How much do food and drink tours in Valdobbiadene cost?

Most tastings and vineyard visits sit in the mid-range, with short family-winery tastings offering the best value and longer small-group tours from Venice or full winery and UNESCO vineyard experiences at the premium end. Because prices are shown in your chosen currency, check each listing for the exact cost before booking.

Which food and drink tours in Valdobbiadene have free cancellation?

All of the experiences listed on this page come with free cancellation, including the vineyard walk and Prosecco DOCG tasting, the Cartizze tasting at an organic winery, the e-bike tour on the Prosecco hills and the Follina craft brewery tour. That makes it easy to plan around the weather in the hills.

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Nature & outdoors · Valdobbiadene

Valdobbiadene Nature & Food Tours

Average rating4.7Median price$70

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About Valdobbiadene

Valdobbiadene's steep, vine-stitched hillsides are a UNESCO World Heritage landscape best experienced on foot, by e-bike, or with a glass in hand at a family-run cellar. Start with the Venice to Prosecco Hills Wine Tour: Small-Group Exploration & Local Flavors, which pairs ridge-road scenery with tastings, or slow down on the Valdobbiadene: Vineyard Walk and Prosecco DOCG Tasting, a short stroll through the rows followed by the region's signature sparkling wine.

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The hills between Valdobbiadene and Conegliano are a UNESCO-listed patchwork of steep vineyard terraces, chestnut woods and ridge paths. Outdoor tours here combine that scenery with the local wine culture, so you might walk vine rows before a tasting, or ride an e-bike along quiet hill roads between small family wineries.