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Renaissance Landscapes
Renaissance Landscapes

Landscapes from the Renaissance. Set your watercolours in the same location where world-renowned artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Giotto, and Piero della Francesca created their masterpieces. This tour is unique in that it includes visits to nearby villages as well as tastings of traditional local food and wine.

E-Bike Tour on the Apennines
E-Bike Tour on the Apennines

This electric bike tour winds through the mountains that form the borders of three Italian regions: Emilia-Romagna, Marche, and Tuscany. We will pass through nature reserves and parks where we can lose ourselves in admiring the landscapes facing the Adriatic Sea or the Tuscan countryside. A route that is accessible to everyone, thanks to the use of electric bicycles, that will take you to lesser-known Italy and its food and wine specialties.

Sant'Agata Feltria White Truffle Fair
Sant'Agata Feltria White Truffle Fair
October

The Fair enhances traditional products by selecting excellences, most notably the precious white truffle. The precious tuber is transformed directly from our territory, from its natural habitat, the woods, into a kitchen to create dishes of high gastronomic value, which release intoxicating aromas far from the globalization that often overwhelms us, to protect the integrity of our environment. (read more)

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Fregoso Fortress

The fortress was built about the year 1000 on the crag known as Sasso del Lupo, Wolf Rock. Its historic name, “Petra anellaria” derives from the circular shape of the rock on which it stands. It was restored and fortified by Francesco di Giorgio Martini in 1474. From 1506 to 1660 it was a fief of the illustrious Campofregoso family of Genoa; they transformed it into an aristocratic residence suitable for their elegant court.

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