Hotels San Benedetto Val Di Sambro, Guesthouses San Benedetto Val Di Sambro and Residences San Benedetto Val Di Sambro

San Benedetto Val di Sambro, a small municipality of the province of Bologna, is idyllically set just in the heart of the valley of the river Sambro, and develops across a lush territory that is fully covered with Mediterranean scrub. This small mountain resort extends across the southern part of the province, and nestles on the slopes of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, a short distance from the province of Florence.

Hotels in San Benedetto Val di Sambro, that are surrounded by the fascinating peaks of Bologna's Apennines, are all furnished with style and provided with spacious, welcoming bedrooms. The local guest houses, that are situated a short distance from the famous Via degli Dei (Gods' Lane) footpath, give tourists the possibility to take advantage of modern comforts and excellent services and facilities. San Benedetto Val di Sambro's farm houses, that are hosted inside ancient manor houses, give guests the possibility to taste genuine local staples and traditional delicacies from the surrounding area.

The Church of St. Benedetto, the city's patron saint, originated from the merging of two fourteenth-century parish churches, St. Cristoforo del Poggio dei Rossi and St. Benedetto di Qualto. This Romanesque-Doric building, that was erected in 1839, is flanked by an impressive 44-metre-high stone bell tower, and its major portal is surmounted by a splendid choir featuring a precious organ dating back to 1769.
The surrounding territory is scattered with plenty of picturesque medieval villages, such as the small hamlet of Pian del Voglio, that is dominated by Palazzo Comitale and its sixteenth-century tower and the eighteenth-century Palazzo del Governatore, that were both owned by the noble De' Bianchi-Ranuzzi family from Bologna
The lovers of nature and excursions won't miss the opportunity to explore the famous Via degli Dei footpath. This enchanting trail, that can also be covered by  mountain bike, connects the cities of Bologna and Florence passing through the remains of the ancient Roman road Flaminia minore.