Vittorio Veneto
Car journey

Vittorio Veneto & Revine Lakes

Historic quarters, lakes, the San Boldo road and Prosecco-hill towns

Distance125 km
Duration8–9 hours
Best seasonYear-round
EffortEasy
Car journey

Route at a glance

  1. 01Borgo Botol
  2. 02Vittorio Veneto
  3. 03Revine Lago
  4. 04Strada del San Boldo
  5. 05Cison di Valmarino
  6. 06Follina
  7. 07Conegliano
  8. 08Borgo Botol
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Suggested day rhythm

A complete loop through the Veneto foothills

  1. Borgo Botol

    Leave Borgo Botol and begin the day’s circular route.

  2. Vittorio Veneto

    Visit the historic quarter of Serravalle before continuing north.

  3. Revine Lago

    Pause beside the Revine Lakes and enjoy the foothill landscape.

  4. Strada del San Boldo

    Follow the historic San Boldo road through its dramatic hairpins and tunnels.

  5. Cison di Valmarino

    Stop for lunch and wander through the lanes and waterways of Cison.

  6. Follina

    Visit the Abbey of Santa Maria and the village’s arcaded centre.

  7. Conegliano

    Finish with Conegliano’s historic centre and castle views before turning home.

  8. Borgo Botol

    Return to Borgo Botol in the evening and complete the loop.

Lunch recommendation

Make lunch part of the route

Lunch in Serravalle or Cison di Valmarino: seek handmade pasta, river fish when available, and local vegetables.

Restaurant openings change seasonally. Reserve ahead and confirm the same day.

Optional route choices

Adapt the day

  • Serravalle art walk
  • Revine lakeside path
  • Cison village lanes
  • Follina abbey
Lago di Revine

The lakes beside the route

These three photographs supplied by Borgo Botol show distinct views of the lake landscape: the moored boat, reflections and water lilies, and the path beside the water.

Place guide

Place guide

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