LINHA BONITA - Colonial Roots Tour

The Colonial Roots Tour moves both adults and children!
A true journey back to the origins of Italian colonization in the city of Gramado. Traveling through the rural areas of Linha Furna and Linha Bonita, visitors can experience the cultural heritage passed down through generations. The traditional architecture, warm hospitality, and a delicious colonial-style coffee make this tour an unforgettable experience.

Highlights
Discover the attractions along the route:

1 - CENTENNIAL HOUSE: With traditional Italian architecture, the Centennial House enchants visitors. Built in wood over a stone basement (where wine, cheese, and salami are still preserved to this day), it tells a bit of Gramado’s history and its early settlers.

2 - FIOREZE MUSEUM: The museum’s owner was only 12 years old when, driven by the desire to become a collector, he began gathering and keeping objects. Years passed, and today Mr. Nelson Fioreze is proud to showcase his collection of antique pieces to visitors.

3 - Benvic Winery – Covichion Family
Family-run agribusiness.

Benvic Winery is located in the charming Linha Furna area, in Gramado/RS. It is the first certified agribusiness in the region for the production of organic juices and wines. The project was born from a local initiative to meet the demand for organic juice in schools, promoting sustainable and pioneering production since 2021. The name BenVic honors the family's children: Benjamin, Victoria, and Victor – symbolizing love and continuity in every bottle.

4 - CAFFÈ DELLA NONNA – FOSS FAMILY:
The Italian people are famously hospitable and love filling their homes with friends to celebrate. That’s how the Foss Family welcomes visitors to their home, offering the flavorful Caffè Della Nonna, with homemade bread fresh from the wood-fired oven, delicious fruit jams, fresh butter, cheeses, salami, cooked sausages, and much more. Of course, we can’t forget the polenta, a dish that truly represents Italian cuisine.
Included drinks: apple and cinnamon tea, lemongrass and vanilla tea, black coffee, milk coffee, grape juice, dry and sweet red wine.
Lots of music and joy, with sing-alongs like La Bella Polenta and fun for the whole family!

The tour will depart earlier, between 8:30 and 8:45 AM, and return by 2:30 PM, following this sequence:
Centennial House, Museum, Benvic Winery, and Caffè Della Nonna.

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