Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG
Things to do in Pieve di Soligo and Refrontolo
In the heart of the Sinistra Piave, between Pieve di Soligo and the villages of Refrontolo: tastings, winery visits and the famous Passito dessert wine. Book in 30 seconds.
Pieve di Soligo and its surrounding area form the heart of the Prosecco Superiore DOCG hills. Pieve di Soligo and its hills are situated in the Sinistra Piave area, in the province of Treviso. Here, the landscape alternates between vineyards, woods and small villages, across a succession of hills which were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2019. Just a few minutes away lies Refrontolo, famous for its Refrontolo Passito DOCG – a rare sweet wine made from Marzemino grapes – and for the picturesque Molinetto della Croda, an ancient watermill.
Visiting this area means discovering a more intimate and familiar side to Prosecco, far from the beaten track. Between Pieve di Soligo, Solighetto and Refrontolo, you'll find Prosecconow's partner wineries: you can book a guided tasting in seconds via WhatsApp, wander amongst the vineyards and sample the local wines, from the great classics of Prosecco Superiore DOCG to wines that best reflect the region's biodiversity and natural surroundings.
The hills of Prosecco Superiore DOCG, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Wineries to visit between Pieve di Soligo and Refrontolo
Partner wineries in the Pieve di Soligo area and nearby villages, each with its own guided tasting. Tap to find out more and book your experience.
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Discover & book →Frequently asked questions about Pieve di Soligo and Refrontolo
Where are Pieve di Soligo and Refrontolo?
They are situated in the Sinistra Piave area, in the province of Treviso, in the heart of the Prosecco Superiore DOCG hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pieve di Soligo can be reached by car in about an hour from Venice or Treviso; Refrontolo is just a few minutes' drive away, heading up into the hills.
What is Refrontolo Passito?
Refrontolo Passito DOCG is a rare sweet wine produced from dried Marzemino grapes, typical of the village of Refrontolo. It is a meditation and dessert wine, very different from Prosecco, and represents one of the region's lesser-known wine gems.
Can you visit a winery and go on a tasting tour in the area?
Yes. Several wineries between Pieve di Soligo and the neighbouring villages welcome visitors by appointment for guided tastings. With Prosecconow, you can book in seconds via WhatsApp: choose your experience and your request goes straight to the winery.
What else is there to see apart from the wineries?
Don't miss the Molinetto della Croda in Refrontolo, one of the most photographed historic watermills in the Veneto region, and walks through the vineyards of the UNESCO-listed hills. The area is ideal for those seeking authentic Prosecco, set amidst nature and charming little villages.
How much does a wine tasting cost in the area?
Prices for guided tastings generally start at around 20-40 euros per person and include a tour of the winery and a tasting of several glasses of Prosecco Superiore DOCG, often accompanied by a selection of local produce. Experiences bookable through Prosecconow show the price per person.
How do you get to Pieve di Soligo?
The most convenient way is by car: it takes about an hour from Venice or Treviso. The area is ideal for a route through the hills, with stops at Solighetto, Refrontolo and the nearby villages along scenic roads winding through the vineyards.
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