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Conegliano wheelchair accessible tours is a splendid Venetian town in the province of Treviso which rises close to the Treviso Pre-Alps.

Famous for Prosecco and for being the birthplace of the famous painter Giambattista Cima.

Its position is very strategic considering that it is close to Venice, Treviso, Udine.

A territory waiting to be discovered and known at 360 degrees through numerous experiences to be had.

Routes and itineraries ranging from sport, to culture, to food and wine, to family fun.

The number one attraction in the area are the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, gentle hills covered with expanses of vines from which the most famous bubbles in Italy are produced.

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Touring Conegliano

The center of Conegliano is small and can be easily explored on foot.

Half a day is enough to visit the main attractions and take a relaxing break in one of the cafés in the centre.

You can therefore easily combine a visit to the city with a tour of the nearby cellars.

Contrada Grande is the name given to the main street in the center of Conegliano.

Piazza Cima is the center of the Contrada and consequently the heart of the historic center of Conegliano.

It is a classic Italian square lined with elegant buildings.

One of the most beautiful buildings found along the Contrada Granda is the Cathedral of St Leonardo, the main religious building in the center of Conegliano.

The former convent of St Francesco is a complex of religious buildings erected between the XIV and XV centuries by the Franciscans.

It is worth going in and taking a look at the cloister with courtyard: you can admire the elegant arches with columns and a XVII century well.

Along the Prosecco Road passing through Combai, we will be able to meet many cellars and wineries with the possibility of stopping to purchase wines or simple tastings.

A stop at the Innkeeper Who Isn't There is a must. What is it about? A tavern where there are no waiters and you serve yourself. Even for payment!

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