Food and drink

Winegrowers in South Tyrol removing leaves from vines

A Porsche roadtrip to the South Tyrol vineyards

In the majority German-speaking region of South Tyrol you will find great Alpine driving roads, a land of unique culture and vineyards where history and modern winemaking go hand in hand

In search of coffee heaven

Melbourne is not only Australia’s hippest city and host of a Formula 1 race. It’s also the place to go for the ultimate caffeine hit, as we discovered on a Porsche Travel Experience

Wine, waves, twists and turns in Tasmania

Just over 16,000km away from Porsche HQ is Tasmania, Australia’s largest island and one of the many fabulous places we’ve visited with Porsche Travel Experience in 25 years

Tuscany. A joy for all the senses

Delicious food, exquisite wine, picturesque landscapes and romantic roads. Join us on an adventure to the land of the renaissance and experience la dolce vita, Porsche-style

The apple of South Tyrol’s eye

In the valleys of Italy’s South Tyrol region, you’ll find a special, historic fruit that’s cultivated with care and meticulous detail

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