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Very impressive property, superbly maintained and the scent of the grape harvest is noticeable in the nose.

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Winemakers since 1559 Rocca Bernarda is one of the oldest estates in the Colli Orientali del Friuli Venezia Giulia, producing wine since 1559. No other stately home in Friuli enjoys such a beautiful location, nestled in a landscape of centuries-old cypress trees and offering a marvelous view of the vast panorama, designed by the elegant, sinuous vineyards. It was built in 1567 by the Counts of Valvason Maniago and is centered around a splendid Italian garden overlooking the Friuli plain.

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Winemakers since 1559 Rocca Bernarda is one of the oldest estates in the Colli Orientali del Friuli Venezia Giulia, producing wine since 1559. No stately home in Friuli enjoys such a beautiful location, nestled in a landscape with centuries-old cypress trees and a wonderful view of the vast panorama, designed by the vineyards that slope sinuously and elegantly. It was built in 1567 by the Counts Valvason Maniago and revolves around a splendid Italian garden that overlooks the Friulian plain. I recommend it Possibility of visiting the Rocca with a guide and tasting glasses of wine at sunset

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Winemakers since 1559 Rocca Bernarda is one of the oldest realities of the Colli Orientali del Friuli Venezia Giulia, producing wine since 1559. It enjoys such a beautiful position, inserted in a landscape with centuries-old cypresses and a wonderful view of the vast panorama, designed by the vineyards that slope sinuously and elegantly. A splendid Italian garden that overlooks the Friulian plain. Where Picolit is born Rocca Bernarda has always been considered an absolute point of reference for the production of Picolit. I recommend it, it is possible to visit the Rocca with a companion and taste the wines on the terrace

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Very well maintained area here :-)

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very bad and poorly maintained road, not recommended for mountain biking

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also reachable by MTB

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Very impressive property, extremely well maintained and the scent of the grape harvest is noticeable in the nose.

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The finish site of the nineteenth stage of the 2022 Giro d'Italia, won by Koen Bouwman, the Castelmonte Sanctuary (Stara Gora in Slovenian, meaning "ancient mountain") is located in the village of the same name in the municipality of Prepotto. Dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, the sanctuary was consecrated in 1744 and is of great importance to Slovenian literature: in the 1490s, the so-called Castelmonte Manuscript (Starogorski rokopis in Slovenian) was written here, one of the oldest surviving documents written in the Slovenian language.

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beautiful climb, wide road and perfect asphalt

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nice classic climb!! to be done at least once a year

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Vineyards and Alpine panorama. Just lovely!

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Special monastery where you can also spend the night.

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One of the best-known sanctuaries in the North East, a crossing point for numerous excursions and the starting point of various trails.

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"The sanctuary of the Beata Vergine di Castelmonte (Madone di Mont in Friulian, Stara Gora or" ancient mountain "in Slovenian) is located in Castelmonte, a hamlet of Prepotto (UD). It rises 618 m close to the Julian Alps, 7 km from Cividale del Friuli. Its origins lie in primitive Christianity. According to a reliable tradition, the place where the sanctuary stands, due to its dominant position between the Natisone and Judrio valleys, was the seat of a Roman garrison in defense of the city of Forum Iulii (today Cividale del Friuli) from the barbarian invasions started in the 5th century. It is assumed that, at first, the sacred place consisted of a small chapel carved into the rock and dedicated to the Madonna and to St. Michael the Archangel. The site of Castelmonte was also used by the local population as a refuge on the occasion of the invasions (Huns, Goths, Lombards, Avars and Slavs). The locality, over time, and also due to the increasing devotion to the Virgin Mary of the community of nearby Aquileia, grew to become a fortified village that surrounded the chapel, with perspective walls, stairways and various stone buildings. " Cit. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santuario_della_Beata_Vergine_di_Castelmonte

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A really beautiful place that also has an ancient history. The castle and the church are worth seeing.

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"The sanctuary of the Beata Vergine di Castelmonte (Madone di Mont in Friulian, Stara Gora or" ancient mountain "in Slovenian) is located in Castelmonte, a hamlet of Prepotto (UD). It rises 618 m close to the Julian Alps, 7 km from Cividale del Friuli. Its origins lie in primitive Christianity. According to a reliable tradition, the place where the sanctuary stands, due to its dominant position between the Natisone and Judrio valleys, was the seat of a Roman garrison in defense of the city of Forum Iulii (today Cividale del Friuli) from the barbarian invasions started in the 5th century. It is assumed that, at first, the sacred place consisted of a small chapel carved into the rock and dedicated to the Madonna and to St. Michael the Archangel. The site of Castelmonte was also used by the local population as a refuge on the occasion of the invasions (Huns, Goths, Lombards, Avars and Slavs). The locality, over time, and also due to the increasing devotion to the Virgin Mary of the community of nearby Aquileia, expanded to become a fortified village that surrounded the chapel, with perspective walls, stairways and various stone buildings. " Cit. https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santuario_della_Beata_Vergine_di_Castelmonte

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Castelmonte deserves to be seen in all seasons.

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Castelmonte (or Madone di Mont in Friulian) in the fifth century was already the seat of a Roman garrison in defense of the city of Cividale. It is assumed that, at first, the sacred place consisted of a small chapel carved into the rock and dedicated to the Madonna and to St. Michael the Archangel. The flow of faithful was already consistent at the time of the Lombards and was consolidated in the following centuries. Today it is still tradition to make the pilgrimage on foot (sometimes even barefoot) starting from Cividale and following the road that leads to the village of Castelmonte (about 7 kilometers from Carraria). This is characterized by the succession of 15 sacred shrines depicting the mysteries of the rosary. Near the shrines, pilgrims usually compose small crosses using branches or small stones. The place is certainly suggestive and certainly deserves a visit.

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The sanctuary is a pilgrimage destination from the Cividale-Castelmonte road, from the small square with the well, we have a beautiful overview.

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