Conegliano in the east and Valdobbiadene in the west are 33 km (20 miles) apart by road, about 45 minutes by car. These stops cover the towns, the most famous vineyard hill, the sights between the wineries and the hill towns just outside.
The western capital of Prosecco Superiore, below the Cartizze hill.
Castle, frescoed old town and the 1876 wine school, 50 minutes from Venice by train.
Prosecco's best-known 107 hectares, with a 10 km walking loop.
A Cistercian abbey with a cloister dated 1268, north of the vineyards.
A 17th-century water mill built into the rock at Refrontolo. Entry €4.
A small village below CastelBrando, the castle of the Brandolini counts, near Rolle.
Town at the north-eastern end of the Prosecco hills, with a train station and the WWI museum.
Hilltop town of Caterina Cornaro, with its own Prosecco DOCG, south-west of the Piave.