How much do food and wine day trips in Veneto cost?

Prices depend on format and duration. Half-day cellar visits from Verona sit at a moderate level, while full-day tours with private transport, a sommelier or a light lunch are premium. Longer itineraries that combine wine with the Dolomites or multiple wineries cost more because of driving time and additional tastings.

Which Veneto wine day trips offer free cancellation?

Almost every food and wine day trip listed here includes free cancellation, so you can reserve a place and adjust plans if your travel dates shift. This applies to the Amarone and Valpolicella tours from Verona, the Prosecco tours from Venice and Treviso, and the combined Dolomites and Prosecco Hills itinerary.

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Food & wine · Veneto

Food & Wine Day Trips in Veneto

Average rating4.8Median price$201

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Veneto rewards travellers who build a day around a glass: the volcanic soils of Valpolicella give Amarone its depth, while the rolling hills north of Treviso produce Prosecco that tastes entirely different at the source. You can pair a cellar visit with a drive into the Dolomites on the Dolomites & Prosecco Hills Day Trip from Venice with Wine Tasting, or stay closer to Verona with the Amarone Wine Tasting Tour from Verona with Private Transportation, a half-day format that leaves the evening free.

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Veneto's wine day trips take you into the production zone itself, so you taste Valpolicella, Amarone or Prosecco DOCG where it is made rather than in a city bar. Many tours add a sommelier or a winery host, a walk through the vineyards or cellars, and a light lunch of local produce.