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Villa Maria Spumanti는 수 generations 동안 이 땅에 뿌리를 내려온 Conti Panigai 가문의 와이너리로, Castellieri Line을 따라, Rive di Farra di Soligo 사이에서 와인 재배가 시작된 것부터 Prosecco Superiore D.O.C.G.의 서사시적인 양조에 이르기까지 지역의 역사와 함께 해왔습니다. 이러한 유산을 보존하기 위해 와이너리는 2000년대 초반에 중요한 복원 작업을 거쳤으며, 이를 통해 기술과 전통을 이곳에 결합할 수 있었습니다. 오늘날 과거 소작농들의 집이었던 역사적인 건물 내부에서는 폐쇄적인 공급망에 따라 최신 기술 장비를 사용하여 모든 생산 단계를 직접 관리하고 있습니다. www.villamaria-spumanti.it

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.

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

A little gem nestled in the wonderful Prosecco hills.

A little gem nestled in the magnificent Prosecco hills.

The crossroads opens onto beautiful routes: to the left of the shrine of Sant'Antonio begins the climb to Collagù, to the right Via Croda is the start of a cycle-pedestrian path that accompanies the waters of the Soligo and then continues towards Follina.

There are 2 huge picnic tables.

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.