Marradi
The amazing border between Tuscany and Romagna, the birthplace of the poet Dino Campana
Marradi has always been a place of passage, partly due to the particularity of its position and its unique characteristics as a mountain town. Despite being in the province of Florence, it's crossed by the Lamone river which flows into Ravenna, in Emilia Romagna.
Surrounded by lush nature, it's also famous for its chestnuts that are celebrated every autumn during a famous festival.
The intensity of the bright and varied colors make it different from all the other towns in the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. Its uniqueness also lies in its many noble palazzi in the center, a veritable theater where culture and tradition coexist with quality artisan productions. The town actively promotes sustainable tourism, as certified by the Slow city label.
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