Autumn Colours in the Prosecco Hills
Wondering why to Visit the Prosecco region during Autumn?
The temperature begin to drop along with the crowds, the colours come out in the countryside, some of the best experiences are here to stay.
Autumn has been always a time to harvest food and celebrate the earth. And here, like no other place, you will be blown away by the colour explosion.
Escape the cities and enjoy the changing leaves. Maybe…Trying to be a little adventurous … and embark with us for a life change experience.
We are here… Come along… Don’t be long!
Luciana, Alberta, Seba x
Hiking or E-biking
You can choose! Prosecco Hills, Prealps or Dolomites, just throw the dice! Many different options, half or full day.Discovering the Cansiglio Forest
Less than an hour drive, 1000mt above sea level, sightseeing the particular geomorphological Prosecco Hills and the Dolomites. This was the forest that provided most of the wood to construct Venice. We’ll take a deep step inside to explore the beauties of nature and mankind of these mountainous villages. Ah, the foliage in Autumn is stunning, fresh in Summer and absolutely freezing in winter!!“Wine …Wine Knot?!”
All year round. There’s always a good reason for wine. This is one of the best wine districts in the world, Prosecco & much more! Great vibes, professional & laid back tours. I’ll take you for a back-road-ride through the vineyards to, to the best panoramic angles to only small-medium size wineries…the ones we personally like best and where you will feel like a friend! You’ll end up the day full of joy, being a Prosecco snob, learning those little curious secrets with a smile!Exploring the Great War sites
A jump in the past, over a hundred years backwards and still many memories that connect this territory and its people. My personal family stories, hidden secrets between the Holy River Piave, Monte Grappa and Vittorio Veneto. This won’t be a boring history tour for nerds but a little taste for curious people wanting to discover more of what these places went through.
