Near the Peschiera, an ancient pond once used for fishing by the Marquises Pelagallo, is the public washhouse, fed by a natural spring that still flows abundantly.
This place, where the water continues to flow as clear as ever, combines the charm of rural memory with the serenity of nature. Dominating the scene, a majestic century-old holm oak silently watches over the spring and the washhouse, a guardian of the history and traditions of the village.
