Emilia-Romagna is an ancient cultural landscape that was already used by the ancient Romans as a region for growing grain, grapes, and fruit. Woodlands, vineyards, and fields alternate, forming a unique patchwork landscape. Romagna has remained more unspoiled and authentic than, for example, Tuscany, which is heavily influenced by tourism. It is famous for its excellent cuisine and Sangiovese wine (a bottle will be waiting for you on the kitchen table upon your arrival). Experience the historic university city of Bologna and be sure to plan day trips to Venice and Florence (both a 2.5-hour drive). But charming villages and small towns also await you in the immediate vicinity. The various markets offer everything from fish, Parma ham, fresh Parmesan, porcini mushrooms, and truffles to Italian shoes. And right on your doorstep lies a beautiful hilly landscape that you can explore anew every day. On clear days, you can even see the sea on the horizon.

In the summer, at an elevation of 450 meters, you can escape the sweltering heat of the cities and enjoy the cooler temperatures up at the house. The olive grove, with its more than 60 trees, always provides shade and invites you to take a siesta. Take a dip in the cool pool, lie down on the warm stones, and let the sun dry you off. The pool is surrounded on all sides by a sun deck. Even on warm nights, with the pool lit up, it’s the perfect spot for a drink! The covered outdoor seating area offers another spot in the shade, and even when it rains, you can stay dry and warm yourself by the fireplace (with a grill). The lovingly furnished house features two double bedrooms and one small single bedroom, a bathroom, a well-equipped kitchen (with a dishwasher and washing machine) that opens onto the living/dining room with a fireplace, and a small study. We place great importance on high-quality amenities and design, because you (and your dog, of course!) should feel right at home—especially on vacation.


Formula 1 Fever in Imola!: Experience Ferrari & Co. up close! You can reach Imola—the Italian stronghold of auto racing—in just 45 minutes. And after celebrating the winner, you can just as quickly leave the sweltering city behind and cool off in the pool.