Massimago Tower
A restored wine estate in the Mezzane valley, operated as a winery and wine relais since 2003.
At a glance
Massimago Tower is a family-owned wine estate situated in the valley of Mezzane. The property has operated as both a working winery and hospitality destination for over two decades, offering visitors an immersion in Venetian viticulture.
History
The name Massimago derives from the Latin phrase Maximum Agium, meaning “maximum level of well-being.” The estate has been owned by the Cracco family since 1883, passing through generations as an agricultural holding. In 2003, the property underwent comprehensive renovation and was relaunched as a winery and wine relais, transforming it into a modern heritage destination while maintaining its historical character.
What you see
The tower structure anchors the property, which today functions as a combined production facility and hospitality venue. The estate occupies a secluded position in the Mezzane valley, a quieter corner of the Valpolicella region known for viticulture.
Cultural significance
Massimago represents the evolution of rural Venetian estates from purely agricultural operations to integrated cultural and tourism destinations. Its establishment as a wine relais reflects the contemporary valorization of heritage wine-growing territories and the connection between land, family legacy, and hospitality in the Veneto region.
Key facts
- Address: Via P. Paoli 16, 35122 Padova
- Coordinates: 45.399247, 11.8658945
- Owned by the Cracco family since 1883
- Reopened as winery and wine relais in 2003
- Phone: 328 891 8977
- Website: http://www.massimago.com
Practical information
Massimago operates as a working winery and relais offering wine experiences. For details on opening hours, tastings, and accommodation, consult the official website or contact the estate directly.
Getting there
The estate is located in Padova, Veneto, in the Mezzane valley region. Full address and contact information are provided above for navigation and booking inquiries.
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