Spring and Summer 2026: Things to Do in Argenta and the Surrounding Area

Panoramic view of Argenta
Welcome to Il Correggiolo! Staying with us means finding yourself in the heart of a vibrant region between Ferrara, Ravenna, and Bologna. To get you started, we’ve selected the best activities, nature trails, and festivals within a 50-kilometer radius, from today through the end of July 2026.

🌿 Nature and Hiking (Argenta and the Valleys)
The Po Delta is at its most beautiful this time of year. First and foremost, we recommend visiting the Argenta Valleys and the Campotto Nature Reserve, located just a stone’s throw away from us. In addition, every Sunday through June 21, you can join guided tours on foot or by eco-car.
- Valli di Argenta – Campotto Nature Reserve: Just a stone’s throw away. Every Sunday (through June 21), guided tours are available on foot or by eco-car.
- Let's Cycle Through Nature: Guided bike tours in the valleys. Upcoming dates: March 15 and 21, April 6 (Easter Monday), May 10, and June 14.
- Birdwatching in the Comacchio Valleys: (35 km) Boat tours to see the pink flamingos, available every weekend in April, May, and June.
- Slow Spring: Guided tours, nature, food, photography, and culture in the Argenta Valleys
🍴 Food Festivals and Culinary Events
Emilia-Romagna is, as everyone knows, a region renowned for its good food. As a result, there is a wide variety of food festivals on the calendar. However, be sure to check the exact dates before you go:
| Event | Location | Dates: 2026 |
| Elite Snail Festival | Casumaro (Fermano) | March 13–15 and 20–22 |
| Green Asparagus PGI Festival | Altedo (Bologna) | May 9–19 |
| Bluefish Festival | Ferrara | Every weekend in May |
| Strawberry Festival | Lagosanto (FE) | May 8–10 and May 15–17 |
| Cuttlefish and Mantis Shrimp Festival | Porto Garibaldi (FE) | Late May |
| Grilled Skewers in the Cloister | Ferrara | July 3–5 |
🏰 Cultural and Historical Events

In addition to its natural beauty, our region boasts a history stretching back thousands of years. For example, the city of Ferrara hosts internationally renowned events just a few minutes’ drive from here.
- Palazzo dei Diamanti (Ferrara): “ANDY WARHOL Ladies and Gentlemen” exhibition, an international art event open to the public through July 19.
- Tribute to the Duke (Ferrara): Every Sunday morning in Piazza Castello (from late March to late April), the districts participating in the Palio perform Renaissance-style choreographed dances.
- The Palio of Ferrara: The oldest horse race in the world!
- April 18: Torneo del Fante (Town Hall Square).
- May 23: Historical Parade featuring 1,000 participants.
- May 30: The Palio Horse Races at Night (Piazza Ariostea).

🎸 Music and Entertainment (June and July)
Finally, summer comes alive with the big concerts under the stars at the Ferrara Summer Festival. Similarly, the coast comes alive with social events.

- Ferrara Summer Festival (Piazza Ariostea):
- June 5–6: Vasco Rossi
- June 13: A Perfect Circle
- June 20: Paul Kalkbrenner (Electronic set)
- July 2: Bring Me The Horizon
- July 11: Marilyn Manson
- July 22–26: Notre Dame de Paris (Cocciante’s musical in the splendid setting of the Este Palace).
- La Notte Rosa (Comacchio Coast): The “Summer New Year’s Eve” along the Comacchio Lidi (scheduled for the first weekend in July).
💡 Tips from Correggiolo
In conclusion, we recommend booking your excursions at least 48 hours in advance. Also, keep in mind that you can rent bicycles directly at the property to explore the banks of the Rhine at your own pace.
Need a customized itinerary? Ask us for personalized recommendations when you arrive!
