Tarzo

Tarzo is a town in the Alta Marca Trevigiana, in the heart of the UNESCO site “Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene.” The area includes the main town and five hamlets—Corbanese, Arfanta, Fratta, Colmaggiore, and Nogarolo—each with its own unique character. In recent years, Tarzo has seen growing tourism, thanks to its scenic landscape: the ciglioni, mosaic vineyards typical of the UNESCO site, and the San Giorgio and Santa Maria lakes.Inhabited since the Neolithic era, as shown by findings at the Colmaggiore archaeological site, Tarzo experienced various dominations, from the fall of the Roman Empire to the Longobardi and the Ducato di Ceneda. From 962, local bishops held the title of Counts of Tarzo until 1769, when the area came under the Venice Republic.Today, Tarzo is known for its Prosecco and vibrant cultural scene, with initiatives like the Via dei Murales, the “Contea di Ceneda e Tarzo” award, I Cortili dell’Arte, and COR. Spazi Pubblici Palpitanti.