B&B, Hotels and Farm Holidays in Marradi
Marradi in Mugello, Tuscany
Marradi, located near the border with the Emilia Romagna region, was under the control of Faenza and the Counts of Guidi during the Middle Ages up through the 14th century when Florence took control. During the reign of the Medici family, various beautiful Renaissance palaces were built in Marradi which can still be admired today. Many famous people were born in Marradi, among them the well-known poet Dino Campana, who lived during the turn of the 19th century.
Accommodation in Marradi
There are numerous properties offering Tuscany accommodation for anyone wishing to stay in the characteristic village of Marradi. You'll find quality farm holidays, bed and breakfasts, hotels and holiday homes and apartments across Marradi's territory.
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Churches in the territory of Marradi
- Badia del Borgo
- Archpriestly Church of S.Lorenzo
- Hermitage of Gamogna
Markets
The weekly market in Marradi takes place every Monday morning.
The "Marrone del Mugello"
Marradi is famous for its marroni, a type of edible chestnut that is flavorful and larger than other chestnuts. Found across the Mugello, the Marrone del Mugello I.G.P. is protected and recognized as one of the best chestnuts in Italy. Every year in October Marradi hosts the traditional Sagra delle Castagne, or Festival of the Chestnuts, where this special local product is celebrated and prepared in many different types of dishes.
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