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Herb Festival

Start Date:
30/05/2010
End Date:
30/05/2010
Location
Casola Valsenio/Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
A true celebration of herbs and herb products, set in the picturesque area of Casola Valsenio, province of Ravenna, this one-day festival aims to promote the culture of herbs and related products, not to mention local cuisine.
 
Casola belongs to the Sangiovese Wine Trail, with intriguing landscapes such as the 'gullies' (calanchi) characterizing the foothills, vineyards, olive trees, pines, cypresses and brooms leading to "Romagna's Chalk Vein", with its abundance of natural caves. An attractive destination for nature lovers and food lovers alike!
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