bed and breakfast Ro Ferrara vacation rental bed and breakfast

Accomodation in Villa of the 18th century

Data of object

Type of object:	bed and breakfast
Living area:	0 m²
Number of rooms:	3
Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds):	4
Number of bathsrooms:	1
Listing #:	19568

CASALE SCUTELLARI Ancient building: Accomodation in Villa of the 18th century Nexto to biggest italian river, the Po, and the "Parco perifluviale e arboreto di Ro" (River and Wood Natural Park) Apartment newly restored: 2 double/twin rooms Kitchen Bathroom Large lounge Parking space Large green park of the villa Breakfast included in the price !!! (for one or few days stay) Cycling route on river bank: 1h by bike leads to Ferrara, famous for the Estense Castle The villa is at only (by car): 20' from Ferrara 20' from Valli di Comacchio 30' from the Sea 1h from Padova, Verona, Mantova, Bologna 1h15' from Lake of Garda 1h30' from Venezia

Town and location of object

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COMACCHIO: THE LIDOS ANT THE MARSHES Comacchio, a lagoon city amongst the most characteristic and enchanting of Italy, arose over 13 small islands inside the marshes, an area that covered an area of 80000 hectares since the last century. The city had been cut off from the rest of Italy for many a century, a feature that can be recognized nowadays in the peculiar dialect and gastronomy. Its origin are to be dated back to the late-Romanic age, but the recent discovery of the "Fortuna-Maris", a ship found in Valle Ponti, may authorize an older dating, so to make Comacchio the heir of the Etruscan city of Spina. The city lived its greatest splendour in the XVI century, when the Cardinal Giovan Battista Pallotta redrew the city's town-planning, building the monuments that still characterize it today. Comacchio is to be mentioned not only for its monumental beauty but also for the tourist features it has, that is, the 7 Lidos situated in the centre of the Park of the Delta. The Lidos are characterized by the immense beaches of fine sand, quiet and safe, as well as its sea, suitable for the less skilled bathers. Each one of the seven Lidos has its own distinctive characteristic: the Lido di Volano, the most northern one, is a treasure of inestimable environing importance. Lido delle Nazioni is more concerned with sports activities, with its artificial lake, with the branch of the School of the Italian Naval League, where water sports can be played. Lido di Pomposa and Lido degli Scacchi are more suitable for families, where children can play safely and nights are far from the noises of night-life. Porto Garibaldi, with the port, still has the characteristic look of a fishermen village;Lido degli Estensi surely is liveliest trading and mundane centre of the coast. The last, Lido di Spina, the most elegant and discreet, with many villas built inside of the pinewood.

Ro , Ferrara , Emilia-Romagna , Italy

RO FERRARESE Situated on the right bank of the river Po, Ro is a strip of the Padana's plain, and its history is strictly connected to the many changes of the course of the big river. In fact its origin dates back to the new course of the river after the breaking of the banks of the river at Ficarolo, in the XII century. Many misfortunes involved the territory. An example is the great battle between the Venetian troops and the Estes's. In the night of December 18, 1509, the Duke Alfonso and the Cardinal Ippolito succeeded in defeating the enemy fleet. It may seem a risky undertaking to dare a combination between Ro Ferrarese and tourism, but it is not so an improbable match. .In fact some people found here a reason to satisfy their wish for a better quality of life; they were those who promoted the building of the old villas of Ro, scattered here and there in the fields of Ro, but always near to the river, a feature that confirms the value of the peaceful beauty of the countryside. It is possible to enjoy an itinerary of considerable cultural interest and taste the typical local gastronomy. Only few things has left to remember of those times: the old church of Ro, the church of Guarda, the church of Zocca and that of Ruina (top right picture) FERRARA: CITY OF ARTS The history of the city of Ferrara is tied to that of Este household, which ruled in it for more than 3 centuries and made of it one of the richest city of Italy. In 1598, with the death of Alfonso the II, the Estensi had to abandon the city and it returned to the Papacity which left it to decay. The Este household had came into possession of the city in the first half of the XII century, thanks to Nicolò the II. His successors were Lionello, Borso, Ercole the I, Alfonso the I, Ercole the II and Alfonso the II; they had adorned and enriched it so as to make of it the most modern city of Europe and had surrounded themselves of artists such as Pisanello, Piero della Francesca, Dosso Dossi, L.B. Alberti, Del Cossa, Garofalo, Mantegna, Cosmè Tura, Guercino and of men of letters such as Ariosto and Tasso, of which we can admire the works nowadays.

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Type of holidays

Relaxing holidays
Family holidays
Holidays on a farm
Cultural and sightseeing holidays
Romantic holidays
City holidays

Bedroom

Total number of sleeping facilities: 2

2 Double room(s)

Bathrooms and WCs

Number of bathsrooms: 1

1 bathsrooms with shower

External facilities of object

Garden
Car Parking

Internal facilities of object

Central heating

Machines and equipment

Bed linen provided

Kitchen facilities

2 ring stove
Microwave

Services

Other

Additional Information

CASALE SCUTELLARI Antica Dimora: Alloggio in Villa del '700 Nei pressi del fiume Pò Parco perifluviale e arboreto di Ro Appartamento appena ristrutturato: 2 camere doppie Cucina Bagno Ampio Salone Posti Auto Grande Parco privato della Villa Colazione inclusa nel prezzo !!! Pista ciclabile sull'argine del Pò: 1h di bici da Ferrara Abitazione a soli (con automobile): 20' da Ferrara 20' da Valli di Comacchio 30' dal Mare 1h da Padova, Verona, Mantova, Bologna 1h15' dal Lago di Garda 1h30' da Venezia