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Welcome

A romantic getaway in the beautiful Appenines, isolated from the chaos of everyday life.

Relax and enjoy the quiet of country living -- in nature, but still close enough to all major centres of northern Italian culture, gastronomy and shopping. An ideal base for those who are both lovers of the outdoors and avid tourists.

New:  Available charging station for electric vehicles.

Open from April 1 through November 2.

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La Corte

La Corte Bonomini, a local landmark, has been in the family for many generations from the time of its construction in the late 18th century. As well as a residence for the family, it was in part a home to tenant farmers following the persistent feudal tradition that characterised much of rural Italy well into the 20th century. In order to accomodate several independent guest rooms and living spaces, the oldest part of the complex has been fully renovated, while still maintaining the former atmosphere and historical presence of the place.

Exterior
Pratino
Relax
Corte
Portone and Corte
Corte
Corte & B&B
B&B and Monte Fuso
Monte Fuso
Corte
Pratino
Barchessa
Barchessa 2
Campo Sportivo
Entrata
Campora Swimming Pool
Charging station
Interior
Soggiorno
Soggiorno
Soggiorno
Guests' Kitchen
Bathroom 1
Bathroom 2
Bathroom 3
Corridor with Ceramic Stove

Campora lies at the edge of the Parco Nazionale Apennino Tosco-Emiliano, on the slopes of Monte Fuso, famous for its chestnuts trees (the marroni di Campora), and at a very short distance from the ski resort of Monte Caio and other peaks of the Appennino Parmense-Reggiano range. Campora also lies within the "Terre Matildiche," the historic lands of Countess Matilda di Canossa. A vestige of her ambitious and important rule can be seen even from La Corte, the Pieve Romanica di Sasso, reconstructed by the Countess in 1082.

Activities

In summer, one can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities in and around Campora. Monte Fuso and many of the other local mountains offer popular hiking destinations for both locals and tourists. A real challenge awaits the more adventurous who want to tackle the difficult, steep hills and valleys on a bike, either on and off the road.

From time to time, upon request, we are able to offer a class in traditional regional cooking to a group of curious guests.

But for those who just want to relax in the reinvigorating mountain climate, the community pool is an easy 5 minute walk from the B&B. The pool also serves as the community center of Campora, hosting events and night-life attended by people from all the provincia of Parma, events such as the traditional, age-old "Festa del Marrone" (Chestnut Festival).

Life in Campora retains the perfect balance between peaceful, characteristic rural Italy and outdoor activity as an escape from the routine of modern city life.

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Rooms & Prices

Camera Ottocento

Camera Ottocento
Camera Ottocento

Double Room  85 €

Camera nel Angolo

Camera nel Angolo
Camera nel Angolo

Triple Room  110 €

Camera Singola

Camera Singola
Camera Singola

Single Room  45 €

Stanza dei Laghi

Stanza dei Laghi

Double Room  90 €

Stanza Lombarda

Stanza Lombarda

Double Room  90 €

◊Double bedroom for single person,
discount of  20 €
◊ Triple room for 2 persons,
discount of  20 €
◊ Children under the age of 2   FREE

Prices are per night and include breakfast.  Breakfast will be served downstairs in the dining room.
For more information, availability and reservations, please click CONTACT on the MENU or EMAIL us at cortebonomini@gmail.com.

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Suggestions and Links

Campora is only a short distance from Parma, a city known throughout the world for art and music. The hometown of Giuseppe Verdi and Arturo Toscanini, it is also famous for the paintings of Correggio and its cathedral and unique Baptistery. For art lovers, the Fondazioni Magnani Rocca lies halfway between Campora and Parma.

The Pieve di Sasso can be seen from the Corte and it is worth the short walk to visit. In the little town of Sasso itself you can visit the museum dedicated to the Resistance in World War II.

Campora forms part of the comune of Neviano degli Arduini, whose tourism ideas website is well worth a look. Similar content can also be found in the convenient Neviano app (in Italian), which is downloadable for most devices. Hiking and mountain biking routes may be found here (in Italian, with available English translation).

Also useful for biking (or mountain bike): Monte Fuso (bikemap.net).

Consider a day trip to Mantova, Modena or Bologna or to one of the medieval castles of the area -- Montechiarugolo and Torrechiara are only half an hour away.

In summer you can take advantages of many of the amenities of the area, such as the community swimming pool, a short walk from the B&B, or hiking in the Monte Fuso area and in the surrounding mountains:

Equestrian: Grande Ippovia Appennino Emilia-Romagna

Last but not least, Emilia-Romagna is well known for its culinary tradition, the food valley of Italy. You could plan to visit the local parmigiano reggiano cheese factory in Campora or to a prosciutto di Parma factory in the area (La Strada del Prosciutto e dei Vini dei Colli).

We would be more than happy to help you plan your visit to this unique area of northern Italy, still largely unexplored by tourists.

Anello dei Panorami
Cartello Neviano


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