Il Dominio di Bagnoli is a remarkable winery steeped in over a thousand years of history, located in the enchanting region of Veneto, Italy. Its origins date back to 954 A.C. when the Langobardic Duke Amerigo gifted this fertile estate to the Padova's Curia, establishing a thriving farming community led by a confraternity of Benedictine monks.

Over the centuries, the monks transformed the land, reclaiming and cultivating it, leading to the construction of its iconic cellars, granaries, and charming courtyard, which reflects medieval architecture. By the 17th century, the property came under the ownership of the Counts Widmann, who dramatically expanded the estate into one of the region's grandest monumental complexes, complimenting the legacy of the old Abbey foundations. The winery not only thrives with vineyards but also serves as a cultural hub, drawing inspiration from its proximity to Venice.

Renowned artists such as Antonio Bonazza and the notable playwright Carlo Goldoni were captivated by its beauty; Goldoni even penned his famous work, 'La bottega del caffè' in its picturesque surroundings. This unique heritage is further celebrated in the poetry of illustrious figures like il Ruzzante and il Pastò, who immortalized the exquisite Vin Friularo, crafted from the winery's bountiful vines.

Today, visitors to Il Dominio di Bagnoli can savor a taste of history while enjoying its exceptional wines, all set against a backdrop that tells stories of centuries past, making it a truly unforgettable destination for wine enthusiasts and history lovers alike.