a route to San Giorgio di Valpolicella

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Hello friends! I'm very happy to share with you the photos I took yesterday. When the sun is out, it's always a good time for a nice walk. This time, however, I headed towards Lake Garda, although I'll actually be returning to this area to make a video. I went to the area around Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella, a very famous place in Italy for its grape cultivation and also for the many marble quarries here.
One of the first photos I took when I climbed the nearby hills is of Lake Garda, which is actually not many kilometers from Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella.

It's always so beautiful to walk in those areas where the Vineyards are changing color, or rather their leaves, and you could see the mountains around there where it had snowed a few days ago.
I left from Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella and headed towards the famous village of San Giorgio, where I will return and make a video a little more specific about this beautiful place, which is absolutely worth visiting.

The Pieve di San Giorgio Martire is definitely worth a visit, a Catholic place of worship dating back to 712 AD, but unfortunately I wasn't very lucky because I found it closed.
These small villages are always very charming, there are always little details that make them unique.

this short walk, Meanwhile I was quite surprised because I found people who were walking in these areas that I thought were less touristy, but above all, I came across ruins of some Austrian forts, and in this area of ​​Italy their presence is strong precisely because there was a time when this area of ​​the Veneto and indeed the Veneto itself were under Austrian rule.

I hope you found my story interesting, I will definitely come back because I want to make a specific video for my YouTube channel when I have a little more time, In the meantime, thank you for reading. See you next time.

google gps: 45.530571, 10.857713