Hotel Villa Belvedere is a top choice, located just an 8-minute walk from the museum. Its rooms feature panoramic terraces offering sweeping views of the Emilia-Romagna countryside. The hotel hosts complimentary local wine tastings and provides private guided tours to explore rare historical artifacts and manuscripts housed within the museum

Walk east along cobbled paths for about 500 meters from the museum to reach B&B La Serra, a family-run retreat inspired by traditional farmhouses. Each room includes a private courtyard and Italian handmade linens. The route passes through vineyards and ancient oak groves, perfect for experiencing rural tranquility and slow travel

Stay at Albergo dei Giardini, located across from the museum, which offers daily guided tours to the museum’s hidden garden exhibitions showcasing 19th-century agricultural tools and regional manuscripts. The on-site Mediterranean restaurant uses ingredients sourced directly from local farms, paired with aged Sangiovese wines, creating an authentic cultural immersion

Villa Fontana delle Rose stands out with its rooftop suites featuring 360-degree glass terraces that capture stunning views of the museum façade and surrounding hills. The hotel offers a professional photography service to help guests capture Renaissance-style architectural shots, plus a limited-edition museum guidebook as a keepsake

Casa del Sole Family Lodge is ideal for families, offering connecting rooms and an indoor play area. Located just a 7-minute walk from the museum, it hosts weekly hands-on workshops such as making traditional pasta and pottery painting, allowing children to engage with local heritage. Free cribs and kids’ menus are also provided

Choose Palazzo della Luce, a restored 18th-century villa where hallways display works by local artists featured in the museum. Guest rooms include audio guides that narrate stories behind exhibits in real time. Daily 4 PM "Afternoon Tea Talks" invite local scholars to discuss regional history, making it a perfect destination for culturally curious travelers