Vittorio Veneto, in the province of Treviso, is a unique city, born from the merger of the two historic centers of Serravalle and Ceneda. It is a place of great historical resonance, inextricably linked to the First World War (the final battle that marked the Italian victory took its name from the city). Today, it presents itself as an elegant crossroads between history, art, and the gentle Prosecco Superiore DOCG Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a stay of historic charm and food & wine immersion.

What our local guides recommend: History, Art, and Landscape

• Serravalle and Ceneda – The two ancient urban cores, rich in historic palaces, churches, and museums. Serravalle is renowned for the Loggia di Serravalle and the medieval village, while Ceneda hosts the Castle of San Martino and the Cathedral.
• Museum of the Battle (Museo della Battaglia) – Essential for deepening the history of the Great War and its impact on the city.
• Sanctuary of Santa Augusta (Santuario di Santa Augusta) – Perched on Monte Marcantone, it offers a spectacular view of the two villages and the surrounding plain. We recommend going up at sunset.
• Caglieron Caves (Grotte del Caglieron, nearby) – Spectacular natural cavities and waterfalls, perfect for a nature excursion.

Gastronomy and Wines: The UNESCO Bubbles

• Prosecco Superiore DOCG – The flagship of local production. A tasting in the cellars along the Prosecco Road is a must.
• Imbriago (Drunken) Cheese – Cheese aged and refined in Prosecco pomace, typical of the area.
• Pasta e Fagioli alla Veneta – Thick and flavorful soup, a classic of humble but rich-tasting cuisine.

Real Experience: The Prosecco Road

No visit is complete without traveling the Prosecco and Wines of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene Hills Road. We suggest renting an electric bicycle and dedicating an entire day to exploring the terraced vineyards. Stop at a viewpoint Osteria for a glass of Prosecco Superiore accompanied by local cicchetti (snacks). This will allow you to fully understand why the landscape has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Institutional Links

• Official Vittorio Veneto Tourism Website
• Official Website of the Municipality of Vittorio Veneto

Top 3 Recommended Accommodations by our travel designers

• Hotel Calvi-Ristorante Mainor – Central location, offers excellent services and a restaurant with superb reviews.
• Hotel Le Macine – Comfortable structure with a good rating for a relaxing stay.
• Albergo Ristorante Flora – A quality option that combines hotel tradition with local cuisine.

Top 3 Recommended Restaurants

• Ristorante Mainor (at Hotel Calvi) – For quality cuisine, often with revisited dishes.
• Albergo Ristorante Fratte – Known for traditional cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere.
• Locande of Serravalle – Explore the historic inns of the Serravalle village to taste typical Venetian dishes in an atmosphere of a bygone era.