Hotels Rosolina, Guesthouses Rosolina and Residences Rosolina

Rosolina, a famous seaside resort of the Lower Polesine area, develops just in the heart of the Park of the Po Delta. The lovely hamlet of Rosolina Mare and the nearby Albarella Island gather compelling beaches of great fascination.

Hotels in Rosolina welcome guests with the utmost courtesy and kindness. The local guest houses give the lovers of both nature and sea the possibility to spend pleasant holidays here while taking advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. Rosolina's residences are the ideal accommodation facilities for families with children. Not to be missed are the city's charming farm houses, that are idyllically set halfway between the sea and the glorious surrounding countryside.

Rosolina attracts large numbers of tourists, since it is surrounded by unique landscapes and enchanting natural settings. The so-called paleodunes, that rise just in front of the city, develop along the coastline, and extend up to the most important seaside resorts of the surrounding area, such as Rosolina Mare, Rosapineta and Albarella, that are all scattered with modern equipment and excellent accommodation facilities.
The local bathing establishments are crowned by enchanting landscapes and lush vegetation. Albarella Island is a real paradise for the lovers of sea. It hosts compelling beaches of fine sand, a modern Golf Club and the beautiful hunting reserve of Cà Tiepolo, that is now the seat of internationally renowned art exhibitions. The lovely hamlet of Porto Caleri is occupied by the wide Coastal Botanical Garden, an outstanding naturalistic oasis gathering hundreds of rare vegetable species. The garden is crossed by plenty of splendid naturalistic itineraries that give visitors the possibility to admire enchanting natural settings and plants.
Rosolina's major attraction is the fascinating itinerary of the so-called Route of the Valleys, that crosses the lagoon and develops across the enchanting valleys of the surrounding area, whose ponds and dunes provide the ideal habitat for rare species of migratory birds.