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Stone Houses of 1880 and Canteens of Italian Families Tell the Story of the City of Gaucha that Grew Between Parishes and Became Capital Brasileira Da Uva and Do Vinho
Among hills covered with meadows, Bento Gonçalves grew up around the houses that Italian immigrants raised with stone, wood and family work in Serra Gaúcha. Many of these buildings continue to stand and today receive visitors to serve wine, cheese and homemade dough in the same canteens where several generations have learned to turn grape into a sustenance....
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Among hills covered with meadows, Bento Gonçalves grew up around the houses that Italian immigrants raised with stone, wood and family work in Serra Gaúcha. Many of these buildings continue to stand and today receive visitors to serve wine, cheese and homemade dough in the same canteens where several generations have learned to turn grape into a sustenance....