Golferenzo

Vineyards of pinot nero, pinot grigio and moscato cover the hills around this tiny village in the upper Val Versa, in the Oltrepò Pavese. Emperor Frederick I placed it under Pavia in 1164, and the Belcredi marquises owned most of its land until the Second World War. A short stroll takes in the old lords' palace, the former prisons and the church of San Nicola.

Highlights

• Church of San Nicola, usually open on Sunday mornings
• The old lords' palace and prisons, privately owned and seen from outside
• Oltrepò Pavese wines: pinot nero, pinot grigio and moscato
• The Strada del Vino e dei Sapori dell'Oltrepò Pavese wine route

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