Vittorio Veneto marries the beauty of the Prosecco Hills with the grandeur of the Dolomites. Whether you’re looking for history, culture or outdoor adventures, the town offers a rich tapestry of experiences for every traveller. Stroll around the atmospheric centre, explore a centuries-old castle and discover the region’s proud winemaking heritage.
Things to do in Vittorio Veneto
Explore the historic centre and discover an enclave of narrow streets and sunny squares framed by medieval buildings. Piazza Flaminio is a focal point and atmospheric place to enjoy a cappuccino, gelato or Aperol spritz. Castello di San Martino watches over Vittorio Veneto from atop a rocky outcrop. Wander around the flower-filled grounds and enjoy sweeping views over the town and surrounding countryside. Join a guided tour to go behind the scenes of the historic stronghold, which dates to the Lombard era.
Brush up on local history at Museo della Battaglia di Vittorio Veneto. The collection is housed in a trio of historic buildings, including a 16th-century palace and Baroque church. Exhibits explore the role the Battle of Vittorio Veneto played in World War I and the experiences of soldiers who fought on the front line. Display cabinets are packed with war memorabilia like guns, uniforms and propaganda posters.
The postcard-perfect Prosecco Hills are at your doorstep in Vittorio Veneto. Guided tours are an excellent way to visit multiple vineyards, learn more about the grape-to-glass process and of course, sample the renowned sparkling wine. Prosecco pairs perfectly with regional specialties like “sopressa” salami, white asparagus and tangy Asiago cheese, which you can enjoy at the town's trattorias and osterias.
The majestic Dolomites rise in the distance and provide a backdrop for outdoor adventures. Trails wind through Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park and showcase breathtaking mountain landscapes, including rugged peaks, azure lakes and wildflower-filled pastures. Winter transforms the region into a snow sports hub. Hit the slopes at Croce d'Aune, a family-friendly ski resort on Monte Avena.
Getting around Vittorio Veneto
Vittorio Veneto is pedestrian-friendly and easy to get around on foot. The town is in the Province of Treviso in the Veneto region, a one-hour drive from Venice. Conegliano Train Station is a 15-minute drive away and offers connections to Venice in one hour. Rental cars offer the freedom to visit Vittorio Veneto and explore the region at your own pace. Venice Marco Polo Airport is a 40-minute drive away.