Grizzana Morandi

Grizzana Morandi is a small hill town in the Emilian Apennines, in the province of Bologna within Emilia-Romagna, set between wooded ridges and river valleys on the road toward Tuscany. It is known for its quiet mountain landscape, chestnut woods and hamlets, and for its long association with the painter Giorgio Morandi, who spent his summers here. Property here tends to be rural and village-based, appealing to buyers looking for a calm setting within reach of Bologna and Florence.