Set off from Follina, where you will collect your Vespa, and set out to discover the stunning Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene.
Head toward the Revine Lakes, two enchanting glacial bodies of water: Lake Santa Maria and Lake Lago, nestled in the stunning valley at the foot of the Treviso Prealps. The peaceful atmosphere and natural landscape make them a pleasant stop to relax and enjoy one of the greenest corners of the region.
Near these lakes you'll find the grand Winged Lion of Martalar: an imposing, striking work of land art, over seven meters tall. It was created with thousands of pieces of wood, including trees felled by the Vaia storm, and grapevine shoots.
In a green corner at the foot of the Treviso Prealps lies the Molinetto della Croda, oneof the most characteristic spots in the Refrontolo area. Built next to a small natural waterfall, this ancient watermill still preserves an authentic rural charm, amidst stone, woods, and the sound of water. Here you can enjoy a brief panoramic and photographic stop.
Reach one of the historic capitals of Prosecco, Conegliano, which blends urban elegance with winemaking tradition. You'll see how the historic center unfolds among frescoed palaces, arcades, and small squares, while from above the Conegliano Castle dominates the town and offers a splendid view of the surrounding hills. End your day at the 4-star Hotel Hotiday Conegliano.
Nestled among the Prosecco Hills, Soligo is a quiet and refined stop, where you'll end your day among vineyards and Veneto landscapes. Here you'll have dinner and spend the night at the renowned Hotel Contà, an elegant and welcoming property located in the heart of the region, perfect for relaxing after a day on the Vespa. With carefully curated spaces, an intimate atmosphere, and cuisine rooted in local tradition, it's the perfect place to recharge before setting off again the next day.
Start your second day staying in Soligo and head to the Cal Monda farm. Here you'll enjoy a fine tasting of prosecco and local products.
Surrounded by steep vineyards and small rural hamlets, Guia is located in the heart of the Valdobbiadene hills. Venture along its roads that wind through rows of vines, farmhouses, and slopes shaped over centuries by the work of winemakers. Riding through it by Vespa means immersing yourself in one of the most characteristic landscapes of the region, as well as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Drive to Valdobbiadene: one of the symbolic centers for the production of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG. The town is surrounded by vineyards that shape the landscape and panoramic roads that cross some of the most fascinating areas of the territory. Exploring the town you'll notice how, beyond its strong winemaking identity, Valdobbiadene preserves a beautiful center: lively and welcoming.
As your final stop, Combai awaits, surprising with its tucked-away position among the hills, where vineyards and woods begin to blend, but with a spectacular view of the Prealps and the Treviso hills. It's a small village with a rural soul, also known for the tradition of Combai chestnuts.
Once the experience is complete, return to Follina to drop off your Vespa.
