A unique experience of nature, culture, and gastronomy
The UNESCO Prosecco Hills, located in the heart of the Veneto region, have always been a sought-after destination for lovers of fine wine and untouched nature. Now, thanks to the initiative of Governor Luca Zaia, these hills have become the route of a new Italian Camino de Santiago.
Governor Luca Zaia promotes the 51-kilometer route
Stretching over 51 kilometers, the route winds through vineyards, forests, and picturesque villages, offering breathtaking views and a unique experience of nature, culture, and gastronomy. Governor Zaia, enthusiastic about this initiative, has stated that he has already walked parts of the route, but now he plans to complete it in its entirety, visiting all the establishments along the way.
The “Compostela” of Prosecco: a certificate of passage through local establishments and points of interest
What makes this route special is the presence of the “Compostela,” a certificate of passage that is issued upon entering a trattoria, a bar, a tourist office, or a parish along the route. Each establishment certifies the passage with a stamp, also offering the option to make four stops for those who wish to take their time and fully enjoy the experience.
A weekend immersed in the beauty of the UNESCO Prosecco Hills
Governor Zaia emphasizes that this itinerary is perfect for spending a weekend immersed in nature and the UNESCO-certified landscapes. The Prosecco Hills have been recognized as a World Heritage Site precisely for their beauty and uniqueness.
An ideal itinerary for nature lovers and those seeking breathtaking views
This route offers the opportunity to discover not only the scenic beauty but also the culture and enogastronomic traditions of the region. Along the way, visitors can explore wineries, taste the famous Prosecco wine, and savor typical dishes of Venetian cuisine.
An opportunity to discover the culture and enogastronomic traditions of the region
The route can be tackled on foot or by bicycle and is suitable for all fitness levels. It is an experience to be lived and shared, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the history and beauty of the UNESCO Prosecco Hills.
A route to be done on foot or by bicycle, suitable for all fitness levels
So, if you are looking for a unique experience that combines nature, culture, and gastronomy, the new Italian Camino de Santiago through the UNESCO Prosecco Hills is the perfect choice. Get ready to discover breathtaking views, taste exquisite wines, and live an unforgettable experience in the heart of Veneto.
An experience to be lived and shared: the new Italian Camino de Santiago
A journey through the UNESCO Prosecco Hills, Luca Zaia: “It will be our Camino de Santiago”. A “path” that covers 51 kilometers to be completed in approximately 19 hours. “I have done it in parts, but now I will walk it entirely, visiting all the establishments along the way,” explains the governor. These 51 kilometers constitute what is called the “Compostela,” a route where, by entering a trattoria, a bar, a tourist office, or a parish, your passage is certified with a stamp and the possibility, if you wish to stop, to make four stages. According to Zaia, it is a perfect itinerary for a weekend immersed in nature and UNESCO-certified landscapes.
