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We couldn't find the cottage because there was a roadblock. Which was a real shame for the children, who, in their complete fantasy, suddenly had to walk on the asphalt in the blazing sun. Such a shame. Because the road from the beginning to the 2.5 kilometers is a dream.

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beautiful view

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Collagù is a small cluster of houses with a Sanctuary immersed in the vineyards of the Prosecco Hills, surrounded by an atmosphere of peace and spirituality. Its name, of ancient origin, recalls the acute shape of the hill on which it stands. The heart of the village is the Sanctuary of the Madonna dei Dolori, rebuilt in the 1930s on the remains of an ancient place of worship, perhaps from the Roman era. Today, with its small church and bell tower in neo-Romanesque style, Collagù offers a corner of silence and contemplation, surrounded by a breathtaking landscape of vineyards and uncontaminated nature.

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for a refreshment with cold cuts and good wine

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unique landscape to observe

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From here you can admire how man has managed to tame the hills, building this immense heritage of rows with tenacity and patience.

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From here you can enjoy a wonderful view, especially at sunset, especially in autumn, when everything turns orange and red.

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The end of the first stage, a pretty village in the Prosecco hills.

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A little gem nestled in the wonderful Prosecco hills.

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A little gem nestled in the magnificent Prosecco hills.

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Wine tasting (Le Rive de Nadal), sausage and cheese, in a beautiful panoramic location, very original. About 50 meters away is a top photo spot. Can also be reached by car. Website: https://www.lerivedenadal.com/ristoro-collagu/

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Very beautiful and evocative tour but interrupted by a landslide which prevents the circular tour!

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After the suggestive walk in parallel with the water of the Gor della Cuna, you rise up the hill for this spectacular view of the green gold of the flowering vineyards of Farra di Soligo (TV).

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Interesting example of twentieth-century architecture which recalls, echoing the name of the town itself, the intense and widespread cult of the Saint of Tours in the area. Its construction ended on 27 July 1927, in the same place where the oratory stood, damaged by the bombings of 1918. Inside the Temple there is a small urn containing various names of people drawn from those couples who ask Saint Martin for the grace to have children, then pledging to impose the drawn name on the newborn. The custom has been documented since May 1743 but its origins are lost in the mists of time and even today dozens of couples, coming from far away, go to the temple for this reason.

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Modest height of 418 m on the western sector of the Prosecco Hills. Together with the Costa Granda hill and Col Moliana, it represents one of the highest elevations in the range between Col San Martino and Santo Stefano di Valdobbiadene. Its ridge is crossed by path 1016, partly coinciding with the new "T1 - Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco". The top is characterized by the ruins of an old hunting lodge and a table with bench.

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Modest height of 418 m on the western sector of the Prosecco Hills. Together with the Costa Granda hill and Col Moliana, it represents one of the highest elevations in the range between Col San Martino and Santo Stefano di Valdobbiadene. Its ridge is crossed by path 1016, partly coinciding with the new "T1 - Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco". The top is characterized by the ruins of an old hunting lodge and a table with bench.

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Refreshment only for those who don't drink water, equipped with red and white wines accompanied by cured meats, all home-produced. A must stop if you pass by, but be careful, stop at the first glass! https://www.lerivedenadal.com/ristoro-collagu/

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The curious name derives from the sharp shape (colle acu-to) of the hill where, just below the summit, the sanctuary stands. The name is very ancient, attesting to settlements dating back to the Bronze Age. Since time immemorial, perhaps even on the ruins of a Roman altar, there has been a small sanctuary here, much frequented by pilgrims from the valley who venerated the "Madonna dei Dolori," culminating with the solemn procession on the second Sunday of November with the faithful departing from Soligo or Farra. People also climbed it to pray for a plentiful harvest. Between the 18th and 19th centuries, abandonment and ruin prevailed. In the 1930s, in fulfillment of a vow, the Bottari De Castello family built the small church and bell tower as we see them today, in a very dignified and tasteful neo-Romantic style, with a splendid fresco in the external portico. In 1932, the sacred complex was consecrated and the relics of Saint Emilio were placed there. All around, a riot of vineyards.

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Built on a hill above the village of Posmon, it was built between the 11th and 12th centuries. It was mentioned in 1217 as Eclesia San Bosman. In the fifteenth century it was enlarged and frescoed; in the following century the apse and the bell tower were built[7]. Inside there are still some frescoes dating back to the 15th century, located on the right wall and on the counter-façade, attributed to the painter Giovanni di Francia. There are also two altarpieces of more recent workmanship, one by Giuseppe Modolo (1913-1987) with Saint Joseph the carpenter, and one by Luigi Cima from Belluno (1860-1944), with Saint Anthony the Abbot in adoration.

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The town takes its name from this small temple, built shortly after the year 1000 inside the ancient castle. It was in fact the first parish church of Col San Martino and is remembered as one of the thirty-six parish churches of the diocese of Ceneda, with jurisdiction over Vidor, Colbertaldo and Mosnigo. Destroyed during the Great War, it was rebuilt with an octagonal plan in 1927.

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