Stays and gatherings in nature
School trips and educational outings in Bagno di Romagna
Learning in nature
At Fattoria Cà di Gianni, schools and student groups enjoy educational experiences among woodlands, outdoor activities, workshops and moments to share.
Excursions, orienteering, farm activities and nature trails allow students to learn directly and engagingly in a safe environment surrounded by the greenery of the Casentino Forests National Park.
The facility’s spaces make it possible to organise activities throughout the year, even in bad weather.
Why choose Cà di Gianni for a school trip
For years, Fattoria Cà di Gianni has welcomed schools and student groups, offering stays that combine nature, practical activities and moments of sharing.
Here, students can:
- live experiences in the open air
- participate in educational workshops and manual activities
- develop collaboration and team spirit
- discover the territory through guided excursions
- learn outside the classroom actively
A stay designed to combine learning, independence and movement in an organised and safe environment.
Activities and workshops
Nature and the environment
Discovering the woodland and local area
Through excursions and guided activities, students learn to observe the landscape, understand ecological balance and experience the woodland first-hand.
Activities offered:
- Guided Nature Excursions
- Nature Hunting
- The Ecosystem I Would Like
- There is tree and tree
Group activities
Working together in nature
Routes and team challenges help students and groups develop orientation skills and initiative through play and movement.
Activities offered:
- Chiocciolone
- Let's play together
Experiences at the Farm
Learning through hands-on activities
Contact with animals and hands-on activities allow students to experience rural life in a practical and engaging way.
Activities offered:
- Horse Riding Lessons
- Saddle Baptism
- Hands-on Activities
- manual activities related to the farm
Creativity and discovery
Play, imagination and experimentation
Creative activities combine observation, practical skills and imagination, with options suitable for different age groups.
Activities offered:
- Story Lab
- Adventure Park
Evening activities
The group, even after dinner
During multi-day stays, evenings become a time dedicated to sharing, storytelling and discovering the local area in a different way.
Activities offered:
- Once upon a time… Celeste
- Fluorescent nature
The landscape as an educational experience
The stay can be enriched with visits and excursions through the Apennines between Romagna and Tuscany.
Suggested destinations include:
- National Park Visitor Center – Bagno di Romagna
- Monte Fumaiolo and the sources of the Tiber
- Ridracoli Dam and IdroEcomuseum
- Sanctuary of La Verna
- Camaldoli
- Cathedral of San Vicinio – Sarsina
- National Archaeological Museum of Sarsina
- Historical Mining Museum of Perticara
- Aboca Herbal Museum – Sansepolcro
- Malatestiana Library – Cesena
Activities are organised according to the students’ ages, the length of the stay and the educational objectives agreed with the school.
Organisation of the stay and rates
Educational stays are designed to offer safety, clarity and flexibility.
Programmes include full board, agreed activities and the presence of specialised staff.
Rates for educational stays
| Duration | Rate per student | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| 2 days | € 75,00 | 1 overnight stay, breakfast, 2 lunches, 1 dinner, 3 activities of your choice |
| 3 days | € 100,00 | 2 overnight stays, breakfast, 3 lunches, 2 dinners, 5 activities of your choice |
| 4 days | € 140,00 | 3 overnight stays, breakfast, 4 lunches, 3 dinners, 7 activities of your choice |
| 5 days | € 170,00 | 4 overnight stays, breakfast, 5 lunches, 4 dinners, 9 activities of your choice |
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Accommodation
Complimentary places and conditions
Organise your school’s stay
Contact us for information, to create a programme of activities and to organise an educational stay surrounded by nature at Fattoria Cà di Gianni.




