Located in the northern region of Veneto, just a quick train ride east of Verona, sits the walled town of Soave – a medieval jewel whose quiet streets hum with the rhythm of vineyard life. While its prestige has ebbed and flowed over the centuries, with roots dating back to the early Roman Empire, you’ve most likely heard of it in recent years after it was dubbed the “most beautiful” village by the Borgo dei Borghi competition in 2022.
And it’s easy to see why – with one of the most densely concentrated areas of wine production in all of Italy, the town is nestled within acres and acres of rolling vineyards.
