We wanted to rediscover the colors of autumn revisiting one of the areas once inhabited by Cimbri.
Perhaps someone will say just that name, but talk of that territory, north of Verona, salt Lessinia of the plateau, known more for the good Valpolicella.
Plateau rich and varied, in which the presence of man is lost in time and still was able to keep (except some minor horror fortunately limited).

Rich in flavors linked to the territory, the well-known wine, oil, dairy products, the Maroni and typical dishes, including dishes of snails that have nothing to envy emblazoned with "escargot", indeed ...

In our travels we have come in two jewels (not only the rest), one ancient oasis of peace and tranquility, the other residue, perhaps, a time that was'. The hermitage of San Moro, Romanesque style building built, apparently on another precedent, and whose earliest records date back to 1145 and the quarter of Squarantello of which we have no news, but for people who want to plunge into a lost past may want to visit, preferably in silence.

An area to visit and discover.

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