Marzabotto
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Marzabotto is in the heart of the Bolognese Apennines and has a very ancient historical heritage. Indeed, in its territory are the remains of an Etruscan town called Misa, which dates back to the VI and V centuries B.C.; the local archaeological museum (Museo Archeologico Pompeo Aria) preserves a wide collection of findings from the Etruscan sites.
In recent history, Marzabotto sadly became well known for the Nazi-Fascist massacre inflicted on the local population in the autumn of 1944.
Distances from main Italian cities:
Bologna 26Km Florence 104Km
Milano 236Km Roma 406Km
Venezia 181Km
Closest tollgates:
A1 exit Sasso Marconi;
Main roads:
Statale n.64, (from Bologna and from Pistoia).
Trains:
Bologna-Porretta Terme railway line, Marzabotto station
Buses:
ATC
Comunità Montana di Vergato
Tel-Fax. 051/911056-051/911983
amvreno@provincia.bologna.it
Piazza della Pace, 4 40038 Vergato(BO)
