DAY 1. EASTERN SIMONSBERG UNSPOILT FOOTHILLS

STOP 1: VIEWS FROM VREDE EN LUST

ARCHITECTURE GEMS
Nestled behind the primary wine tasting area is a historically significant Cape Dutch home. The two dates on the gable, 1688 and 1955, are believed to represent the year of the building's initial construction as well as the year of a significant post-fire repair job.

The entrance door is beautifully carved, with a thick lintol above an architrave window. The gable's robust pilaster features and distinctly neoclassical design. In keeping with the Cape Dutch architectural style, the house has white walls and a thatched roof.

WINE TASTING
For groups looking to partake in the bounty of the Cape, the wine tasting centre’s spacious interior and wide faux thatch roof make it a highly welcoming venue. This is the ideal location to take in the breathtaking views of the Groot Drakenstein mountain and the surrounding terroir, and it offers an extensive range of excellent wines.

RESTAURANT AND CHEESERY
Plan your day so that you may stop here for breakfast or lunch, and savour delicious food prepared by skilled Franschhoek chefs. This is a family-friendly location because of the large lawns and kid-friendly play area.

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STOP 2: THE FARM STALLS SHOPPING

In the little village of Simondium, on a gravel service road that runs immediately beside the R45, are the following three stores and more, all within walking distance of one another (between the farms Allee Bleue and Vrede en Lust). Both guides and visitors alike believe that this region is a part of "Greater Franschhoek."

WERF AND BARN
Select from an exclusive range of furniture and décor inspired by the Cape.

GERBER & C0
Take an interesting tour around this store, which offers a wide range of items such as attractive apparel created in South Africa, preservers, and locally produced buchu and rooibos teas, among much more.

The Oumeul Farmstall
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STOP 3: TRAILS AT PLAISIR DE MERLE

Take pleasure in dining at the restaurant or shopping at the farmstall, all of which are situated in authentic historical Cape Dutch farm buildings. It is one of the conveniently located stops on the wine tram route, and its enormous bean bags and innovative artworks appeal to the modern tourist.

Without needing to carry their own bike, the active traveler may enjoy the routes among the native fynbos by renting one. There are numerous trails to choose from with differing difficulty. Fun in nature for the whole family, while getting your exercise!!

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DAY 2. PARK-LIKE WINE FARMS

STOP 1: GRANDE PROVENCE

Grande Provence is one of the most magnificent sightseeing attractions near to the centre of town. It centres around a manor house with gable dated 1800, now the home of the owner, but visible to guests as they turn towards the wine tasting, restaurant and gallery area. This has a historical building of its own, surrounded by manicured hedges and breathtaking views of the Wemmershoek mountains.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

Grand Provence is not only a centre for art and culture in the region, but also hosts numerous adventure and family activities. Enquire beforehand about guided vineyard walks and e-biking in the area, these guided tours start from this location and are a wonderful way to experience nature in the valley.

LIKE THE POND AT GIVERNY

If you book into the cottages at the Grand Provence, you will be treated to this scene of a magical pond surrounded by willows and colourful blossoms – closely resembling the “Pond at Giverny,” which inspired the famous artist Claude Monet to paint his water lily scenes in the impressionistic style.

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STOP 2: LA MOTTE

Located alongside a bubbling brook, the farm at La Motte dates back more than 300 years, as is a tranquil venue surrounded by art, a bakery and a super-size chessboard that is a restful place to enjoy nature under the shady trees.

The historical manor house is visible from the more pubic area, which is enclosed by more recently built facilities in the Cape Vernacular style that complement the genuine traditional gabled buildings. During November the vast rose gardens come into bloom, and are very photogenic as you enter the estate. The restaurant I under renovation at the time of writing, and is sure to be even more of an attraction once completed. There is however plenty of beauty to see in the interim at this highly recommended stop.

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STOP 3: LEEU PASSANT

There are few locations in the entire Winelands that match Leeu Passant in sheer beauty. Situated on a southern hill overlooking the town and mountains to the north, the vantage point gives one a vista over the estate as well as the valley. The design of the landscaping is deeply French, with lavender patches groomed into perfect topiary.

The crips air and colours on a spring day, perfectly capture in a reflecting pool within view of the main cellar building, which has been designed in recent times by a Spanish Architect, Tomeo Esteva.

This building is an architectural masterpiece in its own right, and provides a venue for tasting the variety of perfect wines produced on site at the winery behind it, from a great array of grapes that are sourced from all over the Cape for their perfect match of terroir to cultivar. It is expected of guests to taste the wines, as there is currently not a restaurant or children’s playground facility available. Plan this into your day, when visiting the beautiful gardens of Leeu Passant.

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STOP 4: DINNER AT HEY JOES BREWING COMPANY

The name provides pub connotations, and the venue certainly has a wide range of alcoholic beverages to choose from… however Hey Joe’s Brewing Company, is a place to be experience by the whole family and offers a range of activities. Overlooking a tranquil lake with a vast garden of weeping willows, there is plenty of nature to be enjoyed. A spacious children’s playground has many swings and slides to delight the younger travelers.

So too the menu provides for a wide range of meals, from healthy salads, to hearty steaks, poultry and seafood dishes. The friendly staff are always on standby to ensure your pleasant stay. The kitchen does however close at 6pm so be sure to get a seat earlier then that if this is your dinner stop.

Hey Joe’s Brewing Company is located just by the junction between the Roberstvlei Road and the main R45 leading to the town of Franschhoek.

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DAY 3. SIMONSBERG HIKE

STOP 1: STARTS FROM TOKARA WINE FARM

The contemporary structures have magnificent views of the town of Stellenbosch and Simonsberg. The picture is made more cheery by a sizable and elegant children's playground featuring a tree-house effect. Choose from a delectable meal in the bistro style.

In keeping with the bistro tradition, the restaurant is open at set times for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Its menu features hearty, nutritious dishes that are suitable for all ages and are made with fresh ingredients from farms. Of course, the variety of award-winning wines is accessible at the adjoining restaurant and tasting room. Strictly speaking it is located in Stellenbosch, but its proximity to Franschhoek through the Banghoek Valley makes it comfortably within reach.

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STOP 2: ALLEE BLEUE PICNIC SPOT

The avenue of Blue Gum trees that greets visitors to the estate is where it gets its name. As one approaches the farm from Stellenbosch and turns onto the main R45 at the T-junction, it is clearly visible.

The French name is appropriately matched by French culinary flair. Whether you visit for tea, lunch, or a wine tasting. The surroundings and presentation are exceptional, perfectly capturing the essence of the Cape's natural splendour.

In addition to offering cheese tastings of the same caliber, Allee Bleue takes great pride in the diversity and quality of its wine selection.

Devoted to preserving the stunning valley that provides it with sustenance, the farm actively advocates for social responsibility initiatives and uses organic and environmentally friendly farming methods whenever feasible. Allee Bleue produces its own wines from the large tracts of lands surrounding the historic farmstead. These include wines from entry to premium level, so you can be sure to find something to suite you. The estate's flagship wine is the Allee Bleue Estate Reserve, a blend of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.

Due to its location just before of cars as they approach the T-Junction where it joins the main R45 route from Stellenbosch, this stunning venue has excellent exposure. The design revolves around a 1920s-era, historically significant, h-shaped farmhouse decorated in the true Cape Dutch renaissance style.

The state-of-the-art cellar equipment that helped produce the estate's award-winning wines stands in stark contrast to the farm's historic buildings and customs. One of the winelands' most sought-after exports is Pinotage, for which it has gained international recognition.

The restaurant has breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, the river, and the distant Drakenstein Mountains. One of the estate's special features is the spotless picnic area where your family can have a picnic that was purchased from the restaurant, complete with a kids' jungle structure.

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STOP 3: CHAMONIX TO UNWIND

Situated high on the slope which you may have climbed in the morning, we suggest the restaurant Chamonix for your meal if you want to spend an evening getting back in touch with nature. Tucked hidden like a hobbit's cove on the mountains, both the wine farm on which it is built and the wines stored beneath its cellar walls have a long history dating back generations. The outdoor seating areas are tucked away beneath an indigenous tree forest, providing shade.

Closes at 4:30, so if you want to have a small meal there, get there early.

DAY 4. FRANSCHHOEK CENTRE

STOP 1: MONT ROCHELLE NATURE RESERVE HIKING

Start your day early at one of the most stunning hiking spots in the Western Cape. It is a well-maintained trail situated in the Franschhoek Mountains spanning up to 30km and has been declared by UNESCO to form part of the Winelands Biosphere Reserve which is aimed at conserving the treasured Cape Floral Kingdom that is the most unique and densely concentrated plant kingdom in the world.

View the stunning Erica’s, Proteas and other fynbos flowering throughout the year except for the hottest months of December, January and February.

There are actually 10 trails situated within the park, and most of these are lighter hikes of 1 to 2 hours and about 1 to 4km long.

The longest hike is the Perdekop Trail which is expected to take 7 hours and cover a distance of 13km. Be sure to go in a group, have a charged mobile phone, pack food, water, sunscreen and a hat. Check for inclement weather before you go.

Most of the paths have breathtaking views over the Franschhoek Valley, especially the DuToitskop and Vista Trails. Day Permits cost R70 per person over the age of 12 years, while children bellow 12 have free entry. The fee is payable at the entrance to the reserve (open 9am to 5pm), or at the Franschhoek Information Bureau, or online at Webtickets. Wild Card permits do not apply.

The entrance gate is located on Lambrecht road, just half a kilometre after the hairpin bend going up the mountain pass. It is marked as Perdekop Hiking on Google Maps. No dogs allowed.

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STOP 2: HAUTE CABRIERE

Assuming you chose one of the lighter hikes for option 1, there may be time for a nice lunch at one of the many fabulous restaurants with views, in Franschhoek. You may one to go back to your hotel or guesthouse to freshen up before heading to the illustrious HAUTE CARIERE where you can again enjoy the panoramic views over the fertile valley.

This time, enjoy drinks, coffee and great cuisine under the cover of a contemporary building with sweeping lines that provide amazing opportunities to take photographs of the town, mountains and rolling countryside. Perfect any time of the year as the colours change with the seasons.
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STOP 3: SIGHTSEEING IN THE TOWN

Even the most avid naturalist needs some time in the crowd to enjoy some shopping for fine art, clothes and jewelry. The main road called Huguenot Road, is friendly to pedestrians having many pedestrian-only side-shoots, squares and markets. It is also dotted with heritage buildings and sculptural sightseeing attractions.
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Right next to Col-Cacchio restaurant is a vibrant shopping distric with rhino and elephant sculptures. During Bastille Day celebrations many colourful French flags decorate the bustling town. Also visit CAPETOWNSPLENDOUR for a list of top hiking trails in the Winelands and Cape Town.

STOP 4: DINNER AT THE STATION PUB

The kitchen and indoor areas are situated in a century old heritage building that used to the be a train station for steam trains. This ruddy red-brick building provides the perfect warm atmosphere for making great memories with your family and friends.

Open until 12.am at night, you will have plenty of time to get to dinner if your day runs a little late seeing all that the town and countryside have to offer. Much of the outdoor seating area lies undercover of marquees. There are plenty of TV’s and beer on tap to catch up with your sport and mingle with your new hiking buddies. The food is hearty and the menu full of healthy feel-good food like oven fired pizza, grilled chicken salad and biltong platters. Bring your own braai meat or purchase a pack from the restaurant to braai yourself in the braai area.
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DAY 5. HIKING FROM ZORGVLIET

STOP 1: ZORGVLIET WINE FARM & CHEESERY

THE HISTORICAL FARMHOUSE
The gable bears the date 1800, and is unusual in that there are two front doors instead of one. The house has been well maintained and the beauty of its simplicity shines through. The gable may be regarded as early neoclassical, with the lack of embellishment, and the delicate pilasters flanking the main gable window. A small chapel forms part of the complex of heritage buildings on the farm, and makes for picture-perfect weddings in this idyllic setting.

THE RESTAURANT AND WINE TASTING
The estate's expansive 80-hectare vineyards, which are planted with Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Semillon, and Merlot, yield an excellent selection of wines that are served in the restaurant and cellar.

Savor dinner at the eatery where renowned chefs craft culinary masterpieces using regional products, a portion of which are cultivated on the farm. Another activity on the estate is the manufacturing of cheese and olives, both of which are available for tasting at the restaurant.

CELLAR AND CHEESERY
Discover more about the craft of cheesemaking at the cheesery, or explore the old basement structure to learn more about the wine-making process. This is a unique chance for guests to sample wine straight from the barrel!

VIEWS AND GARDENS
Groot Drakenstein Mountain vistas are spectacular, especially around sunset when the orange light dances across the granite ledges. To the north is Simonsberg Mountain. The foreground is decorated with perfectly manicured lawns and rose beds. It should come as no surprise that this is a popular location for weddings.

HOTEL AT ZORGVLIET
The guesthouse provides exquisite accommodation for people preferring to stay a little closer to Stellenbosch and has 15 suites. Take trips to the spa to revitalize your body and spirit while relaxing in these lovely surroundings.

LOVERS OF NATURE
With the help of the Estate hiking track, you may ascend the breathtaking foothills of the Simonsberg Mountains and witness the local flora and wildlife, which includes badgers, sunbirds, lizards, and a variety of fynbos flowers like Proteas. The Estate is dedicated to several environmentally conscious projects in order to protect the stunning surrounds.

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STOP 2: VIEWS FROM THE CHILLI OIL COMPANY

Producing its own delectable brand of chili oil, this is enjoyed at the restaurant with grilled chicken, spaghetti bolognaise, and wood-fired pizza, to mention a few. Every part of this exceptional culinary experience is sensed and enjoyed for its uniqueness and attention to detail. Spend quality time with loved ones in this fantastic location while taking in the stunning views of the Drakenstein mountains and the Banghoek valley.

DAY 6. ORGANIC GARDENS

STOP 1: BABYLONSTOREN

Whether they are wine tasting enthusiasts, families with little children, or lovers of the outdoors, this is a must-see location on any agenda for a trip to the Cape. The property is actually closest to the tiny town of Simondium, but you can get there by taking a beautiful drive from Franschhoek.
Favoured with one of the most picturesque old farmhouses and an array of outbuildings, the proprietors have created an expansive garden complex and additional attractions centered around the historic architecture. There is plenty of parking available to accommodate the many local and foreign visitors who come to this exceptional site.

THE GARDENS
Perhaps the farm's most well-known feature is its gardens, which have a sizable network of paths and surprise guests as they witness nature creating an abundance of Tours of veggies, exquisite fruits, and berries. View the Clivia nursery and greenhouse as well. Be sure not so miss the Puff Adder walk… a spaceframe structure currently hosting a big bonsai tree collection. Every day at 10 a.m., guided tours of the gardens depart from the Farm Shop.

THE HISTORY
The slave bell's date of construction is roughly 1748, when the gable was first constructed. After being destroyed by fire, it was rebuilt in 1931. The manor house was painted cream for many years, but having it painted white once more has improved it and made it a better representation of Cape Dutch architecture. The well-kept lawn in front of the main house is enclosed by a ring wall, and it is flanked by outbuildings that flare out, giving the impression that the main entrance gates are farther away than they actually are.

THE EATING ROOM-BABEL
Here is where organic farms really shine; you may sample expertly prepared fresh fruit. The restaurant The Bakery In addition to serving baked products, this second restaurant serves Italian and other specialty dishes on certain weak days.

SAMPLING WINE AND MORE
Wine tasting at Babylonstoren is an educational experience, with an audiovisual guide outlining the procedure and what makes the farm's wines unique. Make sure to sample the on-site produced balsamic vinegar and olive oil as well.

THE HOTEL, SPA AND FUNCTION VENUE
A hotel gives visitors the chance to dwell amid the grounds and take advantage of the farm's many unique nature excursions. Enjoy a spa treatment or reserve the Wheat Barn or Old Cellar for a gathering.

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STOP 2: LUNCH AT NOBLE HILL WINERY

Although it is not a historical structure, it is a great illustration of a functional Cape Vernacular structure. Nestled among the hedges is a delightful eatery named COSECHA, where you can savor Spanish and Portuguese dishes while taking in views of the serene lake and verdant grounds scattered with seats and umbrellas. For additional information about this restaurant, see the section below labeled "Restaurants with views." The article is named "Noble Hill Winery: Casa Sacecha."

This thriving wine farm has a bustling restaurant and wine tasting room tucked away adjacent to its farm buildings, with a sparkling lake view. Choose from an amazing selection of delicious and healthful dishes, like lamb barbacoa, jalapeño black bean salad, and kingklip veracruz.

DAY 7. BANGHOEK VALLEY

STOP 1: HILLCREST BERRY ORCHARDS

Together with its charming country store, this gorgeous farm produces something than wine and grapes, and it's a great place to stop for a little time while visiting the Banghoek valley. It offers an additional lunch or supper alternative with its own restaurant that serves healthful dishes.

Perched as it is on the lower reaches of the Simonsberg Mountain, take in breath-taking views of the Groot Drakenstein from its elevated vantage point.

STOP 2: BOSCHENDAL WINE FARM

One of the best places to visit in the broader Franschhoek area is Boschendal, with its ideal location in front of the Groot Drakenstein rugged outcrops and elegant gable from the height of the neoclassical period. The magnificent H-shaped house is surrounded by an oak forest that is hundreds of years old.

The outbuildings are now home to two restaurants, the "Werf restaurant" and the "Deli restaurant," as well as a shop and butchery.

THE DELI RESTAURANT
The Deli restaurant is open for dinner Saturday through Tuesday and serves bistro-style breakfast and lunch. Sunday is pizza night.

THE WERF RESTAURANT
Directly across from the manor house, in the cellar's renovated heritage building, lies the Werf restaurant. Take pleasure in viewing this rare specimen of a true Cape Dutch interior, which is hard to come across these days.

Ethically sourced goods and locally grown produce are promoted, so eating here benefits the community. Viewable from your table, the vast Werf Food Garden is the source of many of the ingredients. Black Angus Beef and Forest Reared Duroc Pork are two of the restaurant's specialties.

ACTIVITIES AT BOSCHENDAL
Take a guided tour of the expansive herb gardens and orchards. This is an eternally popular place for weddings to be held, and now has picnics catered for by the werf. The trail centre keeps bicycles available to rent and enjoy the tracks around the farm.

HERITAGE BUILDINGS
The manor home features round topped windows that are painted green. The shutters on all the lower windows are functional. Currently acting as the hub for all agricultural activities, the mansion occasionally hosts public tours during art exhibits and other events, showcasing its opulent interior and timbered ceilings.

Fifteen years younger than its neighbour at Rhone, the gable is dated 1810. A noteworthy discovery made during a restoration project in the 1970s was the discovery of the foundations of an earlier T-shaped structure.

Over the years, the farm's owners and caretakers have lovingly restored the structures, making them accessible to both local and distant guests. Ploughing back into the local community and environment is a strong vision of all its stakeholders, and together with like-minded farms in the area, contribute to the ongoing beaty and attraction of the Banghoek Valley and greater Franschhoek

STOP 3: LA RHONE ROSE GARDENS

Situated on the R310, this old farmhouse is easily overlooked by visitors heading to the more well-known Boschendal Manor from Stellenbosch.

Anglo American Farms owns both of the buildings, and Rhodes fruit farms occupy Rhone. The company's public relations office currently occupies the beautifully renovated interior, which is not open to the public and was overseen by architect Gabriel Fagan.

A flat grass is enclosed by a big circular driveway bordered with roses. This is the ultimate in Cape Dutch architecture and gardening, captured in a mystical and pristine specimen. A flat grass is enclosed by a big circular driveway bordered with roses. This is the epitome of Cape Dutch buildings and gardens—enchanting and untouched. Nature lovers will find this a most charming blend of natural and formal garden styling.

The mountains in the background and a big oak tree to the side complete the picture-perfect setting. This edifice will captivate your camera just as much as you do!

THE RESTAURANT
On Sundays, the Rhone Restaurant serves a buffet lunch with traditional food from the Cape. For reservations on other days, call ahead; parties larger than 20 can be accommodated. This location in the Banghoek valley, at the slopes of the Groot Drakenstein mountain, is a serenely lovely spot to take in the breathtaking scenery.

Tel: 021 870 4274
Sundays: 12p.m. to 2:30p.m. Arrive by 1:30p.m.

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LAKE VIEWS AT L’HERMITAGE

At the center of this stunning location for weddings and conferences is a restaurant serving Franschhoek's renowned cuisine, which may be savored while taking in picturesque views of the lake, marsh, and Wemmershoek mountains. The old town and all of its man-made and natural features are easily accessible from the chateaux and villas, which are offered for your lodging.

Though not exactly historical, the architecture is nicely built and has a charming French Provencal character. It is well-known around the globe as a premier location for nuptials, meetings, and other group gatherings where visitors may take advantage of lodging in villas in what seems like a French town.

The restaurant has stunning views of the mountains and lake.

If this is your evening visit, make sure you are served the best possible supper in an elegant setting surrounded by breathtaking scenery.

FRIENDLY FRANSCHHOEK CELLAR

At 11 a.m., the kitchen opens. Start your day late and have lunch here, choosing from favourites like the charcuterie plate, squid and chorizo salad, blue cheese burger, or pig belly! Or, have a traditional farmhouse breakfast! Savor a wine tasting with an unparalleled selection of single varietal or blended wines.

With its large and entertaining play area, this is one of the greatest spots in the town for families to bring their kids.to bring children to, in the heart of the town, with its huge and fun play area.

A large and beautifully furnished hall is available, for weddings, conferences or other functions.

Given its prominent location, welcoming employees, and enough parking, it is not shocking that this restaurant currently commands the majority of business in Franschhoek!

THE RIVER AT RICKETY BRIDGE

Access to this great specimen of Cape Dutch building is provided by a little, immaculately maintained bridge, with two charming miniature birds adorning the farm insignia. The farms, which date back to 17____, have been passed down from one caring pair of hands to the next.

Typical characteristics of the architecture include the low ring wall and the softly curving stairway going up to the home. The home's symmetrical elevation, thatch roof, and white walls all complement the Cape Dutch architecture, which is so distinctive to the Western Cape. The green window frames and shutters further add to the home's rustic appeal.

The bistro-style cuisine of the restaurant is offered for a lovely meal. For your convenience, there is a children's play area and plenty of parking.

If you decide to stay here while visiting the region, guesthouse accommodations are offered.

Couples go from near and far to get married on this picturesque farm, which is well-known as a popular wedding location.

LEOPARD’S LEAP

This enormous restaurant offers plenty of seats with a backdrop of the Cape winelands and the farm. Look for the sculpture of a leopard curled up on a high vantage point. Adjacent to a children's play area is a wide covered porch with outdoor seats beneath shade trees. The excellent bar, along with a gift store and meeting spaces, offer a comprehensive space suitable for a variety of events. The interior design is excellently accomplished and has a warm, inviting African Chic vibe.

COL C’ACCHIO PIZZA

One of the most well-known and award-winning restaurants in Franschhoek, it serves a variety of delectable and healthful dishes, such as the Sedriano pizza, beef carpaccio, and Orientale chicken salad here.

Interesting artwork by local artists can be seen in the warm, colorful interior, while a great playground for youngsters can be found outdoors under a marquee.

Col C'acchio offers excellent value for money, making it a highly recommended choice for those seeking an affordable and enjoyable dining experience.

TERBADORE

Situated in the town center, directly across from the information center, this is a well-liked lunch and supper spot for both residents and visitors from other countries. Savor your dinner while taking in views of a little creek and lots of shade-producing trees.