Nature
Chestnut woods, quiet paths, waterfalls and clear mountain water.

Stay close for woods, mountain water and a pranzo, or take a day trip to the coast and northern Italy's cultural cities.
Tarsogno lies in the Apennines near the borders with Tuscany and Liguria, making it easy to combine a peaceful mountain holiday with coast, culture and the food of Emilia-Romagna.
Chestnut woods, quiet paths, waterfalls and clear mountain water.
Pranzo, fresh pasta, local cheeses, markets and simple trattorias.
Castles, villages, Parma, Genoa and the colourful Ligurian coast.

Short and longer walks begin directly from La Scuola. Dense woods and wide views alternate with tiny hamlets, streams and open meadows.
Bring sturdy shoes, water and an offline map. Always check the current route, weather and conditions before setting out.
Driving times are indicative and depend on route, season and mountain traffic. Always check before leaving.

Start small: an espresso, a village walk, the local market and a long Italian lunch. Life still moves at a pleasantly slow pace here.

The practical local centre with shops, terraces and a beautifully situated outdoor pool overlooking the mountains.

A popular place to swim in clear mountain water and a relaxed summer outing on a warm afternoon.

A green walk to small waterfalls and natural pools. Sturdy shoes are recommended.

An impressive castle on a rock above Bardi, with far-reaching views and centuries of history.

From mountains to the Ligurian sea: bays, beach, colourful façades and a promenade for a long evening walk.

Five famous coastal villages among steep vineyards. Continue locally by train or boat where possible.

Elegant squares, the cathedral, Teatro Farnese and of course the cuisine of Emilia-Romagna.

A lively port city of narrow lanes, palaces and one of Europe's best-known aquariums.