Nestled deep within the Italian countryside is a small town known as Conegliano. It is one of Italy’s best kept secrets with a total population of only 35,000 people. It is a town that is rich with lush green mountains that are draped in fields of grapevines. It is because of the many grapevines that Conegliano is best known as one of Italy’s premiere wine-making cities. Some of Italy’s finest wines come from the delicious ripen grapes of the Conegliano grapevines. The most popular wine made in this small town is a dry wine known as Prosecco. This wine is created from the Prosecco grape, which is also the most common grape grown in the area. Conegliano is also home to one of Italy’s largest grape and wine festivals that takes place every September. This festival is marked with many fun activities such a wine making presentations, wine tasting, parades, crafts, and a banquet. It is a popular festival that draws in people from all over Italy and from various part of the world who are interested in tasting some of Italy’s finest wines and learning about various wine making techniques. Conegliano is essential in Italy’s economy because of the revenue the wine sales bring to the city and to the country.

Conegliano is located a few miles north of Treviso, Italy. Many times visitors will stop in Conegliano on their way to other Italian cites. It is a great place to stop for a good meal and a glass of delicious wine. There are also castles, museums, and many grapevine parks to see while visiting or passing through Conegliano. There may not be many attractions, but Conegliano is definitely a wine lover’s paradise.