Arrive in the charming town of Vittorio Veneto, nestled in the gentle foothills of the Dolomites, where history and nature come together in perfect harmony. Once the site of the pivotal WWI Battle of Vittorio Veneto, today this peaceful town invites exploration through its two historic districts—Serravalle, with its elegant Gothic palaces and winding cobbled streets, and Ceneda, home to a serene cathedral and leafy piazzas. Framed by vineyard-covered hills and close to the renowned Prosecco wine region, it’s the perfect starting point for a relaxed walking holiday. Take time to wander the quiet laneways, sip a local vintage, or stretch your legs on nearby trails and lakeside paths before the journey ahead.

Meals:  Nil

Begin your walk in the historic heart of Vittorio Veneto, where cobbled streets and lively piazzas offer a warm introduction to the charm of northern Italy. From here, the trail leads you gently into the lush Prosecco Hills, where vine-laced slopes stretch as far as the eye can see. As you gain a little elevation, take in sweeping views over the rolling countryside dotted with stone villages and steeples. The pace is unhurried, with plenty of time to appreciate the rhythm of rural life—farmers tending their vines, the scent of fresh herbs in the air, and the quiet hum of nature all around. Pause at a local winery to enjoy a glass of crisp Prosecco and taste seasonal regional fare, before continuing to the hamlet of Arfanta. Surrounded by hills and sky, it’s the perfect place to slow down, breathe deeply, and savour the beauty of this timeless landscape. Distance 12.5km/7.8mi Ascent +630m/2060ft, Descent -410m/1345ft

Meals:  B

As you set off, the trail opens up to sweeping views of the rolling Prosecco countryside, where vineyards tumble down hillsides and stone cottages nestle among olive groves and wildflowers. This peaceful stretch winds through quiet lanes and sun-dappled paths, immersing you in the natural beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape. You'll pass by small chapels and family-run wineries, where the aroma of fermenting grapes hints at the region's proud winemaking heritage—and tasting opportunities are always close at hand. The path gently leads you to Pieve di Soligo, a vibrant town with a rich history and strong ties to the Prosecco tradition. Stroll its scenic riverside promenade, admire the elegant cathedral, and soak up the relaxed energy of local life. With its blend of nature, culture, and wine, today’s walk is a joyful taste of everything that makes this region so special. Distance 18km/11.25mi, Ascent +360m/1180ft, Descent -590m/1935ft

Meals:  B

From the town centre, the trail gently ascends through rolling hills covered in vines, offering sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Along the way, you’ll pass rustic farmhouses, quiet chapels, and small churches that speak to the area’s deep-rooted traditions. This is a landscape shaped by generations of winemakers, where every turn reveals another postcard-perfect scene. Your journey leads to the village of Col San Martino, known for its striking medieval bell tower and rich wine heritage. Here, take time to admire the terraced hills that define the region’s charm—and perhaps stop in at a family-run winery to taste the local Prosecco straight from the source. Wine tasting at 4.00pm at Andreola Winery which includes a tasting of 5 wines from Andreola's Valdobbiadene Docg line, with a small savoury accompaniment. Duration approximately 1 hour. Note that if you start your trip on a Thursday in July or August, there will not be a tasting as the winery shop is closed on a Sunday during that time. Distance 14km/8.75mi, Ascent +580m/1900ft, Descent -540m/1770ft

Meals:  B

Starting in the village of Col San Martino, today’s walk leads you through the heart of the Prosecco Superiore DOCG region, toward the well-known town of Valdobbiadene. The route follows quiet country roads and trails across gentle hills lined with carefully tended vineyards. Along the way, you’ll pass small rural hamlets, historic churches like the Romanesque San Vigilio chapel, and a number of family-run wineries where you can stop for a tasting. As you get closer to Valdobbiadene, the countryside gradually gives way to the buzz of town life, with welcoming piazzas and local eateries. Valdobbiadene is where many of the top vineyards and producers are located, especially those on the steep, hand-tended slopes known as the Rive. While not officially designated as the capital, Valdobbiadene is widely recognised as the heart and soul of the Prosecco region, especially by wine lovers and those in the industry. Distance 12km/7.5mi, Ascent +530m/1740ft, Descent -420m/1380ft

Meals:  B

Trip concludes after breakfast, unless you have booked a transfer to the airport or train station. Or we can assist with booking an extra night on request, please ask for our rates.

Meals:  B