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Where it is<\/h2>\n

Along the provincial road SP 654 of the Val Nure, between the plain and the foothills, lies the district of  Vigolzone, an area of important archaeological discoveries and of castles and towers that remind us of a heroic past. <\/p>\n

Why visit it<\/h2>\n

From mediaeval times up until the 19th century, the history of this territory is intertwined with that of the Anguissola family, feudal lords of much of the valley. <\/p>\n

Today Vigolzone, with its hillsides covered by vineyards, and studded with wineries, farmsteads, and agriturismi, deserves its place on the wine road, the Strada dei vini e dei sapori dei colli piacentini<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

When to go and what to see<\/h2>\n

Though of ancient origin, today the town has a predominantly modern appearance. The mediaeval castle <\/strong>\u2013 privately owned and visible only from the outside \u2013 with its 17th-century chapel<\/strong> (open on special occasions), and the modern church of San Mario<\/strong> are the most interesting sights.<\/p>\n

Don’t miss<\/h2>\n

The Museum of the Vine and of Wine<\/strong>, at Chiesuola near Vigolzone, in the small town of La Tosa. More than just a simple museum, this is an interactive experience which begins just outside Vigolzone, along the road that leads to the farmstead, where there are a series of signs indicating the different soils and the vines planted on them.  Continuing to the winery, you will find more than 500 objects connected with the wine theme, and the visit concludes in the Library.<\/p>\n

The picturesque village of Grazzano Visconti.<\/strong><\/p>\n

On the table<\/h2>\n

Particularly famous among the first courses are the tortelli con la coda De.Co <\/u><\/a>of the Municipality of Vigolzone since 2006). According to the tradition, this famous filled pasta, closed with an inimitable \u201cplaited tail\u201d, was created in Vigolzone on the occasion of a visit by Francesco Petrarch to his friend Bernardo Anguissola, lord of the Castle, in June 1351. 
The delicious local salumi or cured meats, cheeses, and meat <\/strong>can be accompanied by the celebrated white and red wines <\/strong>produced in the numerous wineries of the area. 
Restaurants and agriturismi frequently offer the PDO cured meats<\/strong> of the area both as a starter and as an afternoon snack, accompanied by \u201cchisolini<\/strong>\u201d or torta fritta<\/strong> (bread dough rolled out and deep-fried in lard, to be eaten hot or warm). The perfect dessert to conclude a meal or snack is the fig cake, the Torta di Fichi De.Co<\/u><\/a>., the traditional sweet of Albarola.<\/p>\n

Keeping fit<\/h2>\n

The territory is criss-crossed by kilometres of paths that can be followed on foot or by bicycle (the Antiche Vie or Ancient Ways), some easy and suited to everyone, others more demanding, that wind across the plain, through the vineyards, arriving in old villages where time is still determined by the ancient rhythms of the farming world, with panoramic points that open out like terraces above the plain below. 
In addition to these there are longer routes (nature itineraries in the Val Nure-Val Chero) which  wind between Vigolzone, Carpaneto, San Giorgio Piacentino, Podenzano, and Ponte dell\u2019Olio, combining interest in landscape and sport with the discovery of the natural environment and the fauna that inhabits it.<\/p>\n

Significant appointments<\/h2>\n

Carnival in the Val Nure \u2013 Val Chero
In July the Festa del Tortello, the Tortelli Festival, a major gastronomic event in the evening with entertainment. <\/p>\n

Summer festivals and food fiar in the villages.<\/p>\n

In the surroundings<\/h2>\n

Before reaching Vigolzone, beside the provincial road, is the romantic village of Grazzano Visconti.
The famous panoramic road of the Bagnolo<\/strong> leads towards Ponte dell\u2019Olio, passing little churches, villas and the remains of fortifications. 
Bicchignano<\/strong> is a splendid panoramic spot just below the Pass of the Bagnolo.
The Villa Alberoni can be found at Veano<\/strong>, immersed in a magnificent park  (nowadays it belongs to the Collegio Alberoni; it is used for events and can only be visited on certain occasions).
Chiulano<\/strong>, which dates back to the Romans, is the highest village in the municipality, and a well known panoramic point.
In the valley, along the course of the Nure river, are Vill\u00f2, Albarola and Carmiano, villages with a long history and known today primarily for their wineries (at Albarola there are two magnificent noble residences \u2013 Villa Peyrano and Palazzo Barattieri \u2013 both with a winery attached).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Where it isAlong the provincial road SP 654 of the Val Nure, between the plain and the foothills, lies the district of\u00a0 Vigolzone, an area of important archaeological discoveries and of castles and towers that remind us of a heroic past.\u00a0Why visit itFrom mediaeval times up until the 19th\u00a0century, the history of this territory is intertwined with that of the Anguissola family, feudal lords of much of the valley.\u00a0Today Vigolzone, with its hillsides covered by vineyards, and studded with wineries, farmsteads, and agriturismi, deserves its place on the wine road, the\u00a0Strada dei vini e dei sapori dei colli piacentini.When to go and what to seeThough of ancient origin, today the town has a predominantly modern appearance. The mediaeval\u00a0castle\u00a0\u2013 privately owned and visible only from the outside \u2013 with its 17th-century\u00a0chapel\u00a0(open on special occasions), and the modern\u00a0church of San Mario\u00a0are the most interesting sights.Don\u2019t missThe Museum of the Vine and of Wine, at Chiesuola near Vigolzone, in the small town of La Tosa. More than just a simple museum, this is an interactive experience which begins just outside Vigolzone, along the road that leads to the farmstead, where there are a series of signs indicating the different soils and the vines planted on them.\u00a0 Continuing to the winery, you will find more than 500 objects connected with the wine theme, and the visit concludes in the Library.The picturesque village of\u00a0Grazzano Visconti.On the tableParticularly famous among the first courses are the\u00a0tortelli con la coda De.Co\u00a0of the Municipality of Vigolzone since 2006). According to the tradition, this famous filled pasta, closed with an inimitable \u201cplaited tail\u201d, was created in Vigolzone on the occasion of a visit by Francesco Petrarch to his friend Bernardo Anguissola, lord of the Castle, in June 1351.\u00a0The delicious local\u00a0salumi or cured meats, cheeses, and meat\u00a0can be accompanied by the celebrated\u00a0white and red wines\u00a0produced in the numerous wineries of the area.\u00a0Restaurants and agriturismi frequently offer the\u00a0PDO cured meats\u00a0of the area both as a starter and as an afternoon snack, accompanied by \u201cchisolini\u201d or\u00a0torta fritta\u00a0(bread dough rolled out and deep-fried in lard, to be eaten hot or warm). The perfect dessert to conclude a meal or snack is the fig cake, the\u00a0Torta di Fichi De.Co., the traditional sweet of Albarola.Keeping fitThe territory is criss-crossed by kilometres of paths that can be followed on foot or by bicycle (the Antiche Vie or Ancient Ways), some easy and suited to everyone, others more demanding, that wind across the plain, through the vineyards, arriving in old villages where time is still determined by the ancient rhythms of the farming world, with panoramic points that open out like terraces above the plain below.\u00a0In addition to these there are longer routes (nature itineraries in the Val Nure-Val Chero)\u00a0which\u00a0 wind between Vigolzone, Carpaneto, San Giorgio Piacentino, Podenzano, and Ponte dell\u2019Olio, combining interest in landscape and sport with the discovery of the natural environment and the fauna that inhabits it.Significant appointmentsCarnival in the Val Nure \u2013 Val CheroIn July the Festa del Tortello, the Tortelli Festival, a major gastronomic event in the evening with entertainment.\u00a0Summer festivals and food fiar in the villages.In the surroundingsBefore reaching Vigolzone, beside the provincial road, is the romantic village of Grazzano Visconti.The famous\u00a0panoramic road of the Bagnolo\u00a0leads towards Ponte dell\u2019Olio, passing little churches, villas and the remains of fortifications.\u00a0Bicchignano\u00a0is a splendid panoramic spot just below the Pass of the Bagnolo.The Villa Alberoni can be found at\u00a0Veano, immersed in a magnificent park\u00a0 (nowadays it belongs to the Collegio Alberoni; it is used for events and can only be visited on certain occasions).Chiulano, which dates back to the Romans, is the highest village in the municipality, and a well known panoramic point.In the valley, along the course of the Nure river, are Vill\u00f2, Albarola and Carmiano, villages with a long history and known today primarily for their wineries (at Albarola there are two magnificent noble residences \u2013 Villa Peyrano and Palazzo Barattieri \u2013 both with a winery attached).","protected":false},"featured_media":6418,"template":"","territorio":[461],"class_list":["post-33112","localita","type-localita","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","territorio-val-nure"],"acf":{"iat_di_appartenenza_localita":[6574]},"yoast_head":"\nVigolzone - Visit Piacenza<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Vigolzone - Visit Piacenza\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Where it isAlong the provincial road SP 654 of the Val Nure, between the plain and the foothills, lies the district of\u00a0 Vigolzone, an area of important archaeological discoveries and of castles and towers that remind us of a heroic past.\u00a0Why visit itFrom mediaeval times up until the 19th\u00a0century, the history of this territory is intertwined with that of the Anguissola family, feudal lords of much of the valley.\u00a0Today Vigolzone, with its hillsides covered by vineyards, and studded with wineries, farmsteads, and agriturismi, deserves its place on the wine road, the\u00a0Strada dei vini e dei sapori dei colli piacentini.When to go and what to seeThough of ancient origin, today the town has a predominantly modern appearance. 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According to the tradition, this famous filled pasta, closed with an inimitable \u201cplaited tail\u201d, was created in Vigolzone on the occasion of a visit by Francesco Petrarch to his friend Bernardo Anguissola, lord of the Castle, in June 1351.\u00a0The delicious local\u00a0salumi or cured meats, cheeses, and meat\u00a0can be accompanied by the celebrated\u00a0white and red wines\u00a0produced in the numerous wineries of the area.\u00a0Restaurants and agriturismi frequently offer the\u00a0PDO cured meats\u00a0of the area both as a starter and as an afternoon snack, accompanied by \u201cchisolini\u201d or\u00a0torta fritta\u00a0(bread dough rolled out and deep-fried in lard, to be eaten hot or warm). The perfect dessert to conclude a meal or snack is the fig cake, the\u00a0Torta di Fichi De.Co., the traditional sweet of Albarola.Keeping fitThe territory is criss-crossed by kilometres of paths that can be followed on foot or by bicycle (the Antiche Vie or Ancient Ways), some easy and suited to everyone, others more demanding, that wind across the plain, through the vineyards, arriving in old villages where time is still determined by the ancient rhythms of the farming world, with panoramic points that open out like terraces above the plain below.\u00a0In addition to these there are longer routes (nature itineraries in the Val Nure-Val Chero)\u00a0which\u00a0 wind between Vigolzone, Carpaneto, San Giorgio Piacentino, Podenzano, and Ponte dell\u2019Olio, combining interest in landscape and sport with the discovery of the natural environment and the fauna that inhabits it.Significant appointmentsCarnival in the Val Nure \u2013 Val CheroIn July the Festa del Tortello, the Tortelli Festival, a major gastronomic event in the evening with entertainment.\u00a0Summer festivals and food fiar in the villages.In the surroundingsBefore reaching Vigolzone, beside the provincial road, is the romantic village of Grazzano Visconti.The famous\u00a0panoramic road of the Bagnolo\u00a0leads towards Ponte dell\u2019Olio, passing little churches, villas and the remains of fortifications.\u00a0Bicchignano\u00a0is a splendid panoramic spot just below the Pass of the Bagnolo.The Villa Alberoni can be found at\u00a0Veano, immersed in a magnificent park\u00a0 (nowadays it belongs to the Collegio Alberoni; it is used for events and can only be visited on certain occasions).Chiulano, which dates back to the Romans, is the highest village in the municipality, and a well known panoramic point.In the valley, along the course of the Nure river, are Vill\u00f2, Albarola and Carmiano, villages with a long history and known today primarily for their wineries (at Albarola there are two magnificent noble residences \u2013 Villa Peyrano and Palazzo Barattieri \u2013 both with a winery attached).","og_url":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/","og_site_name":"Visit Piacenza","article_modified_time":"2022-10-27T15:16:30+00:00","og_image":[{"width":1200,"height":800,"url":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/09\/2035-vigolzone-pc-albarola-ph-fausto-bessi.jpg","type":"image\/jpeg"}],"twitter_card":"summary_large_image","twitter_misc":{"Est. reading time":"4 minutes"},"schema":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@graph":[{"@type":"WebPage","@id":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/","url":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/","name":"Vigolzone - Visit Piacenza","isPartOf":{"@id":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/#website"},"primaryImageOfPage":{"@id":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/#primaryimage"},"image":{"@id":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/#primaryimage"},"thumbnailUrl":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/09\/2035-vigolzone-pc-albarola-ph-fausto-bessi.jpg","datePublished":"2021-11-01T22:55:32+00:00","dateModified":"2022-10-27T15:16:30+00:00","breadcrumb":{"@id":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/#breadcrumb"},"inLanguage":"en-US","potentialAction":[{"@type":"ReadAction","target":["https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/"]}]},{"@type":"ImageObject","inLanguage":"en-US","@id":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/en\/places\/vigolzone\/#primaryimage","url":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/09\/2035-vigolzone-pc-albarola-ph-fausto-bessi.jpg","contentUrl":"https:\/\/visitpiacenza.it\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/09\/2035-vigolzone-pc-albarola-ph-fausto-bessi.jpg","width":1200,"height":800,"caption":"Vigolzone (PC), Albarola, ph. 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