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	Romagna Estate - Casa Haute Tredozio Sleeps 16 Baths 8 Week starting at € 3,462 Casa Haute rests atop one of the beautiful hills that make up the heart of Romagna Toscana, a wonderful mix of Emilia Romagna and Tuscany. Serene and ...more

Romagna Estate - Casa Elena Tredozio Sleeps 14/16 Baths 5 Week starting at € 2,865 Located near the south-eastern corner of Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, Casa Elena claims a hilltop position amid the rolling green landscape ...more

Villa Torrini Faenza Sleeps 10 Baths 5 Week starting at € 3,962 Villa Torrini is an elegant B&B located on the border between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany. It sleeps up to ten, in five bedrooms with en suite ...more

Romagna Estate - Casa Catherine Tredozio Sleeps 6 Baths 3 Week starting at € 1,423 Located near the border between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany, Casa Catherine stands on a bluff overlooking the Lutirano valley. Casa Catherine is a ...more

 

Browse our holiday Rentals in Emilia Romagna Italy

Whether you are looking for a Holiday Villa rental in Emilia Romagna,a luxury Villa near Bologna or a house to rent near the Tuscan boarder scroll down our listing and find your villa or house to rent in Emilia Romagna now!

Rentavillaeurope.com provides holiday rentals, house rentals and Apartments for rent in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy. Find your luxury Apartment, Villa or house in Emilia Romagna, near Bologna or Tuscany now!

Tips for Traveling and Renting in Emilia Romagna

Emilia Romagna is one of 20 regions of Italy, situated just north of Tuscany. It's a new region in the RentaVilla.com repertoire, and we're very excited about offering its unique qualities for our clients' discovery. Its capital is Bologna, and its population totals just over 4 million. The abundant resources here make it the second richest region of Italy, and its cuisine is one of the most characteristic.

About half of Emilia Romagna is made up of the alluvian Padan Plain, an extremely fertile area crossed by the river Po. Here exquisite wines are produced and quality olives grown, as well as many cereals and a variety of fruits. Most of the remaining portion is covered by the Appenine Mountains, which are lovely trekking locals, and make a spectacular backdrop to the landscape. Emelia Romagna was one of the areas through which the Romans chose to connect Rome to the northern part of Italy, leaving behind much to see in the way of history, art, and architecture. Along the Via Emilia, you will find most of the towns and historical sites. And on the east, the region borders the Adriatic Sea.