From the canals of Venice to the vineyards of Valpolicella and the Dolomites mountains, Veneto is a region full of wonders. Its heritage can be found not only in its cities and landscapes, but also in its food, wines and craftsmanship, offering plenty of opportunities to bring home something that represents the beauty of this region.
Here’s a guide to what to bring back home from Veneto!
Taste
Prosecco sparkling wine
The rolling hills between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene are home to one of Italy’s most famous and unique sparkling wines. A bottle of Prosecco Superiore DOCG makes an elegant gift and a delicious reminder of the Venetian countryside.
Amarone red wine
Wine lovers are going to love it: this intense red wine is a rich dry wine made from almost dried grapes, and whose name comes from the Italian word “bitter” (“amaro“). “Big bitter” but also, big taste!
Craft
Murano glass
Just a short boat ride from Venice, generations of glassmakers have transformed molten glass into colourful works of art. From delicate jewellery to tableware and decorative pieces, Murano glass offers countless options for everyday objects’ design.
Burano lace
Legend has it that the first Burano lace was created by a mermaid as a gift for a fisherman who had resisted her enchanting call. He brought the delicate lace home to his fiancée, and from that day on, Burano became renowned for its extraordinary lace-making tradition. Today, its intricate designs and highly skilled techniques remain a distinctive expression of Venetian craftsmanship, with its own museum.
Personalized touches
Many handcrafted gifts can be made even more special through engraving, monograms, initials or bespoke details. Whether it is a piece of glass, a writing set or another artisan creation, personalization adds a unique connection between the object and the journey.
Enhance your itinerary with private visits to wineries, glass artisan workshops, where guests can meet local makers, discover traditional techniques and take home authentic keepsakes from Venice & surroundings!
Contact us to plan your journey!

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