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Cycle Italy’s Veneto Region over 8 mesmerizing days
Cycle through the UNESCO-listed Prosecco Hills, riding vineyard-covered roads between Conegliano and Pieve di Soligo.
Discover Veneto’s storybook villages, from cobbled Serravalle and Rolle to castle-crowned Cison di Valmarino.
Taste the region’s best flavors, with optional Prosecco wine tasting in Soligo and grappa culture in Bassano del Grappa.
Finish in style in Vicenza, exploring Palladio’s Renaissance masterpieces after a final scenic ride via Marostica.
The Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour invites you to cycle through the rolling, vine-covered hills of Veneto on an unforgettable journey from Conegliano—the historic heart of Prosecco—to the elegant Palladian city of Vicenza. This self-guided Prosecco bike tour unfolds with rewarding rides, following quiet country lanes through the UNESCO-listed Prosecco hills, past storybook villages like Serravalle and Rolle, and into landscapes shaped by centuries of winemaking. Highlights include a stop at the charming Croda watermill, the serene Cistercian Abbey in Follina, and the dramatic hilltop castle of Cison di Valmarino, with daily routes offering the perfect balance of scenic climbs, panoramic views, and time to explore.
This self-guided tour is designed for active travelers who also travel with their taste buds. Along the way, savor the region’s celebrated food and drink—think crisp glasses of Prosecco from distinct sub-regions, optional tastings in Soligo, and the chance to discover Bassano del Grappa, birthplace of Italy’s iconic spirit. Evenings are spent in character-filled towns where cobblestone streets, lively piazzas, and outstanding local cuisine invite you to slow down and enjoy la dolce vita.
Throughout the journey, stay in handpicked, character-rich hotels perfectly situated in the historic hearts of Conegliano, Pieve di Soligo, Asolo, Bassano del Grappa, and Vicenza. Each blends warm Italian hospitality with stylish comfort, inviting rooms, and generous breakfasts—an ideal reward after a day spent cycling through the sun-drenched Prosecco hills!
The Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour invites you to cycle through the rolling, vine-covered hills of Veneto on an unforgettable journey from Conegliano—the historic heart of Prosecco—to the elegant Palladian city of Vicenza. This self-guided Prosecco bike tour unfolds with rewarding rides, following quiet country lanes through the UNESCO-listed Prosecco hills, past storybook villages like Serravalle and Rolle, and into landscapes shaped by centuries of winemaking. Highlights include a stop at the charming Croda watermill, the serene Cistercian Abbey in Follina, and the dramatic hilltop castle of Cison di Valmarino, with daily routes offering the perfect balance of scenic climbs, panoramic views, and time to explore.
This self-guided tour is designed for active travelers who also travel with their taste buds. Along the way, savor the region’s celebrated food and drink—think crisp glasses of Prosecco from distinct sub-regions, optional tastings in Soligo, and the chance to discover Bassano del Grappa, birthplace of Italy’s iconic spirit. Evenings are spent in character-filled towns where cobblestone streets, lively piazzas, and outstanding local cuisine invite you to slow down and enjoy la dolce vita.
Throughout the journey, stay in handpicked, character-rich hotels perfectly situated in the historic hearts of Conegliano, Pieve di Soligo, Asolo, Bassano del Grappa, and Vicenza. Each blends warm Italian hospitality with stylish comfort, inviting rooms, and generous breakfasts—an ideal reward after a day spent cycling through the sun-drenched Prosecco hills!
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Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive in Conegliano
Nestled at the foothills of the Prosecco UNESCO World Heritage hills, Conegliano is considered the historic heart of Prosecco. Grapes have been grown here for centuries, but it was in 1868 that Antonio Carpenè founded the Carpenè Malvolti winery and produced the first Prosecco sparkling wine; a few years later, in 1876, Italy’s first School of Oenology was established in Conegliano and remains one of the country’s most prestigious institutions today.
If it’s your first visit to this corner of Italy, consider arriving a few days early to experience magnificent Venice or explore nearby Treviso, an elegant art city that offers similar beauty and atmosphere, but with far fewer crowds!
Overnight Location: Hotel Canon d’Oro or similar
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast
Day 2 Conegliano Loop Ride
Enjoy your first day cycling through the lovely rolling hills in the heart of the Prosecco region. Ride along vineyard-covered slopes all the way to historic Serravalle, with plenty of time to explore its cobblestone streets before cycling back to Conegliano. This afternoon, take a leisurely walk through town or head up to the castle for wonderful views over the surrounding villas.
Overnight Location: Hotel Canon d’Oro or similar
Distance: 49 km, 500 m of ascent
Meals: Breakfast
Day 3 Scenic Ride to Pieve di Soligo
Leaving Conegliano today, you’ll cycle deeper into the Prosecco region, where generations of winemakers have shaped the famous, almost magical landscape. Along the way, stop at the enchanting Croda watermill before continuing to Rolle, one of the area’s most iconic villages, perched above a valley blanketed in vineyards.
For wine lovers, we recommend a visit and tasting in Soligo (please inquire when booking your tour to include this experience in your package).
Overnight Location: Hotel Contà or similar
Distance: 41 km, 632 m of ascent
Meals: Breakfast
Day 4 Pieve di Soligo Loop Ride
Discover the higher vineyards of the Prosecco region on a beautiful loop ride at the foothills of the Alps. As you cycle, sweeping views unfold across the rolling hills on your way to Follina, home to the Cistercian Abbey of Santa Maria. Continue to Cison di Valmarino with its impressive hilltop castle, and ride through the charming village of Valmareno, rich in local character and tradition.
Overnight Location: Hotel Contà or similar
Distance: 53 km, 656 m of ascent
Meals: Breakfast
Day 5 Ride to Asolo
Today, leave the heart of the Prosecco region and cycle west, crossing the Piave River—site of one of the fiercest battles fought by Italian and Allied forces against the Austro-Hungarian Empire during World War I. Riding along the base of the Montello hills, you’ll enter the Asolo area of Prosecco, where varied soils give rise to distinctive expressions of this celebrated wine.
Overnight Location: Hotel Asolo or similar
Distance: 62 km, 702 m of ascent
Meals: Breakfast
Day 6 Rolling Hills to Bassano del Grappa
Today you’ll cycle through the westernmost part of the Prosecco region, where the vineyard-covered hills gradually give way to woodlands and farmland. Your destination is Bassano del Grappa, named for nearby Mount Grappa—and lending its name to Italy’s famous spirit.
Set on the banks of the Brenta River, the town is home to two museums dedicated to grappa. Take time to explore the charming historic centre on foot, or settle into a sunny piazza and enjoy the atmosphere like a local.
Overnight Location: Hotel Belvedere or similar
Distance: 40 km, 560 m of ascent
Meals: Breakfast
Day 7 Final Ride to Vicenza
Leaving Bassano, cross the famous covered wooden bridge on the way to the medieval village of Marostica. Enjoy a cappuccino in the main square before leaving the mountains behind and cycling south to Vicenza—this remarkable Italian art city is home to many masterpieces by the renowned Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio.
Overnight Location: Relais Santa Corona or similar
Distance: 46 km, 168 m of ascent
Meals: Breakfast
Day 8 Ciao Veneto!
Your Prosecco tour finishes in Vicenza. See you next time!
Overnight Location: None
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast
Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour Price and Dates
This self-guided cycling tour is always run as a private tour for your group only. This tour can be customized for you, and prices depend on group size, room types, trip customizations, and date of travel.2026 Pricing for Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour The departures are available starting on Saturdays from May 1 to October 31, 2026.
The starting price for four people sharing two double or twin rooms is EUR2105 per person.
A hybrid bike rental is EUR255, and an e-bike is EUR450.
Accommodation on Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour
This tour is based in Hotels. Hotels on this trip are 3 and 4-star and offer modern conveniences that can make this trip more pleasant. Rooms may include amenities such as a minibar, concierge service, and a spa.
Single Rooms and Solo Travellers
Rooms are based on double occupancy and single rooms will incur a single supplement charge.
Night 5
Hotel Asolo in Asolo ★★★
An elegant and welcoming hotel set just outside the historic centre of Asolo, surrounded by peaceful gardens and scenic hills. Comfortable rooms and refined hospitality provide a relaxing base for exploring this charming town and the surrounding Prosecco countryside.
Night 6
Bonotto Hotel Belvedere ★★★★
Bonotto Hotel Belvedere is a comfortable and well-located hotel in Bassano del Grappa, ideal for exploring the town’s charming historic centre. With welcoming service and a relaxing atmosphere, it’s a great place to unwind after a day of cycling through the Veneto countryside.
What’s Included in the Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour?
Meals
7 breakfasts are included.
Accommodations
Accommodations for 7 nights are included. Accommodations before the tour in Conegliano and after the tour in Vicenza are not included, but can be added during the booking process.
Transportation during the Tour
Luggage transfers are included between all hotels on this tour.
Also included
- In-person welcome meeting and bike fitting
- Digital roadbook
- GPS app for navigation
Not included
- Flights
- Insurance
- Visas if required
- Airport transfers
- Lunches and dinners
- Bike rental
Optional Extras
- Prosecco producer vineyard visit and wine tasting in Pieve di Soligo
- Bassano del Grappa guided tour (with optional visit to grappa museum, including tasting)
- Cooking class
- Aluminum hybrid bike rental
- Premium titanium bike rental or hybrid
- Touring E-Bike
- Tandem bike
- GPS device rental
- Printed roadbook
- How hard is the Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour?
- Do I need a visa to travel to Italy
- Are meals included on the Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to Conegliano to start this tour?
- Is the Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour in English?
- Where does the Prosecco Hills & Vineyards Self-Guided Bike Tour end?
- Can I rent a bike?
- Can I bring my own bike?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to Italy?
- Are there any travel restrictions for Italy?
We rate this tour as a 3 / 5 in terms of difficulty. The Prosecco wine region is hilly with short climbs of low to moderate difficulty. Most of the rides are along the base of the hills or in the flats, with short climbs leading to scenic ridges. The region between Bassano del Grappa and Vicenza is flatter. Renting an e-bike can make the demands of this tour easier overall.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
7 breakfasts are included
Yes, it is mandatory to have health and medical insurance to join this trip, and your insurance should cover the activities listed in the itinerary. Get your travel insurance.
If you are flying into Treviso Antonio Canova Airport (TSF) you can take a bus or a 10-minute taxi from Treviso Airport to the train station. From Treviso station, take a train to Conegliano or travel by taxi. If you are flying into Venice Airport ( VCE) you can take a train to Conegliano.
Yes, the tour guide is English-speaking.
The tour ends in Vicenza. If you are flying out of Venice Marco Polo Airport you can take a direct train to Venice Mestre train station. From Mestre, take a taxi or a bus to Venice airport.
Yes, you can rent a bike during the booking process.
Yes you can bring your own bike if preferred.
Check with your family doctor.
Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.
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