TUSCAN-EMILIAN APENNINES
ITALY
Giarola holiday homes: your independent holiday
in the heart of the Reggio Emilia Apennines.
The Giarola Tourist Center is the ideal place to experience an authentic vacation, immersed in nature and with complete freedom. A true Apennine Village, nestled among the woods of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, which slope down for about 500 meters to the Secchia River. Over 50,000 square meters of greenery, including meadows and forests, frame our facilities: here, every group finds its own space, every family its own tranquility.
our homes
Our facilities accommodate groups of over 124 people. Fully equipped kitchens ensure the pleasure of being together.
Tent camps
Wide open spaces of authentic nature to experience adventure in freedom and safety.
Our spaces
Spacious indoor and outdoor spaces: comfort, sharing, and freedom for any type of group in a 50,000m2 space of manicured and maintained greenery for your relaxing stay.
Activities & Sport
From the mountains to the river: experience the sport and energy of the Apennines, without borders.
our homes
Giarola 1
Giarola 2
Cottage
A holiday dedicated to sport, nature and sharing
The center has sports facilities for every need, and all structures are equipped to light outdoor fires: campings, vigils, nighttime games, and convivial moments become part of the experience.
- Parish and scout groups
- Families and sports groups (soccer, basketball, volleyball, archery, yoga, martial arts)
- Orienteering groups (active agreements) Rallys (motorcycle, car, airsoft)
- Graduation parties, dance and music recitals
- Religious groups of all ethnicities, historical reenactments, role-playing games
- Martial arts
- Weddings Ceremonies
- Corporate meetings
- Forest Therapy meditation
In Giarola, every group finds its space, every holiday its dimension. Discover the pleasure of experiencing the Apennines as a protagonist.
A park between Europe and the Mediterranean, the ecological and cultural homogeneity existing between the protected area of the Tuscan-Emilian National Park and the remaining territory of the High Reggio Emilia Apennines, a complex mosaic of “Man and Biosphere” recognized in 2015 by UNESCO.
“This is a place of rebalancing between man, nature, and landscape; of renewed territorial pride, of modern economic vocations, and of an ancient and precious sense of community. A protected natural area, but also a territorial and human project… The most attentive visitors, from the summit of Mount Giogo or from the Pradarena Pass, or from the hundred panoramic balconies overlooking roads and trails, can realize that the boundaries of the Park, those perceived with the eyes and those breathed by lingering, are vaster and richer in inspiration than those read on the maps.”
Senator Fausto Giovanelli, President of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines National Park