Top Things to do in Castell'Arquato
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What to do and see in Castell'Arquato, Emilia-Romagna: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Castell'Arquato, Italy including Officina di Bacco, Dispensa del Monastero, Borgo Castell'Arquato, Collegiata di Santa Maria, Golf Club Castell'Arquato, La mia Italia, Palazzo del Podesta, Il Giardino Della Poesia - Evadoavanti, Casa Benna Azienda Vitivinicola, Museo Geologico G. Cortesi.
Restaurants in Castell'Arquato
1. Officina di Bacco
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Dispensa del Monastero
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
3. Borgo Castell'Arquato
4. Collegiata di Santa Maria
5. Golf Club Castell'Arquato
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
18-Hole golf course, par 73, 6,052 yards, 5 Lakes, which opened in 1991 Driving range with 20 stations, 6 of which are covered, putting green, golf carts, club hire, trolleys, electric and hand, pro shop, bar, restaurant , conference room & meeting room, parking, locker rooms, instructor always available for individual or group lessons. Golf for kids, summer camps for children. Bed & Breakfast
6. La mia Italia
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
La mia Italia organizes culinary trips to Italy. Both group trips and tailor made trips for small groups. Discover the real Italy with excursions, local products, castles, tastings, cooking workshops and more. A real treat for lovers of Italy, cooking, good food and culture!
7. Palazzo del Podesta
8. Il Giardino Della Poesia - Evadoavanti
9. Casa Benna Azienda Vitivinicola
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Winery CASA BENNA® has been owned by Molinari family since 1916. Currently, Andrea Molinari and his nephiew Alessandro Stabile are fully devoted to it. Andrea manages pruning, vinification and business, while Alessandro is responsible for machine automation and maintenance, bottling and vineyard care.Great-grandfather Giovanni used to make wine and sell it. He would lead his horse down to Liguria carrying wine, and come back home bringing olive oil. Molinari family comes from Montezago di Lugagnano. There in 1916, grandfather Pietro bought a small farm named Casa Benna in Castell’Arquato. At that time, the vineyard was a small portion of the overall cultivated land – about 1 hectare – but the wine produced there was already known to be so full-bodied that “it could have been cut with a knife”. In the early 50’s Giovanni purchased the first tractor to replace handwork and eventually in the 60’s CASA BENNA® became a wine-making firm only.
