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Val di Taro Valley, Italy

  • Writer: cozyandspirit
    cozyandspirit
  • 5 days ago
  • 2 min read
Borgo Casale
Borgo Casale

Albareto is a charming small town nestled in the Emilia-Romagna region, within the province of Parma, approximately 100 km from Genoa and 60 km southwest of Parma. The town lies in the Val di Taro valley of the Apennines, at the crossroads of three regions: Emilia-Romagna, Tuscany, and Liguria. Its mountainous setting and rich biodiversity make it a truly unique travel destination.

The climate is moderately mountainous, with mild summers and cooler winters, perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape in nature.


London - Genoa

05.09 - 11.09 (6 nights)

£ 41



Recommended hotel:

Borgo Casale

£ 125/2 persons/night with breakfast



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Why Albareto and its surroundings are special

Albareto may be a small town, but it boasts a rich cultural heritage. The region is renowned for its Borgotaro IGP mushrooms, a true culinary treasure.

Nature and wildlife: The nearby Ghirardi Regional Nature Reserve offers a fascinating botanical and zoological landscape, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

Borgo CasaleBorgo Casale is nestled in a tiny village within a complex dating back to around 1600, sitting 700 meters above sea level. The stone houses bloom with flowers, and the serene green valley views are incredibly soothing. Originally an old farmhouse, the property features a private courtyard, garden, and panoramic swimming pool—ideal for a romantic and tranquil retreat.

The rooms at Borgo Casale exude almost a museum-like atmosphere, with antique pieces and timeless charm. The estate also offers a wellness center with massages, aromatherapy, chromotherapy, and crystal therapy. Casimiro restaurant serves local and Mediterranean cuisine, even recognized by the Michelin Guide.

Nearby attractions and experiences:

  • Ghirardi Nature Reserve – excellent hiking opportunities amid diverse flora and rich fauna.

  • Mushroom festivals and museum – the Fiera del Fungo Porcino in September and October, along with the local mushroom museum, provide deep insight into the region’s culinary and cultural identity.

  • Nearby towns – Compiano’s medieval castle and historic center are only a 15-minute drive away.

  • Wild landscapes – the border region between the Alps and Apennines offers countless scenic routes, rivers, and pristine streams for nature lovers.















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