Planning a trip to Italy’s beautiful Prosecco region? Here are your essential planning guides together with some travel inspiration.
We’ve answered hundreds (thousands?) of questions over the years of running Prosecco tours. So, we have an idea of the things you want to know as you book your trip. We’ve put together several guides to help you with your trip planning. Our most popular guides include:
If you’re considering booking a wine tasting tour in the Prosecco region, you can find out more and book here:
Our customers tell us that spending a night or two in the Prosecco region is a highlight of their entire trip to Italy. We encourage you to do the same. And to make it simple, we’ve put together a few accommodation guides.
Out most popular guides include:
You can find them all in our Accommodation section.
Once you’ve got your trip booked, we’ve got some inspiration to get you even more excited about your trip.
Want a taste of Italy while you wait for your trip date? Check out our travel tip, cocktail recipes and food and wine pairing chart, as well as other Italy themed guides, inspiration and fun.
Considering visiting the Prosecco region of Italy? Here are our few tips for planning which vineyards to visit and how best to do it. 1. Decide how many vineyards to visit The first thing to do is look at how long you have to visit the Prosecco region and then decide how many vineyards to … Read more
Planning a trip to Prosecco? In this guide we’ll give you everything you need to help you plan your trip to Prosecco and throughout Northern Italy. (Some of the articles included here are from my sister site, Indiana Jo where I cover more tips and advice for visiting Italy). What you’ll find in this Prosecco … Read more
I remember the day I took my first flight on my first around the world trip. Stood at Heathrow airport, backpack on, filled with nervous excitement. I felt like all of the previous years of my life had somehow coalesced to bring me to this wonderful, life-changing, life-enhancing moment. Things would never be the same … Read more
Have you ever found yourself in the situation where you know you’re about to deliver bad news. And there’s no way around it. I’ve had that feeling a lot recently. And it starts with an email or chat message that opens a little something like this… “What are the best Prosecco vineyards to visit near … Read more
Whether you’re planning to visit Italy’s Prosecco region to go wine tasting, planning a trip to Italy more generally, or looking for a good excuse to drink Prosecco (we have a few), here are the key dates, holidays and timings to keep in mind. Note: since we’re a Prosecco website, we focus on activities and … Read more
I’ve put together a map of the Prosecco region. See below. It’s in Google Maps and it is fully open so you can create a copy and save to your device for use when you’re in Italy, adding your own locations along the way. Or you can simply use my version for planning your trip. … Read more
Worried about Coronavirus? You can read more here. Prosecco has taken the alcoholic drinks market by storm over the last several years, with consumption and sales almost doubling year-on-year in regions such as the UK. Its affordable price tag, versatility and accessibility has made Prosecco the new drink of choice for many sparkling wine lovers, … Read more
When you’re visiting vineyards and wineries in other countries, you’re bound to want to bring a few bottles of your favourite wine home with you. Which throws up the obvious question – how? Travelling with wine can be a difficult task, particularly the awkward feat of flying with wine. Can you put wine in checked … Read more
The beauty of the Internet is that we can put together a trip to Italy or other far-flung places all by ourselves. But there can be an overwhelming number of travel booking sights to choose between. Don’t worry, I’ve written this guide to help you with your trip planning. Below is my list of recommended … Read more
How does the pick-up/transfer work? The two most popular options for starting your tour are: Taking the train to a local station within the Prosecco region, and your driver will meet you at the station; and Book a transfer – your driver will pick you up. Extra charge applies. Taking the train is cheaper and … Read more