What makes Emilia-Romagna especially appealing for a wine trip is the range. You can stay near the Lambrusco vineyards of Modena and Reggio Emilia, explore the hills around Bologna, or head east towards Romagna for a more laid-back vineyard escape. It is a region that feels generous rather than showy — full of character, deeply rooted in local culture, and very easy to build a trip around. To help you out, we have put together this guide to the best wine resorts in Emilia-Romagna.
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Emilia-Romagna is not only famous for Parmigiano Reggiano and prosciutto - it’s also the birthplace of Lambrusco, one of Italy’s most historic sparkling reds. And for those who want to dive into this rich food-and-wine culture, Borgo Condé Wine Resort is the place to do it. Set among rolling vineyards in the hills near Forlì, the resort feels like its own little village, with elegant suites, villas, and apartments scattered across the estate... Every corner has a view-rows of vines stretching into the distance, olive groves shimmering in the sun, and cypress-lined paths that invite slow evening walks. Wine is at the core of the experience: guests can tour the winery, taste estate-produced Sangiovese and Albana, and enjoy pairings at one of the resort’s restaurants, where menus celebrate Emilia-Romagna’s legendary gastronomy. Between the spa, the pools, and the wine-soaked dinners, you'll slowly start to regret not booking a longer stay... Read moreGuest rating: 9.2 (superb)Price from: ARS 279,507 /night
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Set in the hills between Modena and Bologna, Agriturismo Podere Prasiano is one of those places that makes Emilia-Romagna feel unexpectedly elegant. Surrounded by organic vineyards, olive trees and rolling countryside, it has the calm, slightly tucked-away atmosphere of a stay you end up talking about long after the trip. The adults-only property is carefully restored and small in scale, which gives it a more personal feel than a larger resort... What makes it especially wonderful is the way the estate is built around slow living rather than just accommodation. There is an infinity pool opening onto the valley, organic wine and balsamic tastings, home-grown produce, and details like hand-printed linen sheets and vintage pottery. It is also a very smart base for exploring this part of Emilia-Romagna, with food, wine, art, nature and even motor-themed excursions built into the experience. You come for the views and the wine, but the pace of the place is what really wins you over. Read moreGuest rating: 10.0 (exceptional)Age limit: 18+ years
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Looking for the best winery accommodation in Emilia-Romagna? Then Relais Roncolo 1888 makes a strong case to be in the very top. Set within the Tenuta Venturini Baldini estate, this 19th-century villa is surrounded by organic vineyards in the rolling hills, right in the heart of Lambrusco country. The relais combines aristocratic charm with modern elegance: frescoed ceilings, antique details, and refined suites that open onto gardens and sweeping vineyard views... It feels grand, but never stuffy. Guests can dive into the estate’s organic winemaking with tastings of Lambrusco and sparkling rosés, explore the historic acetaia where balsamic vinegar has been aged for generations, or simply relax by the pool framed by olive trees. What makes it special is the balance - heritage and luxury, wine and food, nature and comfort - all tied to the traditions of Emilia-Romagna. A stay here truly feels like stepping into the region’s living history. Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)Price from: ARS 1,058,934 /night
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Set in Marzabotto, Tenuta Folesano Wine Estate 13th century pairs a genuinely historic setting with the charm of a working organic wine estate. Even the name tells you part of the story: this is a place shaped by centuries, not a newly invented countryside escape. The appeal is not about excess, but atmosphere. Guests stay among vineyards rich in history, with gardens, an open-air bath, a shared lounge and breakfast on site... The winery also offers tastings, and visitors can enjoy the calm, the warm hosting and the pleasure of drinking the estate’s own wines right where they are made. What makes it especially bookable is how much character it delivers without trying too hard. One quiet night here, with a tasting and a walk through the vines in the morning, feels far more memorable than a standard rural hotel stop. Read moreGuest rating: 9.6 (exceptional)
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High in the Marecchia Valley, Tenuta Saiano Resort has the kind of setting that does not need much introduction. The views stretch across the slopes towards Rocca di Montebello, and with only four guest rooms in the old farmhouse, the whole place feels intimate from the start. It is rural, yes, but with a strong sense of style and just enough detail to keep it from feeling rustic in the obvious way. The wine side is a big part of the draw... Tenuta Saiano offers tastings that include visits to the farm, vineyards and cellar, followed by their own wines paired with estate-made cured meats, oil and honey. In summer, the Bucolica Wine Garden adds another reason to stay put, with aperitivi and small plates served in the garden under the hilltop fortress. Combine a good bottle, wide valley views and the sense that there is nowhere else you need to be - Tenuta Saiano gets that balance exactly right. Read moreGuest rating: 9.4 (superb)Price from: ARS 255,550 /night
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Could this be one of the most charming hideaways in Emilia-Romagna? After spending a few days at Locanda Gli Ulivi, we’re convinced it just might be. Nestled among vineyards and olive trees in the hills near Bologna, this intimate country inn offers a peaceful escape rooted in tradition, flavour and genuine hospitality... What makes it so special is the simplicity done right-elegant yet relaxed rooms, sweeping views over the Colli Bolognesi, and food that celebrates the land it comes from. Days here were spent walking through the vines, tasting local Pignoletto and Barbera, and enjoying long, leisurely meals on the terrace. It’s the kind of place that feels quietly exceptional, where every detail reflects care and authenticity. We didn’t want to leave. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: ARS 258,744 /night
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Podere Baratta agriturismo e cantina sits in the Bertinoro hills with the sort of view that makes you instantly understand why people come to Romagna for wine. The estate stretches over 12 hectares on Monte della Baratta, a hillside known for the “Cipresso di Francesca” celebrated by Giosuè Carducci, and the position gives the vineyards both sea-facing light and the kind of ventilation growers love. There is proper winemaking substance behind the scenery too... The Satta family moved here in 1960, planted most of the vineyard area in 1997, and now works with Sangiovese, Montepulciano, Albana and Trebbiano, using manual grape selection and careful cellar work that balances tradition with modern technique. The agriturismo itself sits inside the organic farm, with rooms overlooking the vines and breakfasts made from the estate’s own produce. That combination is exactly why it is worth booking. You get a real vineyard setting, a more personal kind of hospitality, and the feeling that the wine, the landscape and the stay all belong to the same story. Read moreGuest rating: 9.3 (superb)Price from: ARS 154,927 /night
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Why should you consider a stay at Agriturismo e Cantina La Sabbiona? If you ask us, the answer is easy, because it's one of the top winery hotels that Emilia-Romagna has to offer! Perfect for a getaway that combines scenic beauty with delicious dining and quality wines.Guest rating: 8.8 (fabulous)
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Imagine a stay where wine, balsamic vinegar and long countryside lunches all come together in one place. That is exactly what Agriturismo Opera 02 offers in the hills of Castelvetro di Modena, with vineyard views, stylish rooms and an infinity pool that makes the whole estate feel like a proper escape. The real draw is how connected everything feels... Opera 02 produces organic wine and traditional balsamic vinegar on site, and guests can visit both the cellar and the acetaia before settling in for dinner at the estate restaurant. It is the kind of place where the tasting naturally becomes part of the stay. For anyone who loves Emilia-Romagna for its food and wine culture, this is a very strong pick. It feels polished, generous and genuinely rooted in the landscape around it. Read moreGuest rating: 8.7 (fabulous)Price from: ARS 447,212 /night
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