With the harvest season kicking off, July is an ideal time to visit vineyards throughout Italy and savor their delicious wines. Many of Italy’s wine regions begin their harvest in July, providing the perfect opportunity to explore vineyards and enjoy wine tastings.

• Tuscany: Renowned for its iconic cities like Florence and Siena, Tuscany is also celebrated for its wine. Discover the Chianti Classico region, where you can enjoy its rolling hills, medieval villages, and top-tier wineries.

• Piedmont: Famous for its Barolo and Barbaresco wines, Piedmont offers stunning vine-covered hills and charming towns such as Alba and Asti.

• Veneto: Beyond Venice, the Veneto region is well-known for its Prosecco production. Take a wine tour through the Prosecco Hills, stopping in picturesque villages like Valdobbiadene and Conegliano.

• Campania: The Campania region, which includes Naples and the Amalfi Coast, is also a producer of excellent wines. Explore the vineyards of Vesuvius National Park or the rugged coastline of the Sorrentine Peninsula.