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SacreTerre is located in the heart of the Parmense Apennines, just a few kilometers from the city of Parma, in an area that combines the tranquility of unspoiled nature with the rich cultural and gastronomic heritage of the region. The village is nestled within the UNESCO-recognized Biosphere Reserve of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, a protected area that safeguards biodiversity and promotes sustainable development linked to the landscape, traditions, and rural life.
The landscape is typical of the Emilia hills, featuring expansive meadows, oak and chestnut forests, rows of vines, orchards, and small stone villages that tell an ancient story. From the property, one can gaze out over the Val Parma, offering broad and serene views where it is common to encounter deer, foxes, or hares during a stroll. The roads leading to SacreTerre wind through gentle curves and wide panoramas, far from traffic and crowds, accessible only to those who truly choose to come here.
The proximity to the Wine and Flavors Route provides the opportunity to discover local wineries, cheese producers, and small artisans, allowing visitors to savor the best of Emilia's cuisine, renowned worldwide for its quality and authenticity. In the surrounding area, visitors can find medieval castles, Romanesque churches, hiking trails, and mountain biking paths, along with the chance to immerse themselves in local cultural traditions through village festivals, farmers' markets, and artisan shops.
This region also serves as a strategic starting point for those wishing to explore the city of Parma, rich in art, music, and history, or to easily reach other locations in the Emilian Apennines and nearby Tuscany. At SacreTerre, nature takes center stage, but culture and hospitality are always present: every detail of the landscape invites one to slow down, observe, and regain a profound balance between oneself and the surrounding environment.
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