Territory • Bigucci

Frantoio Bigucci is located in the rich and fertile countryside of Romagna. A few kilometres from us are the sea and some of the most beautiful villages in Romagna. Explore them, by car or by bicycle, but remember to stop by.

Called "the gateway to the Conca Valley", San Giovanni in Marignano is the first town in Romagna you come across on your way from the sea. Its hills have always been so fertile that wines and wheat of the highest quality are produced here. The olives we use to produce our oil also originate from these places.

SAN GIOVANNI IN MARIGNANO

MONTEGRIDOLFO

Close to the Marche side of the border is Montegridolfo. A small fortified village that over the years has been a stronghold of the Montefeltro and Malatesta families due to its strategic position. Totally restored, while maintaining its original structure, it is a small inland jewel.

MONDAINO

As the name suggests, deer grazed here in the past, and there was a temple dedicated to Diana, the goddess of hunting. In the Middle Ages it was a powerful Malatesta fortress, a lookout over the land of the Montefeltros, dukes of Urbino. Mondaino is still surrounded by fortified walls and is the stage for historical re-enactments.

GRADARA

Between Marche and Emilia Romagna lies Gradara, a small fortified village. It is best known for its Malatesta Fortress where, according to legend, Paolo and Francesca were killed by Gianciotto Malatesta, later the protagonists of the fifth canto of the Divine Comedy's Inferno. Gradara is also ideal for a romantic walk along the narrow cobbled streets leading to the castle.

MONTEFIORE

Montefiore is an Italian municipality in the province of Rimini in Emilia-Romagna. Small village in the hinterland of Rimini, was once an important outpost of the Malatesta with an imposing fortress that dominates from above the entire surrounding area. It is part, along with four other municipalities of Rimini, the association of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Italy".

SALUDECIO

It is located in the province of Rimini, on the lush hills of the Conca Valley, a few kilometres from the Marche border. It is 15 km from Cattolica, 20 km from Riccione and 30 km from Rimini. It is part of the Conca Valley basin together with the municipalities of Mondaino and Montegridolfo.

TAVULLIA

On the border between the provinces of PU and Rimini is the Marche municipality of Tavullia. Endless and evocative views can be enjoyed from every corner of this hill town, washed by the River Foglia and the Tavollo torrent. And, on clear days, the view reaches as far as the sea. In addition to the environmental beauties, there are also interesting historical and artistic testimonies, signs of a past that has its roots in the Middle Ages.