The Magical Prosecco Hills

The Magical Prosecco Hills

The Prosecco Hills are one of Italy's best-kept secrets. Nestled between the towns of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene,

this beautiful corner of Veneto offers rolling vineyards, charming villages, excellent food, and the world-famous Prosecco that has made the region known across the globe.

Our cooking school is located in San Pietro di Feletto, in the heart of these UNESCO-listed hills. Here, life moves at a gentler pace. Vineyards cover the landscape, country roads wind through the hills, and every season brings its own flavours and traditions to the table.

Despite its peaceful setting, the region is perfectly positioned for exploring Veneto. Venice is just over an hour away, making it easy to visit the city’s canals, art, and history before returning to the tranquillity of the countryside. To the north, the magnificent Dolomites can be reached in less than two hours, offering breathtaking mountain scenery, picturesque villages, and unforgettable day trips.

The area is also a paradise for cyclists. The winding roads of the Prosecco Hills have featured in the Giro d’Italia and attract cycling enthusiasts from around the world who come to experience the challenging climbs and spectacular views.

Just a few minutes from our cooking school is the renowned Hotel Ca’ del Poggio, a favourite destination for cyclists and travellers alike. With its panoramic terrace overlooking the vineyards, excellent restaurant, and warm hospitality, it is a wonderful place to stay while exploring the region.

What makes the Prosecco Hills truly special is the balance they offer: authentic Italian village life, outstanding local cuisine, celebrated wines, and extraordinary landscapes, all without the crowds found in many of Italy’s more famous destinations. Here, you can enjoy the real Veneto—slowly, authentically, and at your own pace—while remaining within easy reach of Venice, the Dolomites, Lake Garda, and many of northern Italy’s most beautiful treasures.

It is a place to savour, explore, and remember.