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Description
This small square, located in the ancient village, derives its name from an elm tree that once grew there.
The local expression "to buy wine at the Elm" seems to stem from the fact that there was a renowned wine cellar in this square, which stored excellent fresh wine in its underground caves, as evidenced by a deed dated 1587 drawn up by notary Francesco Angelo Prunaro.
The local expression "to buy wine at the Elm" seems to stem from the fact that there was a renowned wine cellar in this square, which stored excellent fresh wine in its underground caves, as evidenced by a deed dated 1587 drawn up by notary Francesco Angelo Prunaro.