EVENT VENUE

The Location

AN ANTIQUE VILLAGE AND A 17TH CENTURY VILLA THAT SIT AMONG THE VINEYARDS OF THE EASTERN VENETO REGION, JUST A FEW MILES AWAY FROM THE HEART OF VENICE. TENUTA POLVARO: AN ELEGANT SETTING FOR SPECIAL EVENTS. 

The antique village of Tenuta Polvaro is a suggestive historic location, where tradition and innovation collide in an idyllic setting for events, ceremonies, in the tranquility of the Venetian countryside, just a few miles from Venice. 

The elegant architectural surroundings house a variety of venues that interact effortlessly with the open-air spaces, enhancing each event with a depth of harmony achieved by the breathtaking natural landscape. 

The multi-faceted space and experienced team poised to cater to each suggestion and request, render Tenuta Polvaro an ideal location for life’s most memorable events. 

Visits and wine tasting

“Knowing in the sense of experimenting, learning, understanding. Knowing in order to know how to recognise!”

It isn’t necessary to be a sommelier
to appreciate a good wine, but it is
worth knowing how to recognise certain
properties that make a wine a good
wine. We will share our experience with
you: how to identify the main
characteristics of our wines,
discovering the peculiarities and the
process that makes our wines special.

VISITS AND WINE TASTING
Tenuta Polvaro welcomes international guests, offers personalized visits to the estate and wine tastings. Through unique experiences, visitors discover the beauty of the vineyards that surround the village. The visit ends with a tour of the cellar and the barrel room where wine tastings are held.
FOR INFORMATION www.tenutapolvaro.com

THE ESTATE

Tenuta Polvaro Estate Winery – with its magnificent and fully restored seventeenth century architecture and vast vineyard – is located in the Lison Classico district of eastern Veneto, one of the most suitable areas of?the region for grapevine cultivation. This land produces the internationally known and appreciated Lison Classico D.O.C. and D.O.C.G wines.
First under Roman rule, and later the Republic of Venice, this territory has an extensive and distinguished history of viticulture and enology, due also to its favorable climate free from seasonal extremes and proximity to the Adriatic Sea.

Ancient sailors loaded the wines onto their ships and galleys, using these “noble beverages” as objects of trade all over the Empire’s dominion.
“The area has a temperate, year-round climate.”



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