Holiday rentals and lettings in Emilia Romagna

Emilia Romagna develops between the hills and the Adriatic Sea, with a considerable variety of landscapes including a part of the Po Delta.

It is well connected to the whole national territory and to the small State of San Marino thanks to a good road, motorway and railway network. It has numerous airports, coastal marinas and some river moorings along the Po.

Travellers staying in holiday rentals in Emilia Romagna have many ideas for visiting, thanks to the varied territory and different types of landscape of the region. Both adults and children can satisfy their desire for recreation, between a dip in the sea of the lively Riviera Romagnola,

a visit to the beautiful cities of art and history such as Ferrara, Reggio Emilia and Modena, a walk through the towns of taste such as Zibello, Colorno and {{Vignola}{83451}, and a little 'trekking on the paths of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines and various natural parks (such as the Casentino Forests).

1.Bologna is the ideal place to stay in a holiday letting in Emilia Romagna. With its historical buildings (the Asinelli Tower and the Garisenda Tower, the Neptune Fountain, the medieval buildings overlooking Piazza Maggiore), the many churches rich in works of art, the 40 km of arcades that allow you to walk in bad weather, the many museums, the prestigious university and culinary delicacies such as lasagna and mortadella, is a lively and rich in stimuli.

2.The region was the birthplace of Giuseppe Verdi, and an itinerary through the places linked to the composer is a source of discovery and beauty. From Roncole di Busseto, where the Maestro was born, to Sant'Agata di Villanova, where he lived and wrote most of his masterpieces, passing through theatres where he presented his works (such as those of Cento, San Giovanni in Persiceto and Russi), you can see very interesting historical buildings and places

3.The Ducatis of Parma and Piacenza were home to many castles; today, visiting them allows you to combine pleasant excursions in nature, tasting of excellent food and drink and observation of remarkable architectural works. The Fortress of Bardi, the Royal Palace of Colorno, the Castle of Compiano and the Fortress of Castell'Arquato are just some of the many buildings to visit if you have chosen holiday rentals in Emilia Romagna in this area.

4.The cities of the Riviera Romagnola, such as Rimini, Bellaria, Igea Marina and Cattolica do not need any introduction; rich in unexpected artistic and historical attractions, they have their strength in the long sandy beaches equipped to meet the needs of all types of bathers and in the lively evening and nightlife. The lidos of Ravenna and Ferrara are less famous but equally attractive, especially for the unspoilt nature in which they are inserted.

5.Ravenna is worth a visit for the splendid mosaics that adorn the buildings of the early Christian and Byzantine periods scattered throughout the city. In addition to this UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ravenna has monuments and buildings from other eras (such as the medieval Civic Tower, the Renaissance Palazzo Bracci and the contemporary Ardea Purpurea Fountain), parks, gardens and museums that are also unusual, such as the "Dolls and other Toys" museum

If you are looking for a holiday letting in Emilia Romagna suitable for you, just ask Holidu. Holidu presents a myriad of solutions, traditional as villas and rentals or unusual as boats and Mongolian tents, in many places. Whether you are looking for a house on the coast, in the cities of art or in the villages of the hinterland,

on Holidu you can find it with a few simple steps, indicating the place and dates of your stay, the number of beds needed and the essential amenities for you (such as swimming pool, parking and garden). With one click, you'll have several solutions to choose from to suit your needs.