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In a nutshell, Conegliano is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, historical charm, culinary delights, and warm hospitality. It's a place where I can unwind, immerse myself in the local culture, and create unforgettable memories. I can't wait to return to this enchanting town and experience its wonders once again. I would recommend ALWAYS having cash with you and buying bus tickets from the TABACCHI, paying on the bus is 4 euros for the normal bus ride, and getting the same ticket from TABACCHI is 2 euros, maybe somewhere even less. They don't accept card payments.

the scenery was out of this world - and if you like being surrounded by grapevines and green mountains and peace and quiet - this is it - and we enjoyed every minute of it. You do have to make your own breakfast or go into town - which is going down the hill through the grapevines, but it is worth it - or you can bring whatever is necessary and make your own - there is a kitchen that came with the room. But, believe me when I say that the setting is out of this world...........

It is a nice small town, peaceful and very laid back. Every thing is quiet after 8pm. Fresh air , walks is amazing. Try to take wine tours.. if you are for fair in Pordenone, than this is a close town to stay. Just 2 stops away 15mts ride. & 4 euro per trip

Conegliano is perfectly placed for touring the Prosecco fields, the mountains, Treviso and Venice. The sandy beaches of Lignano and Caorle are only about an hour away by car, and the town is also well-connected by rail, so you can even spend a day in Trieste. The old town and art gallery in the centre of Conegliano are must-do visits, as is the old castle. Local food is exquisite, with regional differences from mountain to plain and in cities such as Venice, so lots of variety to be had. Not too touristy, so a very authentic Italian experience with fiestas and festivals dotted throughout the year.

Conegliano is a lovely historic town with great access by train (about an hour) to the mountains in the north and Venice in the south. We had a great time visiting the town, listening to live music... June seems the month for weekly concerts, eating very tasty food and of course drinking spritz and Prosecco in the town square! We found people there very friendly and welcoming... we thoroughly enjoyed our visit.!

A visit to the castle is a must if only for the views. There is also an excellent restaurant there where you get the same view and at night it is magical when the villages light up. The town is a good starting point for the prosecco route up into the mountains.