Nature, culture and human inventiveness come together in the Prosecco Hills, in Italy"s north-east region of Veneto. Due to the unique qualities of the area, these hills were included on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2019, making them the eighth UNESCO site in Veneto. These hilly strips create a panoramic setting, blending vineyards and forests into an organic environment, contributing to the charm of today"s image. If you want to discover this enchanted landscape and are in the mood for a hike, you can take the "Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco," a 50-kilometre trail surrounded by views that are nothing short of fairy-tale. Along the way, visit the Molinetto della Croda, a classic example of 17th-century rural architecture, and don"t miss tasting the famous Prosecco wine.
Prosecco Hills, Veneto, Italy
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