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WHAT YOU CAN SEE IN VENETO
The area around Conegliano offers diverse experiences year-round. From strolls through the vineyards to hikes in the hills, from visits to historic villages to wine tastings, every season offers opportunities to discover a different corner of this beautiful part of Veneto.
Whether it's a relaxing holiday, a food and wine experience, a romantic weekend, or an active vacation, the hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene are a destination capable of surprising and captivating every visitor.

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WHAT TO SEE
Conegliano Veneto
It is a city rich in charm, history, and traditions, located in the heart of the Alta Marca Trevigiana. Its historic center, with its characteristic porticoes, elegant buildings, and charming squares, invites you to stroll amidst its rich history and authentic atmosphere. Don't miss Conegliano Castle, which offers a beautiful view of the city and the surrounding hills.
Conegliano is also known worldwide for its winemaking tradition and for being one of the main hubs of the Prosecco region.
The municipalities belonging to the Prosecco Consortium recently organized and equipped a 55 km route starting from Vittorio Veneto and ending in Valdobbiadene. This route consists of 4/5 stages and offers tourists wonderful and unique landscapes, with numerous refreshment points and Prosecco tasting cellars along the way. Conegliano, in addition to its beautiful hills, is a strategic location for reaching art cities such as Venice (40 minutes), Padua, Vicenza, Verona, Trieste, and the legendary peaks of the Dolomites and the Treviso Prealps for mountain lovers. The area boasts many e-bike trails, including trekking routes that also lead to local lakes such as Revine and Val Lapisina with the large Lake Santa Croce. For those interested, we can organize e-bike tours to explore the area and enjoy tastings at local wineries, including explanations of the Prosecco production process and the local vines. Last but not least, we're close to seaside towns like Caorle, Jesolo, Bibbione, and Lignano Sabbiadoro, all an hour's drive away.
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WHAT TO SEE
Refrontolo
Among the area's most picturesque destinations is Refrontolo, a small village nestled in the green Treviso hills.
Its symbol is the famous Molinetto della Croda, an ancient watermill built next to a picturesque waterfall, nestled in a breathtakingly beautiful natural landscape.
It is a perfect destination for those who love photography, outdoor walks, and authentic corners of Venetian tradition.