Most beautiful towns and villages in Emilia-Romagna

Photo by Nbisi. Emilia-Romagna is by far one of the most amazing Italian regions, both from a landscape and historical-cultural point of view. It is in fact a land rich in beauty, steeped in history and charm , with a still very strong culinary and popular tradition, which has survived the passage of time. There is certainly no shortage of things to do / see in this region of Italy, indeed: among cultural, gastronomic and naturalistic tours you are spoiled for choice! Among the many activities, certainly a tour of the medieval villages and villages ranks first, since we are talking about one of the regions with the most villages in all of Italy.not to be missed.

NB : The following list is the result of a survey which actively involved the members of the Community. Over 10,000 users were asked to express 20 preferences, choosing from the proposals of the editorial staff.

1 – Gualtieri
Photo of Sailko. Leaning against the main bank of the river Po, Gualtieri is a small village on the plain , once belonging to the domains of the Sforza family (until the early 1500s, when the village passed into the hands of the Este family).
The beating heart of the village is certainly its main square, Piazza Bentivoglio, overlooked by the most significant monuments of the city: the Civic Tower, the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria della Neve, but above all the Bentivoglio Palace complex. Built at the beginning of the seventeenth-century period, the Bentivoglio Palace consists of several rooms, including the Gentilizia Chapel, the Sala dei Falegnami and the Salone dei Giganti, inside these there are some frescoes and some works of extreme value . Of great beauty, we also recommend Villa Torello with its romantic gardens and neo-classical architecture.

• Ideal period for a visit : any season, although during the spring / summer months it is preferred by many because it is possible to combine the visit with an excursion by bike or on foot in some nearby paths that develop along the Po
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Piazza Bentivoglio, Palazzo Bentivoglio, Villa Torello, Civic Tower, Collegiate Church of Santa Maria della Neve, Casa della Comunita
• How to get there: Get directions
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2 – Dozza
Photo by Vanni Lazzari. Dozza is also known by many as the wine fortress, thanks to the numerous vineyards that surround it. The town is none other than one of the best preserved medieval villages of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines, characterized by gentle slopes and a fortress that majestically overlooks the entire city fabric.

The Rocca Sforzesca , still perfectly preserved, is the main attraction of the village. The interiors and exteriors of the Rocca present the original medieval structure, with the furniture of excellent workmanship, the paintings and tapestries hanging on the walls, the elegant rooms. The art gallery, the weapons room and the prisons are also very interesting inside the Rocca. Among the religious architecturesinstead, we recommend you to visit the parish church dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin, the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine (in Toscanella) and the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Calanco (the latter located in the foreseen).

• Ideal period for a visit : always, even if at the end of July we recommend the Folklore Festival with dances and popular music typical of Romagna and beyond
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Rocca Sforzesca, Parish Church of the Assumption of the Virgin, Church of Santa Maria del Carmine, Sanctuary of the Madonna del Calanco
• How to get there: Get directions
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3 – Brisighella
Photo by Alice90. The village of Brisighella is leaning against a cliff and dominated by three rocks on which the Clock Tower, the Rocca and the Monticino Sanctuary stand out. On the opposite side, however, the old city walls can still be seen, albeit partially incorporated into the more recently built houses. The typical medieval atmosphere , however, can be found mainly in the historical part of the village, with the narrow streets, the ups and downs, the low and perched houses and the hidden courtyards.
If you are in Brisighella, the starting point for your visit is certainly Piazza Marconioverlooked by the town hall and from which the via del Borgo, also called via degli Asini, starts. It is a unique alley of its kind, raised, covered and illuminated by arches, along which the plaster obtained from the nearby quarries was once transported on the backs of donkeys.

• Ideal period for a visit : any season is optimal for visiting the village
• What to see in and around the city : Piazza Marconi, Via degli Asini, Clock Tower, Rocca, Monticino Sanctuary
• How to get there: Get directions
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4 – Bobbio
Source: wikipedia. Small town of Roman origin, Bobbio is located in the Trebbia Valley. Even today it is a
historical destination that attracts Italian and non-Italian tourists interested in the past and the culture of the village: the historic center of the medieval era is still perfectly preserved. , however, is the 11-arch bridge that you have to walk through to access it, also called the Devil’s Bridge. In addition to the bridge, there is another monument that attracts the attention of visitors with great ease: it is the Sanctuary of Santa Maria in Monte Pelice , located on the top of the mountain of the same name, from which to enjoy a view over the whole village.

• Ideal period for a visit : any season. On the second Sunday of August the Palio delle Contrade is held, in memory of the medieval event
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Ponte del Diavolo (or Ponte Gobbo), Sanctuary of Santa Maria in Monte Pelice, historic center, Cathedral of Bobbio, Convent and Church of San Nicola, Malaspina Castle
• How to get there: Get directions
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5 – Montegridolfo
Photo of Buimichele. Located in the province of Rimini, Montegridolfo is a very small town of just over 1,000 inhabitants. Located between two valleys, halfway between Emilia-Romagna and the Marches, the village has always been the subject of clashes and political ambitions of rival families, interested in expanding into this borderland.
Thanks to recent restoration work, the village has revalued the typical architecture of its origins, adding some more modern embellishment. Among the main places of interest we find the Church of San Rocco (just outside the walls, as it once served as a hospital), the interesting Museum of the Goth Line and the Sanctuary of the Beata Vergine delle Grazie, formerly a place of pilgrimage. What fascinates most of this small town, however, is the panoramic view which can be enjoyed from every corner , overlooking the hillsides of Rimini.

• Ideal period for a visit : always especially on beautiful spring days.
• What to see in and around the city : Church of San Rocco, Sanctuary of the Virgin of Grace, Museum of the Goth Line, Rimini
• How to get there: Get directions
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6 – San Leo
Also in the province of Rimini, San Leo is a municipality located on a rock spur of Valmalecchia , from which you can observe an incredible panorama that allows you to see even San Marino in the distance. Despite its rather small size, San Leo contains a condensation of monuments and / or historic buildings that are worth visiting. Among these we point out the Romanesque-style Cathedral (later rebuilt by Lombard masters), the parish church of Santa Maria Assunta (i.e. the oldest cult building in San Leo and Montefeltro), the bell tower, the Palazzo Mediceo and above all the Fort, inside which the Count of Cagliostro was imprisoned until his death.
Small curiosity: the name of the village would seem to derive from a hermit (later proclaimed a saint) who had settled here, among other things, a companion of San Marino, both of whom lived in the IX-X century.

SEE ALSO : San Leo, Rimini – what to see in the Borgo di Cagliostro

• Ideal period for a visit : always. However, consider that, due to its rather small size and given its proximity to San Marino, during the weekends and the summer period, the village could be more subject to tourism
• Recommended visit time : one day, two if you also want to visit nearby San Marino
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Cathedral, Fort, Medici Palace, Bell tower, parish church of Santa Maria Assunta, San Marino
• How to get there: Get directions
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7 – Fontanellato
Photo by Davide Papalini. Identified by the Italian Touring Club as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, so much so that it has received the recognition of the orange flag , Fontanellato is a municipality 25 km away from the city of Parma, near the Via Emilia. The name would seem to refer to the presence of the fountains , natural springs typical of the Lower Permanense and very common around the village.
If you are in these areas, do not forget to drop by, especially to visit the Rocca Sanvitale, a beautiful old manor surrounded by a moat full of water, or the Sanctuary of the Beata Vergine del Santo Rosario, which still today is a source call for pilgrimsfrom neighboring countries and beyond. In addition to these, it is also worth visiting the Church of Santa Croce, dating back to the fifteenth century; the Castello di Parola and the Masone Labyrinth, located in the surrounding countryside.

• Ideal period for a visit : always. If you are a lover of antiques markets, on the third Sunday of each month a very popular market is held around the moat of the Rocca where you could find truly unique pieces
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Rocca Sanvitale, Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Holy Rosary, Church of Santa Croce, Castello di Parola, Labyrinth of Masone
• How to get there: Get directions
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8 – Castell’Arquato
Photo of Icco80. Castell’Arquato is a village nestled in the Piacenza hills , on a hill from which it dominates the landscape. Also awarded the orange flag by the Italian Touring Club, it is a city of art characterized by a castle or Rocca Viscontea, with four corner towers and an internal courtyard, which today houses the Museum of Medieval Life.
Among the villages of Emilia-Romagna it is certainly the best knownand with the largest number of important buildings: in addition to the castle, we recommend that you see the Palazzo del Potesta, built towards the end of 1200; the Ducal Palace (briefly the residence of the Sforza dukes); the Torrione Farnese, but also the Porta di Sasso, one of the four best preserved city gates, built in brick and stone, and located in the direction of Lugagnano-Vernasca. Not far from the village, the Bosco di Santa Franca is ideal for taking a pleasant walk surrounded by nature.

• Ideal period for a visit : always, especially during beautiful spring days.
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Rocca Viscontea, Palazzo Potesta, Palazzo Ducale, Torrione Farnese, Porta Sasso
• How to get there: Get directions
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9 – Compiano
Photo by Davide Papalini. In the province of Parma, surrounded by a wall that protects it entirely, stands Compiano. It is a village of medieval origin located in a strategic position, at a height of about 500 meters, once a bulwark of defense from access to the valley.
Listed among the most beautiful villages in Italy, it is a much loved tourist destination: among its main attractions, the Church of San Giovanni Battista and that of San Bartolomeo Apostolo, in addition to its famous Castle which, located on a spur of rock, passed from hand to hand over the centuries (previously owned by the Malaspina family , then of the Landi, then of the Visconti, to then become part of the possessions of the municipality of Compiano towards the end of the nineteenth century).

• Ideal time for a visit : any season of the year
• What to see in and around the city : Church of San Giovanni Battista, Church of San Bartolomeo Apostolo, Castle of Compiano
• How to get there: Get directions
• Where to sleep: Hotels and b & b from € 35.00 per room – see the offers

10 – Bardi
Photo by Davide Papalini. Located at 625 meters above sea level, Bardi is located in the Ceno Valley, 60 km from Parma. According to legend, the name derives from one of Hannibal’s elephants, who died in these areas, but according to historical sources, Bardi refers to the Arimanni, a Lombard people who settled here in 600 AD
. the church of Santa Maria Addolorata, in the center of the village and in neo-Byzantine style, inside which there is the Pala di Bardi, the 1521 painting by Parmigianino, the Sanctuary of the Madonna delle Grazie, in neoclassical and neo-baroque style at the gates of Bardi and the neo-Gothic oratory of the Beata Vergine di Pompei. The main attraction of the town, also visible in the distance, is the Bardi Castle, the imposing red rock fortification, dating back to the 11th century. Inside there are several museums, such as the Museum of Valligiana Civilization, the Museum of Fauna and Poaching and the Archaeological Museum of the Ceno Valley. Curious is the story of the ghost of Bardi who caused a great stir in the mid-90s, coming to the point of discussing journalists and experts in various television networks.

• Ideal time for a visit : any season of the year
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : church of Santa Maria Addolorata, Sanctuary of the Madonna delle Grazie, church of San Giovanni Battista, Castello di Bardi
• How to get there: Get directions
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11 – Busseto and Roncole Verdi
Photo by Lorenzo Gaudenzi. Part of the province of Parma, Busseto is a place known for being the birthplace of one of the most illustrious Italian personalities: the composer Giuseppe Verdi , born in the hamlet of Roncole Verdi in 1813. The rectangular square where the monument of the sculptor Luigi Secchi, from here you can admire some historic buildings of great value. Among these are the Rocca Pallavicino, dating back to medieval times, but rebuilt during the 19th century in a neo-Gothic style. Inside, in addition to the offices of the Municipality of Busseto, it is possible to visit the Giuseppe Verdi Theater, built in the neoclassical style. At one of the corners of Piazza Verdi is the Collegiate Church of San Bartolomeo, the 13th century Gothic and Rococo style building.
Another splendid place to visit is the Renaissance-style Villa Pallavicino , whose construction dates back to 1500. Completed during the 17th century, it was embellished by various artists with Baroque and Rococo paintings. Equally elegant and prestigious is the Corte delle Piacentine, a neoclassical structure of the ‘700 often used as a film set.

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• Ideal time for a visit : any season of the year
• Recommended visit time : 2 days
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Rocca Pallavicino, Colleolata di San Bartolomeo, Villa Pallavicino, Corte delle Piacentine, Palazzo Orlandi, Palazzo del Podesta, Palazzo del Monte di Pieta
• How to get there: Get directions
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12 – Grazzano Visconti
Photo of Gregorini Demetrio. The village of Grazzano Visconti is located in the area of ​​the municipality of Vigolzone, in the province of Piacenza. Immersed in the Po Valley, the village rises in the Nure Valley , surrounded by the Piancentini Hills and the most important historical building is the Castle built in 1400. The village was subsequently built in its medieval aspect only in 1900, when Giuseppe Visconti took care of restoring and embellish the rooms of the Castle, expanding its medieval historical re-enactment project to the landscape surrounding the fortress.
Decorated residences, iron shops, alleys and other buildings were built to give life to a place in a completely neo-medieval style, where you can walk in peace, being closed to city traffic. One of the most characteristic attractions is the Piazzeta del Biscione , in the center of the village, where the elegant Palazzo Podestarile and the well are located. Furthermore, around the Castle there is a large park, where there are various species of plants, flowers and trees of great beauty, such as black poplars, elms, hazelnuts, cedars, pines.

• Ideal period for a visit : on the last Sunday of May the historical parade of Grazzano is organized, the great medieval historical re-enactment; the second Sunday of September is dedicated to the Magical Day
• What to see in and around the city : Grazzano Castle, Castelllo Park, Piazzetta del Biscione, Palazzo Podestarile, Vigolzone
• How to get there: Get directions
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13 – Torrechiara
Located about 18 km from Parma, Torrechiara is a village in the hamlet of Langhirano, whose first human settlements date back to the Bronze Age. The main attraction of the village is the Castle , built in 1400 for defensive purposes, it is one of the greatest examples of the architecture of the time. Inside it is possible to visit the ground floor, the upper floor, the Chapel of Honor and the Chapel of San Nicomede.
Other interesting places to visit are: the Abbey of Santa Maria della Neve , consisting of a late Gothic church, a Renaissance cloister and a large garden with a vegetable garden; and the Church of San Lorenzo, rebuilt numerous times over time and therefore characterized by the encounter of various styles, from Romanesque to Baroque, located next to the Castle of Torrechiara. In the surroundings of the village, during the beautiful seasons, tourists can enjoy long panoramic walks among the surrounding vineyards, perhaps taking advantage of a dinner based on typical local products.

• Ideal period for a visit : from May to September; in July and August the Torrechiara Renata Tebaldi Festival is held, which annually attracts national and international artists to the evocative location of the Castle
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Torrechiara Castle, Abbey of Santa Maria della Neve, Church of San Lorenzo, Langhirano
• How to get there: Get directions
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14 – Longiano
Photo by Lukeman90. Longiano is located a few km from Cesena and is located in a strategic point between the hills of the Apennines and the Romagna Riviera. The first settlements discovered in the area seem to date back to the Iron Age, while the current appearance of the village is in medieval style . To testify this is certainly the imposing structure of the Malatesta Castle , whose construction dates back to 1200. Within the mighty walls of the castle there is also a collection of modern and contemporary art among the most important in Emilia Romagna, curated by “Tito Balestra” Foundation.
Among the religious buildingsto visit in the historic center there are the Sanctuary of the Ss. Crocifisso, dating back to 1300 and restored in a neclassical style in the 1700s, and the collegiate church of San Cristoforo, of origins dating back to the late Middle Ages. Also of interest is the oratory of San Giuseppe, which houses the Museum of Sacred Art, with relics, furnishings and religious objects, and the Petrella Theater, a historic 18th-century Italian theater.

• Ideal period for a visit : from April to October, when it is also possible to take walks in the surrounding hills
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Malatesta Castle, Sanctuary of the Holy Crucifix, Collegiate Church of San Cristoforo, oratory of San Giuseppe, Petrella Theater, Masks Galleries, Italian Museum of Cast Iron, Museum of the Territory
• How to get there: Get directions
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15 – Santarcangelo di Romagna
Photo by Renardo la vulpo. Santarcangelo di Romagna is the village crossed by two rivers , the Uso and the Marecchia, and is part of the province of Rimini, so the Romagna Riviera is just a few kilometers away. The medieval-looking village has been embellished with villas, palaces and monuments, especially during the period of the Malatesta and is known for being a real art town .
In the historic center is Piazza Ganganelli, where the Arch dedicated to Pope Clement XVI, a native of the place, is located. Nearby stands the Collegiate Church of the Beata Vergine del Rosario, dating back to 1700 in which there are precious works, such as the Crucifix by Pietro da Rimini. One of the symbols of Santacarngelo di Romagna is theTorre del Campanone , 25 meters high and dating back to the end of 1800. Also not to be missed is a visit to the Malatesta Fortress , today only partially open to visitors, as it is a private residence, but which is famous, among other things, for being the place where Paolo was killed. and Francesca, the lovers Dante talks about. Finally, the hypogea, the underground caves of Santarcangelo which were a precious refuge for the inhabitants of the town during the Second World War
, deserve a special mention .

• Ideal period for a visit : from April to October. In July the Theater Festival in Piazza is held, with live performances and shows, while in September the San Martino Fair, with local food and tastings
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Collegiate Church of the Beata Vergine del Rosario, Torre Campanone, Rocca Malatestiana, La Stamperia Marchi, Ethnographic Museum of the uses and customs of the People of Romagna, Museum of the Button
• How to get there: Get directions
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16 – Vigoleno
Vigoleno is the medieval-style village located in a hamlet of Piacenza, on the border with Parma, in a privileged position between the Ongine valley and the Stirone valley. One of the main attractions is the Vigoleno Castle , dating back to the 10th century, which has been preserved in excellent condition over time. Today it houses inside rooms with various photographs, artifacts and historical documents of great value. Very suggestive is the walk to take along the walls that surround the village, from which to observe the surrounding bucolic panorama.
Among the most beautiful religious buildingsthere are the Pieve di San Giorgio, a 12th century Romanesque church, inside which you can admire wonderful frescoes; and the oratory of Santa Maria, a small structure dating back to the eighteenth century, now used as an exhibition and musical space. Finally, to learn about the history of the local inhabitants, it is possible to visit the Orsanti Museum.

• Ideal period for a visit : from April to October. On April 30th the traditional cantamaggio festival is held, with the songwriters who bring wishes for a good May to the houses of the village
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Vigolone Castle, Orsanti Museum, oratory of Santa Maria, Pieve di San Giorgio
• How to get there: Get directions
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17 – Cervia

A seaside resort rich in history and nature , Cervia is located in the province of Ravenna and owes its fortune to the presence of numerous salt pans, already known during the Bronze Age and used by the Etruscans. To visit the Salt Museum , which tells the history of Cervia salt and the Salina proper through finds, photographs and documents, an ideal natural reserve for birdwatchers where you can admire herons, pink flamingos and many other birds.
In the historic center there are some important historic buildings, such as the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta and the Town Hall. Nearby is also the Torre Michele, from which it is possible to have a splendid view of the Romagna Riviera. For thelovers of the sea and relaxing on the beach, finally, there are several bathing establishments that can guarantee any type of comfort and long stretches of free beach.

• Ideal period for a visit : in summer; during the month of July the Pink Night is organized, with events, music and concerts in the main locations of the Romagna Riviera
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, Palazzo del Municipio, Museo del Sale, Salina di Cervia, Torre Michele, Milano Marittima
• How to get there: Get directions
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18 – Cesenatico
Photo by CarloLami. Seaside resort located between Rimini and Ravenna, part of the province of Forli-Cesena, Cesenatico is a very popular tourist center during the summer. Once an extensive lagoon, today this seaside village lends itself to being visited in one day, offering various attractions.
Among the archaeological sites of great value , there is the Roman Furnace of Ca Turchi, found in 1970, which testifies to the processing of ceramics for the production of amphorae, various objects and even statues destined to adorn gardens and villas. Starting from Piazza delle Conserve, in the historic center, it is possible to walk to the Leonardesco Canal Port, whose structure was designed by Leonardo da Vinci himself. Along the canal there is the semi-floating Maritime Museum, with old boats moored and open to visitors. Along the beach you will find numerous bathing establishments , including the Spiaggia delle Tamerici, the first ecological and plant-based Italian beach.

• Ideal period for a visit : from May to September
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Porto Canale Leonardesco, the Roman Furnace of Ca Turchi, the Maritime Museum, the Tamerici Beach
• How to get there: Get directions
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19 – Comacchio
Photo of Nbisi. Located in the province of Ferrara, Comacchio is a center of ancient origins founded by the Etruscans . Its peculiarity lies in the lagoon aspect , so it looks like a small Venice, full of canals that connect the various points of the country. Very relaxing and the tour to do through the canals aboard the batanas, the typical boats of the place.
For lovers of natural landscapes, a visit to the Po Delta Park is a must , where the lagoon, wooded areas, different specimens of fish, animals and birds meet, creating a truly unique place. Among the religious buildingsto visit there are the Cathedral of Comacchio, dating back to the eighth century and the Sanctuary of Santa Maria in aula Regia, probably built in the tenth century. Also singular is the Trepponti Bridge, a structure built in 600, symbol of the village and Palazzo Bellini, where the Contemporary Art Gallery and the Historical Archive are located.

• Ideal period for a visit : from April to October, in particular between September and October, the Eel Festival is held
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Po Delta Park, Comacchio Cathedral, Sanctuary of Santa Maria in aula Regia, Trepponti Bridge, Gallaria of Contemporary Art, Historical Archive, Clock Tower, Remo Brindisi Museum
• How to get there: Get directions
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20 – Salsomaggiore Terme
Located in the province of Parma, Salsomaggiore Terme is the village known for its thermal waters , with healing qualities, also known to the Romans. Among the various thermal structures in the area there are the Berzieri Baths , named after the discoverer of the salsoiodic qualities of the waters, while in the historic center there are the elegant Terme Baistrocchi . The center is characterized by buildings with elegant architecture, with large green spaces and clubs of all kinds.
Among the religious buildings to visitthere is the Pieve di Contignaco, a 12th century Romanesque church, and the Pieve di San Nicomede, probably built in the 9th century, in Romanesque and Gothic style. In the surroundings of Salsomaggiore Terme, moreover, there are several and suggestive castles to visit, such as the Castle of Tabiano, built in 1153 and the Castle of Scipione, an imposing stone fortress.

• Ideal period for a visit : from May to September, the Rock, Pop and Classic Festival is held in the summer, while during the winter the Woma Jazz Festival is organized, an event dedicated to women in the world of jazz
• What to see in the city and its surroundings : Terme Berzieri, Terme Baistrocchi, Parish of Contignaco, Parish of San Nicomede, Castle of Tabiano, Castle of Scipione, Mazzini Park
• How to get there: Get directions
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