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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Ferrara – Based on 29,354 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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WE liked the historic district, palazzos that you could visit, and the castle which had so many interesting exhibits that we really needed an additional day. Restaurants were, as always in Italy, a high point. Walking around Ferrara was the only transportation that we needed.
Ferrara is a mini version of Florence but without the over crowded, bustle of people and traffic. It is still a working city yet it retains a sense of elegant space. The city is old and beautiful and should not be missed by any traveller. It is a great place to cycle around or to go for just a romantic stroll, shopping, art galleries, historic buildings, the list goes on. Most importantly, the Ferrara people are warm, welcoming and lovely. There is an abundance of great places to eat. I would highly recommend to put Ferrara on your itinerary.
Ferrara has a fascinating history. We had a wonderful tour guide (Laura) arranged by the Annuziata hotel. She brought the city to life for us. The people are lovely, the food great and the shopping wonderful. The Ferrara Jazz Club is a must visit. Great music and great ambience. Gray places to eat include da Noemi, Al Brindisi and la Camusa (a tiny bar with great salads). The Hotel Annuziata became our wonderful home away from home. We had a great time!
Hadn't heard of Ferrara before my sister ended up there on her Year Abroad. It's a beautiful little city that is well located for visiting Verona, Bologna, Venice and Lake Garda to name but a few must-sees in the area.
Ferrara is an extremely interesting city with history, art, architecture, and great food. All sites are within walking distance of the center and even the train station can be reached on foot (or by a convenient bus). Food options include typical Ferrarese dishes, which are delicious, and restaurants offer English menus without diminishing the quality of the dishes. The English menu is just to help non Italian speaking guests identify the dishes and make good choices.
Went to Decathlon to buy some bike accessories and found a bike washing machine. Put in 2 euro and you can wash your bike. Just what I needed to do at the time. Amazing! Lovely vibrant city with some real old world charm.
“The hotel located close to the city center. There is a place for free parking onsite. We got big room, clean and well equipped. Paula warmly welcomed us, she has showed us the apartment and then she has recommended us nice restaurant to have dinner. Next morning we got typical local breakfast which was good.”
“Lovely location in a beautiful park. It was great to have bikes available to ride around town. We had a wonderful stay and highly recommend this hotel”
“Very close to Centro Storico Parking Very clean Pleasant helpful staff Nice small-style hotel with a personable vs corporate feel in a well renovated structure. Elevator to all floors.”
“The staff couldn't go enough. Everything perfect and great bikes for hire. The most underrated town in Italy!!”
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