On the third floor of a 3 family building in a quiet cul-de-sac, facing a large beautiful park, 5 minute walk to the city walls from the 1400s-1600s, enclosing the historical heart of Ferrara, 5 minute walk from the train station, and situated right on the main Venice-Rome highway/railroad arteries. 20 minute walk from the city center featuring a Renaissance castle, home of the Estensi, protectors of the beautiful arts and music. Built in mediaeval times, culturally diverse and dynamic. Ferrara, in the center of the Pianura Padana, the Padana plains, Italy's major agricultural area, is also called "The city of bycicles". Its culinary traditions are famous throughout Italy, focusing on pasta dishes, such as "tortellini" ( in Emilia Romagna they are called cappelletti ) and "cappellacci di zucca" (butternut squash oversized tortellini). Discover the magic of Ferrara!