Most people emphasize the name of the winery La Magìa on the “i” like magic. But in the local pronunciation, the emphasis is on the first “a” - referring to “Magione”
(the residence, the overnight accommodation).

It is suspected that a paved Roman road, which already existed earlier under the Etruscans, passed by here and that “magione - màgia” was a
kind of post station for travelers and pilgrims.

When you let your gaze wander over the valley with the Romanesque Abbey of St. Antimo, which lies directly below the hill, a magical sight opens before your eyes, giving a hint of the sacredness of this place.