What to See in Brisighella

• La Via degli Asinia charming elevated covered walkway once used by mule drivers: a real dive into history.

• La Rocca Manfredianaa majestic 14th-century fortress offering spectacular views of the surrounding area.

• La Torre dell’Orologiothe symbol of the village, located on one of the three hills overlooking Brisighella.

• Il Santuario del Monticinoreachable on foot via a pleasant panoramic walk.

• Historic center,full of artisan shops, traditional restaurants, and squares where you can savor local cuisine.

How to Get There from Tenuta La Rotta

• By cartake the SS67 towards Faenza, then follow the signs to Brisighella. The journey takes about 50–55 minutes. 50–55 minuti.

• By trainfrom Ravenna to Faenza, then Brisighella; however, driving is the most direct way and allows you to enjoy the rolling hills along the way.

Tips and Curiosities

• Brisighella is renowned for his DOP extra virgin olive oil,one of the best in Italy—don’t miss a tasting at the local mills.

• Every summer the Festival dei Borghi takes placeeaturing concerts, events, and artisan markets.

• It’s a perfect spot for a romantic getaway or a slow day enjoying nature, history, and great food.

• Several trails start from the village and wind through the hills, ideal for light trekking or photography walks.