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A sparkling weekend in Veneto

Immerse yourself in Veneto’s hilly vineyards and bright, fresh wines. Start in Venice, stay the night in Verona, and end in Valdobbiadene.

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Uncover Veneto’s charm on this 2-day wine tasting journey

Romantic cities

Explore Vicenza and Venice, wandering cobblestone streets and gliding along canals between wine tastings.

Classic white wines

Sample famous white wines like Prosecco Superiore DOCG and Vicenza DOC in their birthplace.

Scenic roads

The journey is as rewarding as the destination here as you ride along scenic passes like the Prosecco Road.

How it works

1
Book your multi-city trip

Choose your pickup and drop-off locations, and add optional sightseeing stops.

2
Meet your first driver

Your driver will meet you at your door and begin day one of your trip.

3
Stop to sightsee

On the way to your first destination, your driver will stop at the sightseeing sites you booked and wait while you explore.

4
Arrive for your first night

After a relaxing drive and optional sightseeing stops, you’ll arrive at your first overnight destination.

5
Repeat

The next morning, you’ll meet your driver for day two and start the adventure again.

1
Book your multi-city trip

Choose your pickup and drop-off locations, and add optional sightseeing stops.

2
Meet your first driver

Your driver will meet you at your door and begin day one of your trip.

3
Stop to sightsee

On the way to your first destination, your driver will stop at the sightseeing sites you booked and wait while you explore.

4
Arrive for your first night

After a relaxing drive and optional sightseeing stops, you’ll arrive at your first overnight destination.

5
Repeat

The next morning, you’ll meet your driver for day two and start the adventure again.

Day 1: Venice to Verona

Stop 1: Vicenza (2 hours) 

Wander peaceful Vicenza, a historic hub and home to much of Italy’s fine jewelry production.

  • Sip on Tai Rosso red wines, medium-bodied with cherry and almond notes
  • See the Teatro Olimpico, what many consider Palladio’s greatest work
  • Shop or take a cafe break in Piazza dei Signori

Stop 2: Arrival in Verona

Stroll charming, romantic Verona, known for its Roman ruins and appearance in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

  • See the Verona Arena, an amphitheater standing for 2,000 years
  • Visit Juliet’s house and see the famous balcony described in the play
  • Sip on local wines at a bar in the Piazza delle Erbe

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High view of Verona skyline and the Ponte Pietra arch bridge during a golden sunset.

Day 2: Verona to Valdobbiadene

Stop 1: Asolo (1.5 hours) 

Explore this charming town, the “Pearl of Treviso,” and make time to try Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG.

  • Visit Rocca Fortress for sweeping views of the surrounding hills
  • Explore the arcades of Piazza Garibaldi and see the medieval castle 
  • Stop into a local enoteca for a glass of local prosecco 

Arrival in Valdobbiadene

Admire the rolling vineyards surrounding this ancient town, a highlight of the Prosecco Road.

  • Visit a local winery to compare Prosecco styles with expert guidance
  • Stroll the surrounding vineyards, especially stunning in autumn
  • Stop at the town’s neoclassical cathedral for its Renaissance art

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Two glasses of sparkling white wine on a wooden table.

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Your questions, answered

Use the "multi-city" function on the main booking page. Input your first transfer, then click "add transfer" to add your next destination. Complete your itinerary with optional sightseeing stops in the next step.
Choose your main transfers and continue with booking. On the "Customize your trip with stops" page, pick from the available options. On your trip, you can expect your driver to guide you to your chosen stops and wait while you explore.
Choosing a private car transfer gives you unmatched flexibility and comfort. In Veneto, a private driver makes it easier to access small towns and vineyards that receive irregular bus service. This also opens up sightseeing options between destinations.
Yes, staying overnight in Venice lets you explore more and enjoy an unrushed dinner. After the day visitors leave, you can see the main attractions with fewer crowds. Be sure to order regional prosecco and Veneto's own tiramisu.

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