Anywhere Italy

Slow trip

5 slow days from Venice: Vittorio Veneto

Add to calendar

A 5-day slow trip across 5 towns based out of Vittorio Veneto, starting from Venice, drawn from the 1,000 Italian communes most travelers skip.

5 days · June · food & wine-first · moderate walking

Vittorio Veneto

Vittorio Veneto, 5 days

Base yourself in Vittorio Veneto and make these your day trips.

5 towns · qualifying pool of 9 from 53 candidates

Hill towns in the provinces of Treviso and Padova. Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG, wine territory, and Borghi Più Belli d'Italia.

Getting around

Rent a car for this corner. Vittorio Veneto, your base, is on the rail network. Only 1 of the 5 towns have a railway station; the day trips assume driving.

Your timing

June sits in this corner's best window: open, temperate, and short of the crowd months.

While you're there

  • AsoloAsolo Art Film Festival, JuneWorld's oldest UNESCO-sponsored festival dedicated to films on art and visual arts, founded 1973.
  • FollinaSecolare Sagra di Pentecoste, JuneCenturies-old Pentecost pilgrimage where Alpago wool-traders walk to Follina Abbey to thank the Madonna for clearing the harvest-killing fog, with concert and Cistercian liturgy.
  • ValdobbiadenePrimavera del Prosecco Superiore, JuneSpring tour of wine fairs across the DOCG Prosecco Superiore hills with tastings, food and music from March to June.

Day 1 · Arrive in Vittorio Veneto

Settle in. Vittorio Veneto is your base for the next 5 days. Take the afternoon to walk the centro, find your bearings, eat something local.

Vittorio Veneto

Province: Treviso

Vittorio Veneto

Two old towns fused at 138 meters under the Cansiglio, where the October 1918 battle ended the First World War on the Italian front.

Picked for:food and wine · plain

Day 2 · Day trip to Follina

First outing. Head to Follina for the day. Take the slow road, leave time to wander, be back in Vittorio Veneto for dinner.

Follina

Province: Treviso

Follina

A Prosecco-hills borgo at 191 meters around the Cistercian Abbey of Santa Maria, with a cloister finished in 1268.

Picked for:food and wine · plain · Secolare Sagra di Pentecoste, June

Day 3 · Day trip to Cison di Valmarino

Out again, this time to Cison di Valmarino. Same rhythm: leave after breakfast, return for evening in Vittorio Veneto.

Cison di Valmarino

Province: Treviso

Cison di Valmarino

A Prosecco hills borgo at 261 meters under the dolomite rock of CastelBrando, the largest inhabited castle complex in Europe.

Picked for:food and wine · hill town

Day 4 · Day trip to Valdobbiadene

Out again, this time to Valdobbiadene. Same rhythm: leave after breakfast, return for evening in Vittorio Veneto.

Valdobbiadene

Province: Treviso

Valdobbiadene

The Prosecco Superiore capital at 253 meters in the Treviso Prealps, where Glera grown on Cartizze's 108 hectares produces the most expensive Italian sparkling wine.

Picked for:food and wine · hill town · Primavera del Prosecco Super…, June

Day 5 · Day trip to Asolo

Last day trip in this corner, to Asolo. Make a day of it, then back to Vittorio Veneto.

Asolo

Province: Treviso

Asolo

A walled hill town at 205 meters that Caterina Cornaro ran as her court after trading Cyprus to Venice in 1489.

Picked for:food and wine · hill town · Asolo Art Film Festival, June

Subscribe — free

We cover towns like these every Sunday.

One letter a week. The town, the photo, the food, the story. Free, by Peter & Sophia from Pietrasanta.

Substack sends a confirmation link to your inbox. The signup finishes when it’s clicked.

Refine

Not quite right?

Answer 5 more questions to narrow your plan further.

Share

Share this plan.

Send the link to whoever you’re travelling with, or keep the trip as a PDF.

This is a permanent link — it will always show the same plan.

About this plan

This plan is generated by a free informational tool. The towns, drive times, and recurring events come from public Italian institutional sources, compiled and verified at the time of writing. Italy changes; opening hours, prices, road conditions, festival dates, and accommodation availability shift faster than we can keep current.

Confirm anything time-sensitive directly with official sources before you travel. Comune websites, regional tourism boards, and the festival organisers themselves are the authoritative references for dates, prices, and access conditions. Our role is to point you at the towns and the reasons; the logistics of any specific visit remain yours.

This is not a licensed travel service under Italian Codice del Turismo or EU Package Travel Directive 2015/2302. We do not sell, book, or coordinate transport, accommodation, or activities. No contractual relationship is created by reading or sharing this page. We accept no liability for trip outcomes, missed connections, closed venues, road conditions, weather, or any other factor outside the published catalogue.

Plans are stored as part of the publicly accessible catalogue; sharing one means anyone with the URL can see it. The data describes places as compiled. See “About the data” in the footer for sourcing details and our verification standard.

5 slow days from Venice: Vittorio Veneto | Anywhere Italy