Villa Turilli e Guidoni
Apartments
THE BUILDING
Built in the Collina of Bargi and initially belonged to the Tanari family, this Villa has been expanded and modified several times since 1500. Over the years it has housed the school, post office, forest rangers, a clinic, as well as storages and a stable on the ground floor.
THE AREA
The region offers a delightful combination of natural beauty, great andscapes, and charming villages. Nestled amidst the stunning Italian Appennino between Tuscany and Emilia Romagna, the area is renowned for its setting, crystal-clear waters, and lush greenery. Whether you're seeking relax or leisurely walks , you will find several opportunities to immerse yourself in nature's beauty while discovering the cultural and historical treasures of this enchanting region.
OUR SERVICES
Free Wifi
Pet Friendly
In the structure there are large outdoor spaces available to our guests and their pets.
Bike
Bike Storage
Workshop for repairs/maintenance
Cleaning area
GALLERY
NEARBY ATTRACTIONS
Palazzo Comelli
The Palazzo Comelli Complex , located in the historic village of Cà Melati , is a prominent element in the context of the ancient hamlet of Bargi , located upstream from Lake Suviana and within the Regional Park of the Lakes . Acquired by the municipal administration in 2004, it is one of the most important architectural and cultural episodes in the Reno Valley.
The Palace is arranged around suggestive internal courtyards , flanked by the Casa del colono and by stables and barns still undergoing restoration work.
Suviana Lake
Located at an altitude of 400 metres, the lake is regarded as one of the most popular out-of-town destinations for the Bolognese. Several paths lead from its shores up the surrounding slopes, from Monte di Stagno to Monte di Baigno with the enchanting centuries-old chestnut grove of Poranceto. It is precisely among these woods that we find wild deer herds, especially during the mating season in September and October, when they make their presence felt with their unmistakable roaring
Rocchetta Mattei
The castle called “Rocchetta Mattei” gets its name from the earl Cesare Mattei (1809-1896) who built it on the ruins of an ancient building dated back to the 13th century, called Rocca di Savignano. The structure of the castle had been repeatedly modified by the earl and his heirs, so that it became a maze of towers, monumental stairways, reception rooms, and private chambers. They all evoke different styles: from neo-medieval to Neo-Reinassance, from Moorish to Liberty.
Porretta Terme
The city of Porretta Terme is a noted thermal site and a holiday center, renowned for its sulphurous and salsobromoiodic thermal waters already famous in Roman times.
The thermal baths, as well as offering different health and wellness services, are also a place of cultural meetings and other initiatives, like the fascinating guided tours of the underground springs.
The village of Porretta Terme is also an ideal starting point for naturalistic excursions in the greenery of the surrounding mountains and hills where suggestive towns are situated.
Corno alle Scale
The ski resort is the only one in the Bologna province. Skiing Champion Alberto Tomba took his firsts steps here.
There are approximately 36 kilometers of slopes for alpine skiing, served by 5 chairlifts, a ski lift and a moving walkway for a total capacity of approximately 10,000 people per hour. Artificial snow covers approximately 80% of the slopes.
Bologna
Magnificent city of art, culture and commerce with an efficient trade fair structure and a renowned manufacturing and motoring tradition, Bologna is known for its almost 40 km of porticoes, the longest in the world and recently named a UNESCO heritage site.
Also called the "Dotta" due to its ancient University, and the "Grassa" due to its gastronomy, the city boasts the title "UNESCO Creative City of Music" and boasts one of the largest and best preserved medieval historic centres. of Europe, teeming with clubs, taverns, theaters and shops.
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