Valazul arrives at FINE #WineTourism Marketplace with a wine tourism offering that invites visitors to explore the rich viticultural heritage of the Madrid region from a unique perspective.

FINE #WineTourism Marketplace, set to take place on March 5-6, 2025, in Valladolid, will once again bring together Europe’s top wine tourism destinations. Among them, the Strada del Vino e dei Sapori Val di Mazara stands out as a route that embodies the rich winemaking and gastronomic heritage of western Sicily.

Valladolid is a top-tier wine tourism destination where winemaking tradition blends with the region’s rich cultural and natural heritage.

The Strada del Vino Cerasuolo di Vittoria: from Baroque to Liberty stands as an emblem of wine tourism in Sicily, fusing the region's rich winemaking tradition with its vast cultural and architectural heritage. Ranging from majestic examples of the Baroque to unique manifestations of the Liberty style, this route offers visitors an immersive experience in the very essence of south-eastern Sicily.

The Sierra de Francia Wine Route, located in the south of the province of Salamanca, presents itself as a benchmark wine tourism destination in Castilla y León. Its participation in the next edition of FINE highlights its commitment to promoting its rich winemaking and cultural heritage.

The Toro Wine Route stands as a prominent wine tourism destination in Castilla y León, encompassing territories in the provinces of Zamora and Valladolid. This route, which will participate in the next edition of FINE, offers visitors a deep immersion into the rich winemaking tradition of the region, complemented by a historical and cultural heritage of great relevance.

The Zamora Wine Route has established itself as a benchmark wine tourism destination in Castilla y León, offering visitors an immersion into the region's rich wine-making and cultural tradition. Its participation in the next edition of FINE underlines its commitment to the promotion of wine tourism and the dissemination of its historical and natural heritage.

The Arlanza Wine Route presents itself as a benchmark wine tourism destination in Castilla y León, encompassing territories in the provinces of Burgos and Palencia. This route, which will participate in the next edition of FINE, offers visitors an immersion into the essence of Castilla, combining winemaking tradition with a rich historical and natural heritage.

The Arribes Wine Route stands as a wine tourism destination of singular beauty and cultural richness, encompassing the provinces of Salamanca and Zamora, on the natural border with Portugal. This route, which will participate in the next edition of FINE 2025, offers visitors a unique experience that combines winemaking tradition with impressive landscapes and diverse activities.

The Rueda Wine Route positions itself as a benchmark wine tourism destination in Spain, offering visitors an immersion into the rich winemaking tradition of the region. Its participation in the next edition of FINE underscores its commitment to promoting wine tourism and wine culture.