It was, and is, the "home" of poets. At the foot of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines, you can still breathe the eighteenth-century culture of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany on an uncontaminated green island. It has made the flavors of the kitchen its trademark in Italy and the world, starting from the most prized, the good Marron di Marradi... #tuttitaly
Marradi is the gateway to Tuscany, at the foot of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines. You can still breathe the eighteenth-century culture of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany in an unexplored green area.
Marradi, colorful and lively, is full of stately buildings. Culture and tradition coexist in the name of quality products and a clean environment, as certified by the Città Slow brand.
Marradi was and is the "home" of internationally renowned poets, painters, and musicians, including the Italian poet Dino Campana; a place of inspiration where nature still marks the rhythms of life in the country.
Worth a visit: the small Teatro Degli Animosi, among the smallest in Italy; the Masterpieces of the Master of Marradi inside the church of San Lorenzo; the Centro Studi Campaniani, the Documentation Center on the Chestnut.
Typical products
The most valuable product of the area, known throughout Italy and the world, is the good Marron di Marradi: a particular ecotype of the PGI Marrone from the Mugello area.
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