Farra di Soligo among Prosecco Hills and History

Farra di Soligo: actively discovering the hilly landscape

You can discover Farra di Soligo especially through the combination of wine, hilly landscapes, and trails. A section of the Conegliano-Valdobbiadene Prosecco Hills Trail runs through the municipality. The section in Farra di Soligo includes parts of the first and second stages and is approximately 15 kilometers long. This information provides a concrete point of reference when you want to estimate the scope of your hiking plans without reducing the town to a single experience.

Prosecco and wine tastings

At a tasting at Perlage Winery, you can sample organic Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG. You will also learn about the organic production method. Here, the wine is not only the focus as a regional product, but is also presented together with insights into how it is made. This makes the visit particularly interesting if you would like to combine a journey through the Prosecco Hills with culinary impressions and clear information about local wine production.

Azienda Agricola Le Volpere also offers a cellar visit with wine tasting and information about its wines. In addition, an exclusive, individually customizable tasting can be booked there. Most of the winery's vineyards are located in Farra di Soligo, which is part of one of the steepest and most complex hilly landscapes in the Conegliano-Valdobbiadene area. This gives you a direct connection between the wine and the landscape in which the vines grow.

Waterfall and views of the mountains

The Farra di Soligo and Gor de la Cuna route begins in Farra di Soligo at Via Faverei and Via San Nicolò and reaches the Gor della Cuna waterfall. Along the section of the trail in Farra di Soligo, the route also allows hikers to look out over the peaks of Col Moliana and the ridge of the Sentiero delle Vedette. This combines a specific natural destination with expansive landscape views within the hiking experiences described.

The mountains Col Maor, Monte Moncader, and Col Mongarda are also located in the immediate vicinity of Farra di Soligo. The mountain Croda della Spia is also in the surrounding area. Together with the views of Col Moliana and the Sentiero delle Vedette, these landscape features shape the natural side of Farra di Soligo, without every hike having to follow the same route.

Castles, museums, and archaeological traces

The Torri di Credazzo castle is located in the immediate vicinity. Its surviving towers date from a castle dating back to the 9th to 10th century and are visible among the Prosecco vineyards. The Museo del '900 e della Grande Guerra museum, Castello San Salvatore castle, and Museo dell'Uomo museum are also located in the area around Farra di Soligo. These destinations complement the wine and landscape experiences with a range of cultural and historical themes.

La Porchera is considered archaeologically interesting because it may have been the site of an ancient Castelliere, a fortified hilltop settlement. The cautious indication of possible earlier use remains part of this classification. For visitors who view the landscape not only as a backdrop but also in connection with traces of older settlements, this site offers another perspective on Farra di Soligo.

Other destinations in the travel area

You can discover other destinations such as Caerano Di San Marco, Quinto Di Treviso, Gorgo Dei Molini, San Pietro Di Feletto, Bigolino, Cappella Maggiore, Vittorio Veneto, and Orsago.

For the overview of the wider travel area: Treviso.