Design, Rustic Vignaioli Contra’ Soarda (VI) A beautiful winery with agritourism, jewels of sustainable architectural design, in which the work of man blends harmoniously with a breathtaking view of the Bassano hills.
Design, Luxury Cantina Quintarelli (VR) Nestling among the Valpolicella vineyards, the winery represents the history of Amarone as well as of the red wines that have made this area near Verona so popular.
Rustic Locanda La Candola (TV) One of the most romantic restaurants in Veneto, it's a real food lovers paradise, boasting an excellent fish cuisine, a cosy family atmosphere, and a great view of the Prosecco hills.
Rustic Osteria di Collalbrigo (TV) In a tiny village in the hills of Conegliano, the Osteria was born from the Ghetti family's love for their land and the return home of Luca, a chef with experience in haute cuisine gained in 3 continents.
Unusual Osteria Cuzziol da Tizio (TV) A marine oasis hidden in the hills of Susegana, the Osteria is famous for dishes based on fresh fish served among works of art and a wonderful panoramic view of the Castle of San Salvatore.
Rustic Ca’ Piadera (TV) On the beautiful hills of Tarzo, Ca' Piadera encloses all the best of the Venetian agricultural and artisan traditions in an enchanted place that invites you to relax and take your time.
Art&Style UNESCO Prosecco Hills: the best addresses…with a view Let's discover this famous hilly paradise through an itinerary that touches the most beautiful towns and the best food and wine hot spots...strictly with a view.
Art&Style From Asolo to Grappa: the dream addresses in the footsteps of Canova A journey through the most beautiful places of Canova: from Asolo, where the artist created his first works, to the exciting Monte Grappa with Val delle Mure, up to Possagno where his artistic will is found.
Products Tenuta Amadio Asolo Prosecco DOCG Brut In Monfumo, in the heart of the Asolo hills, Tenuta Amadio gives life to an extraordinary Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG Brut, completely handmade with sustainable methods.
