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What to do and see in Bevagna, Umbria: The Best Food & Drink
About 15 miles southeast of Perugia lies the lovely walled town of Bevagna, which, happily for travel-weary hill-climbing legs, is basically flat relative to other area towns. Can’t-miss sights include the 12th-century Palazzo dei Consoli (Palace of the Consuls) and the churches of St. Sylvester and St. Michael Arcangel, both also dating from the 12th century. The Madonna of the Snow was built atop a Roman temple ruin. The Mercato delle Gaite, a major medieval festival, happens every June.
Restaurants in Bevagna
1. Fattoria Colsanto
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5.0 based on 27 reviews
Fattoria ColSanto is located in the heart of DOCG of Montefalco. The Property is of the Livon Family. 23 hectares of vineyards, not only Sagrantino, but also the others traditional selections of grapes of this area. The Cellar is on the top of a green hill, whit a really impressive view of Assisi, Spello, Montefalco. Characteristic the entrance avenue with the double row of cypresses.
2. Tenuta Bellafonte
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
3. Greenways Italy Tours
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5.0 based on 74 reviews
We design exclusive one day guided bike tours and unique food and wine experiences in the heart of Umbria. We work closely with family run business, wineries, local producers to provide local genuine experiences to our visitors. Our Tours are designed to suit all types of fitness levels, from outdoor enthusiasts to families looking for fun adventures! Try our Bike& Bite, Bike & Wine or Umbria Slow food Tour to discover Umbria in a unique and authentic way. Daniele & Laura - GreenWays Italy Tours
4. Tenuta Castelbuono
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4.5 based on 178 reviews
A visit to Tenuta Castelbuono is a journey into the world of art and wine. The Carapace, the winery designed by Arnaldo Pomodoro, is the first sculpture in the world in which one lives and works simultaneously. This unique work of art is a shrine to hold the precious great wines of Sagrantino and Rosso di Montefalco, the true souls of Umbria.Una visita alla Tenuta Castelbuono e un viaggio nel mondo dell'arte e del vino.Il suo Carapace, la cantina progettata da Arnaldo Pomodoro, e la prima scultura al mondo nella quale si vive e si lavora. Un' opera unica quale scrigno di grandi vini, il Sagrantino e il Rosso di Montefalco, anima dell'Umbria piu vera.
5. Cantina Dionigi
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4.5 based on 76 reviews
Dionigi Cellar has been producing wine since 1896 when Gabriele moved with his family, from Assisi to these picturesque hills in the town of Bevagna. Spotted immediately the types of crops better suited to these lands: the olive and the vine; there is, in fact, a particular balance including altitude, climate and soil that make it highly appreciated the products therefrom. Over the years, we were selected varieties which are best adapted and then the techniques to transform the products in oil D.O.P. and wines D.O.C.G. from the body and unmistakable flavor. The red of Montefalco Sagrantino di Montefalco in sweet and dry versions, but also the generous Grechetto dei Colli Martani, as well as other excellent varieties. Still the descendants of Gabriele cultivate these hills with the spirit of always seeking to constantly improve the quality of its products, for their and other people's pleasure.
Reviewed By danlN3733HG
Had an awesome time here. Roberto and Carolina are great hosts and the wine is amazing, If you want to experience a genuine Italian winery that has yet to be spoiled by mass marketing, this is the spot. Beautiful views.Excellent wines beautifully paired with the simple food of Umbria. Amazing.
6. Frantoio Petasecca Donati
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
