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The stately home agri-turistic complex of Case Riglio is found in the province of Piacenza, 70km from Milan, approximately three quarter’s of an hour’s drive in the direction of Bologna, thanks to an excellent link with the main arterial roads (11km from the Piacenza-Sud tollgate and 4km from the Via Emilia).
Case Riglio offers accommodation and refreshment in an elegant 16th century stately home, which has recently undergone accurate restoration, allowing the rediscovery of a welcoming place surrounded by great charm. The secluded stately home is set in a spacious garden, immersed in the tranquillity of the countryside, enhanced by the harmony of the agricultural landscape.

The Piacentine branch of the Marazzani family from Rimini begins with Melchiorre 1st, who united in marriage with Antonia Landi, descendant of a famous Piacentine family, moved permanently to Piacenza where, with the notary act of 7th June 1453, was invested by the powerful abbot of San Savino with a large property in the Paderna territory which consisted of houses, among which the old local castle, and vast areas of land with fishing and hunting rights. On 28th June 1605 Lodovico Marazzani obtained the title of count of Paderna and Case Riglio from the Duke Ranuccio 1st Farnese. This included the stately home of Case Riglio which as well as the Castle of Paderna belongs to this day to the decendants of the Marazzani family, in fact to the Countess Stefania Bianchi Michiel, granddaughter of Maria Dolores Marazzani Visconti.

Presently available are two suites, seven double bedrooms and one single bedroom. The suite located on the ground floor has its own private entrance with kitchenette and it’s also possible to rent it for short periods (weekly/monthly).
Elegantly furnished, bright and spacious all with their own unique charm, each room offers the traveller a warm and restful welcome. Heating and air conditioning in every room; on request TV and frigobar.