The Fabbri family has always loved to leave space for artists and so still one of the rooms that overlooks the internal garden hosts Matteo Sbaragli, a young Forlì painter. While the garden is cared in every detail by the passion and attention of Mrs. Anna, who - if you have not already met - you will get to know between the lawn and the barn. Inside the B&B the love for art has given life to a setting up of the rooms that creates the opportunity to meet the tourists-guests and the artists of Forlì. There are the "Submerged Horizons" of the sculpture-paintings by Eleonora Guidi; "The room of the Stars" "Secret" in which to discover the details of the works of Massimo Baldini; "The room of the Giants" with the portraits and icebergs of Matteo Sbaragli. And finally the living room is furnished with the art attacks of Anna and Lisa.

The B&B Giardino34 was born in June 2018 in a late 19th century structure. The building has housed in time part of the convent of the Church of San Pellegrino Laziosi, until it became the property of the Fabbri family at the beginning of the 20th century, which still lives there. The grandfather, Antonio Fabbri, starting from 1920 he possessed racehorses, for the transport of people and carriages. The building in the city is remembered with the name of stalattico, as it offered the service of temporary shelter for carriages and horses of travelers who came from outside the city. Horse stables are still preserved and recognizable with the typical double opening door.

The B&B is in the city center, just outside the restricted traffic zone (ZTL), and in the heart of the university district. To give you an idea, the entrance to the Roberto Ruffilli Library is right in front of the main entrance of the accommodation. The administrative offices are adjacent to the library, while the study rooms, renamed "teaching hub," can be easily reached on foot by crossing the corridors of the administration or by taking a "green tour" through the campus park, which is a 5-minute walk from the B&B.