Budrio it is a village that has seen the succession of different civilizations - from the first Umbrian settlements to Romans, come on Goths and Lombards up to the present day. Walking through its ancient streets is like walking through an open history book, where every corner tells a story.

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A Hidden Treasure of Emilia Rogreat

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Imagine roads that cross geometrically as in an ancient Roman pattern and a castle which, during the fourteenth century, was transformed into an imposing fortress. Feel the breath of the Renaissance in the building and cultural fervor of the sixteenth century, a period in which Budrio prospered also thanks to the hemp trade.

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Romanticism and Rebirth

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Budrio is not only a village of history, but also of art and romanticism. The civil struggles between noble families, the terrible plague of the seventeenth century and the ideas of the Risorgimento of the nineteenth century add a touch of drama and passion to its history. Characters like Quirico Filopanti, scientist and patriot, leave an unforgettable legacy, bearing witness to a rich past and a lively present.

 

A bridge between past and present

 

From the post-belli periodco to modernity, Budrio has always shown an extraordinary capacity for adaptation and rebirth, keeping the suto artistic and cult heritageural. Discover Budrio and let yourself be enchanted by its timeless spirit. A few steps from your room a The Barchess, a world of art, history and eternal romance awaits you to explore.