The Territory

Do you know the undulating panorama of Chianti or Langhe?

Take and move it between the Po and the Apennines, and here behind Piacenza starts a landscape along a dream.

In this corner of land cut out between rivers and hills, you will find the Colli Piacentini.

Medieval Villages, Towers, Abbeys, Romanesque Pievi and Authentic Flavors ...

Horse riding - Hunting - Kitchen - Wines - Excursions - Golf

There are several horse riding centers, 2 golf courses, wildlife reserves, cycling routes and relaxation opportunities. The hills of Piacentine are also famous for their natural beauty, also for the numerous castles and cultural and food and wine routes. The tastings typical of the area are: tortelli, pisarei, fasò, anolini and grandmother's grandchildren. Among the cured meats, the typical pizza cup and salami. The native wines are Gutturnio, Barbera, Bonarda, Ortugo and Malvasia and are one of the many resources of interest in the area

Horse riding

Horse riding Inside the Borgo there is a wonderful equestrian center where you can bring your own horses, ride those of the stable, sign up for a riding course.

Ilaria: 3488740604 ladysamstable@gmail.com

Hunting

In the same location there is the opportunity to hunt in

Farming Company Venatoria Rezzanello

Tel. +39 0523 976661

Kitchen

Gastronomy Piacenza has several typical dishes that over time have become well-known outside the province, such as pisarei and fasš and tortellini in piacentina (with tails, or closed "candy" according to town, squares in the province).

A bartender of gastronomy Piacenza is the salami of which the three most famous, marked by the DOP brand, are the Piacenza salami, the Piacenza cup and the Piacenza bacon. Piacenza is the only Italian province to include three DOP salumi. Other Not Marked D.O.P. I am the mariola (big and short salame), the salame gentle and the lard which, beaten (pistŠ d'gras), is also used as an ingredient in several dishes.

Wines

Very viticultural in Piacentino is also viticulture, which brings to the province of Piacenza a wide reputation in the field of enology. In fact, there are several wines produced on the Piacenza hills, including white wines such as: Malvasia, Ortrugo, Trebbianino Val Trebbia; and red wines such as: Bonarda, Gutturnio and Barbera, and others, who have been awarded the DOC wines recognition.

The DOC wines of the Consortium Colli Piacentini are 21: Gutturnio, Gutturnio Classic, Gutturnio Superiore, Gutturnio Riserva, Barbera, Bonarda, Sparkling Bonera, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Ortrugo, Trebbianino Val Trebbia, Monterosso Val d'Arda, Malvasia, Sauvignon , Val Nure, Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Pinot VSQPRD, Vin Santo, Vin Santo of Vigoleno, Novello.

Excursions

Between the hills and the valleys of Piacenza, along the Wine Route and the Flavors, we suggest a short exploration of the many castles and remote villages that delimit the Pugnell Hills. Within a few kilometers you will notice the castles of Statto, Rivalta Monticello, Rezzanello, Momeliano and the castle of Gropparello. Do not miss Bobbio, Castell'Arquato, Grazzano Visconti, Cortemaggiore, Rivalta in Trebbia, Sarmato, Velleia, Vigoleno.

Its valleys

Val Tidone, Val Nure, Val Trebbia, Val d'Arda, Val d'Aveto.

Golf

Croara Country Club

Loc. Croara Nuova of Gazzola

29010 Gazzola - Piacenza

Phone: +39 0523 977105

Fax: 0523-977100

Golf Club Castello La Bastardina

Street: Strada Bastardina,

29010 Agazzano

Tel. +39 0523 975373

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