All cities in Valpolicella wine district
Peace and quiet, fresh air, world famous wine and host of quaint charming towns await you in this exceptionally beautiful area. Besides being renowned worldwide for its excellent wine, Valpolicella is also known for its many Venetian style villas and also for its marble, which is displayed at the annual fair in Verona.
The first secure evidence of the history of this wine production dates back to the years 200 - 300 BC. During the early 19th Century, they began to manufacture the classic wines Valpolicella Superiore (today also Classico) and dessert wine Recioto. In 1936 the same manufacturers also started to produce Amarone. It was the winemaker Villa Mosconi - today known as Bertani - that produced this wine based on three local grape varieties: Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara, which is still used today in the manufacture of this amazing wine.
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The most famous cities in Valpolicella are Negrar, Soave, San Giorgo di Valpolicella, San Pietro in Cariano, Cazzano, Tregnano and Sant'Ambrogio and in and around these towns you can find some fantastic holiday accommodation options. Search through our catalogue of handpicked holiday accommodation using the search machine at the top of the page and find something that suits you, or ask for free advice from our Italy travel experts. You can contact us by email using the contact link at the top of the page, by using the chat box to the left of the page, or call us using the number to the right of the page. We are here to help you get the best out of your holiday in Italy.