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Tours and visits

Around the festival there is a landscape to walk through: the vineyards above the village, the castle that watches over it, the historic cellars and the houses that tell five hundred years of Avio.

comitatouvaedintorni@gmail.com 320 0533005

Booking required

Walk through the vineyards

Saturday 5 September — 17:30 Sunday 6 September — 9:45 and 17:00

A scenic guided walk through the vineyards, with a tasting at the end. Departing from piazza Vittorio Emanuele III.

€10,00
Booking required

Discovering the history and landscapes of Avio

Saturday 5 September — 17:00 about 2 hours

Includes a visit to the parish church of Avio, the story of the Pellegrini-Malfatti counts and a visit to the Casa del Vicario. Refreshments at the end. Departing from piazza Vittorio Emanuele III.

€5,00
Booking required

Tenuta San Leonardo

Sunday 6 September — from 14:00 departures every 45 minutes, last run at 17:00

Guided visit to the estate of the Guerrieri Gonzaga marquises at San Leonardo: church, cellar, park and farming museum. Reached by shuttle bus from piazza Vittorio Emanuele III.

€10,00
Limited places

Visit to Avio Castle

Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 — 10:00 to 18:00 last entry 17:30 — guided tours at 11, 14 and 16

Cared for by the FAI, Italy’s national trust. The medieval castle that watches over the village, with its celebrated fourteenth-century frescoes.

No booking needed

The historic Casa del Vicario

Sunday 6 September — 10:00 to 12:00

A free guide is on site for visitors. The Casa del Vicario also houses the Antiquarium, with finds from the area.

Free

Information and bookings

comitatouvaedintorni@gmail.com
320 0533005

Places are limited: it is worth booking a few days ahead.

A group on a guided walk through the vineyards

The landscape

Between the slopes of Monte Baldo
and the banks of the Adige

Avio and its hamlets lie in the Vallagarina, where the valley narrows between mountain and river. It is a landscape of vines going back centuries, and the festival walks exist above all to show it close up: the rows, the dry-stone walls, the cellars dug beneath the houses.