DOZZA

Dozza is one of the beautiful medieval hamlets that embellish the Country and is characterized by frescoes by famous painters.
Almost every wall, in fact, is a small work of art, because here periodically great artists gather and paint murals on the walls of their houses.
The historic village has an elongated shape that, passing through a picturesque Arch, ends near Sforzesca Fortress, home to, among other things, the Regional Enoteca, where more than 800 wines are collected, which attentive sommeliers lead to tasting.
The Rocca is a medieval monument transformed by Caterina Sforza into a fortified castle and can be visited to admire the ancient kitchens, furnishings and historic paintings of the noble floor. The visit is spread over 4 floors and allows you to know both the medieval fortress, the Renaissance and finally the eighteenth century, with the interventions of the Malvezzi-Campeggi family who stayed in Rocca until the 60's of the last century.

The Rocca also houses the Documentation Center of the Painted Wall.

Do not miss a visit to the ancient convent, now known as Villa di Monte del Re and the parish churches of Dozza and Toscanella.

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Since 1960 it is a painting exhibition featuring over 200 artists for more than half a century of contemporary art. It is held in odd years and has a section of street art in the hamlet of Toscanella.

In May, then, it is the turn of the Wine Festival, with the participation of all producers of wineries in the hills of Imola.

Dedicated to fantasy art, the Fantastika festival takes place all year round, the last weekend of September.