In the province of Bologna, 10 km from Imola, there is a unique and enchanted village. Dozza is small, has just 1000 inhabitants, but it is a special place where the past merges with modern art coming out on the streets.

The historic heart of the village is, as usual in the historic villages, a splendid Sforza fortress with the imposing tower. The interior of the Rocca reflects the noble life of the period: you can see the rooms with Renaissance and Baroque furnishings, with coffered ceilings and paintings.

There is also a kitchen, with fireplaces, fireplaces, well and period utensils; the Chamber of Pius VII; the arms room; the prisons and the walkways that offer a wonderful view of the valleys below cultivated with vineyards.

La Rocca also hosts the Enoteca Regionale dell'Emilia Romagna, where you will find more than 800 types of wines and other typical products: spirits, balsamic vinegars and other specialties amp; agrave;.

The castle and the wine shop is just a little taste of what awaits you in the village. It is also medieval, with low houses and cobbled alleys. The village decorate the flowers and delightful, colorful murals that turn Dozza into a real art gallery “en plen air”.