzo.

The historic center of Serravalle represents the medieval heart of Vittorio Veneto. This hamlet preserves the charm of times past, offering an authentic immersion into Venetian history.

Canova’s Temple in Possagno is built on a sunny rise at the foot of Col Draga and near the San Rocco Valley, at an elevation of approximately 330 meters above sea level, facing the artist’s birthplace.

Treviso is a city with many canals, located in northeastern Italy. The Palazzo dei Trecento, featuring battlements and vaulted porticoes, stands in the central Piazza dei Signori.