Venice: Po River
The Po River near Venice flows through Italy’s Veneto, offering Prosecco and Soave from rolling plains.
Wine Regions
The Po River sweeps through Italy’s fertile north, brushing Emilia-Romagna’s bubbly Lambrusco—red, fizzy, and fun—and Veneto’s Soave, where Garganega grapes yield crisp, almond-scented whites. Prosecco’s sparkling hills lie just beyond, tempting with their effervescence.
Gourmet Foods
Relish risotto alla Milanese, golden with saffron, or tortellini in brodo, delicate pasta in rich broth. Prosciutto di Parma and parmigiano-reggiano hail from here—slice them thin for perfection—while balsamic vinegar from Modena drizzles sweet-tart magic.
Cities & Highlights
Venice dazzles with St. Mark’s Square and gondola-lined canals. Ferrara’s Este Castle, Mantua’s Palazzo Ducale, and Cremona’s violin heritage enrich the journey. The Po Delta’s wild wetlands close with a peaceful, bird-filled flourish.
