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Agriculture and New Forms of Restoration of the Territory

For some years now, the agricultural landscape has returned to the centre of geographical studies in general, and geo-economic studies in particular, as an expression of the territory’s identity and as a preponderant element for the recovery of the territory itself. The case study analysed in this chapter is one of those cases of an ancient agricultural and territorial garrison abandoned for decades and which, today, has become an example of a perfectly functioning agritourism structure. The surrounding agricultural landscape, from a manifestation of territorial vocation abandoned, has been transformed back into a place of interest also for tourists. The vineyard-garden has been restored to a new function; from a simple place of production to a landscape-background for a new multifunctional and productive agriculture.