The bastion dating from the 1500s in Padova.
Massimago Wine Club is a point of reference for wine culture: producers and wine lovers meet together for wine tasting evenings and reciprocal exchange of emotions and ideas.
It is possible to organize wine tastings and workshops: the place can be hired for presentation of products and works of art and for private exclusive dinners.

It is a bastion dating from the 1500s, which was brought to light after years of oblivion. Instead of weapons, there are now bottles of wine.
Wine overthrows the walls of misunderstanding and it is an extraordinary connector of ideas, feelings and emotions. From this reflection, the idea to transform the bastion of sixteenth century into a place dedicated to a contact between producers and wine lovers.
Now the Wine Club is not only a unique space dedicated to wine, but also a meeting place between the culture of the Veneto and the foreign protagonists where professionals and entrepreneurs from the Veneto meet in order to blend creativity and entrepreneurial skills in the silence of a warm and private place.

An interesting detail

The Serracinesca Tower, which is near the bastion inside the garden, was painted by Giorgione between 1505 and 1508 in his most famous work, ‘The Tempest’.