ACCOMODATION:
in a rather famous site in one of the six areas, called "Jerusalem."
Legend has it that an expedition of Crusaders (not very devout ones, it appears) arrived here, noted that the wine was good and the people hospitable, and simply decreed that they had reached the Biblical Jerusalem and went no further.
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Wine has been known in the area since prehistoric times: the latest archaeological finds indicate that the Celtic and Illyrian tribes of the region knew wine, probably learning about it from the Greeks. The region was famous for its excellent wines during the Roman period and was the first to re-establish commercial viticulture after the barbarian invasions from the East subsided.