Definition: capitelle

The name (and function) given to these huts varies depending on the region, geographical area or landscape, or even simply the municipality.
In France, for example, La cabane and La baraque are found in many regions; La borie is widespread in the south of France, where the term Gardois capitelle is undeniably popular with tourists. Many other names also exist. Elsewhere in the world, we find, for example:
la barraca, la cabaña, la caseta, in several regions of Spain.
la barraca (stepped) and la garrita in the Balearic Islands; but also the pont de bestiar on the island of Menorca.
in Italy: the ciabotte in Liguria, the trullo in Puglia, the caprile on the island of Elba, the pineta (spelling varies) in Sardinia,
the capite, the vineyard cabinet in Switzerland,
the hiska in Slovenia,
the bunja, trim, and kazun in Croatia,
the girna in Malta,
the twlc mochyn and twlc crwn in Wales, etc.
Complete list under "vineyard hut".