Hotels Noceto, Guesthouses Noceto and Residences Noceto

Noceto, a small municipality of the province of Parma, nestles on the slopes of the local Apennines, and develops halfway between the river Taro and the stream Parola. The city, that extends across the central-northern part of the province and is situated 15 kilometres far from Parma, is included in the lush territories of the Regional Park of the River Taro.

Those interested in spending pleasant holidays here based on the utmost peace and tranquillity will have the opportunity to stay at the comfortable hotels of the old town, as well as at the local guest houses, that are provided with comfortable bedrooms and spacious meeting rooms. Noceto's bed and breakfasts are the ideal accommodation facilities for those interested in spending pleasant holidays here while exploring the great historical, cultural and naturalistic heritage of the surrounding area.

Noceto's most important monument is the municipal Castle of Sanvitale, which is also known as  “La Rocca”. This huge complex, that was erected in the late fifteenth century, consists of a wide keep and four round-shaped side towers, and is surrounded by an enchanting park. The noble floor of the fortress, which has been dubbed “Castle of Music” since 2005, is home to the Museum of Luthier's Art, which displays an important exhibition of musical instruments, and the Museum of Records, that gathers a precious collection of 78 and 33 rpm vynil records.
Castelguelf Castle, that dominates the homonymous hamlet, boasts a sumptuous seventeenth-century facade that is embellished by Ghibelline merlons. Its inner halls cherish precious finds dating back to the past, such as the mill, green houses, stables and gardens.
The Parish Church of St. Martino, that was built at the end of the XII century and then totally restored in the eighteenth century, cherishes precious artworks of great value, such as the prestigious painting depicting “St. Martino on horseback”  by Francesco Scaramuzza from Parma (1832).