See the Fall Colors of Northern Italy, & Eat Something Too
The fall in Italy offers countless local celebrations, there are sagras for wine, sagras for salami, even a sagra for bigoli pasta. But if something more refined is your cup of tea, then in the hills surrounding Treviso you’ll find a quiet little place up on a hill where even the traffic noise from the single solitary street dissappears into the hillside.
Ristorante al Roccolo is, for a lack of better terms, an agriturismo, which simply means that everything they prepare is grown on the property....
October 1st, 2009 | The Venice Guide | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: Agriturismo, Dining in the Hills, Family Friendly, Restaurants & Bars, Traditional Dining
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