
BY: PATRIZIA VIGOLO
I was born in this area and carry it in my heart. Here I grew up seeing the sunsets and sunrises over our hills. I’ve visited the Palladian villas and tasted dishes and wines that have been handed down for generations. In short, Vicenza is my home and I am proud of it. Today, I am taking you with me on a journey of history, culture and, food and wine.
The Berici Hills have a marine origin. It would not be strange during a walk to find fossils of mollusks, sea urchins, corals, algae, etc. To a lesser extent, there are also rocks of volcanic origin which have determined the formation of basaltic soils rich in mineral salts.
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