Discover Sant'andrea In Casale

Sant’Andrea in Casale can be explored through its winegrowing, theatre, local history and routes. These topics offer different starting points for a stay: you can learn about regional wine production, get to know cultural sites or look at a route. When planning, it is also important to distinguish lasting connections to the area from dates in past event programmes.

Winegrowing in Sant’Andrea in Casale

Enio Ottaviani’s vineyard covers 12 hectares. The varieties grown are Sangiovese, Chardonnay, Pagadebit, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. The area gives an indication of the vineyard’s size, while the five variety names specify what is grown. Together, the area and list of varieties offer a tangible picture of what defines winegrowing here. If wine production is one of the things that draws you to a destination, Sant’Andrea in Casale offers a specific point of interest.

Theatre and cultural events

Teatro Giustiniano Villa has been run by Città Teatro since early 2013. The cultural project “Mille e una Notti in Valconca” took place for the sixth time in 2025. As part of the project, the performance “Decamerone VI” was scheduled at Chiesina di Cà Togni in Sant’Andrea in Casale. It is therefore part of a specific past cultural programme in the area, not a current event date.

Admission to this performance was free while places were available. It took place outdoors; access may have involved uneven ground. If you would like to include a performance in your travel plans, check the current programme and information about the venue.

Local history: Don Oreste Benzi

Don Oreste Benzi was born on 7 September 1925 in Sant’Andrea in Casale. The municipality put up a commemorative plaque for him at the cemetery entrance. His birthplace and the plaque point to two distinct connections with the area: a biographical link and the municipality’s commemoration of him.

Local route and the Valconca

Route 1 of “Per Sentieri in Valconca” started in 2024 at Piazza Nilde Iotti in Sant’Andrea in Casale. It went along Via Petrarca, Via Pozzo, Via Degli Ulivi, Via Diaz, Via Prati, Piazza Mazzini and Via del Castello, then returned along the same streets. This makes it possible to trace the route taken at the time through specific squares and street names.

At the 2024 Maratonina del Vino, the meeting point was at the Centro Sportivo “Ernesto Colletta” on Via Cerro in Sant’Andrea in Casale. This connection to the area also relates to a specific edition of the event. Another route through the Valconca passes through Riccione, Sant’Andrea in Casale, Morciano and San Giovanni in Marignano. It has no particular difficulties. As route conditions can change, check them before setting out.

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