A short distance from the main communication arteries, The Cube is located in a strategic position, 300 meters from the "Fidenza-Salsomaggiore Terme" exit of the A1 motorway. Next to the renowned Fidenza Village Outlet Shopping and the Village of Taste. It is modern, welcoming and has ample parking.
From Milan:
From Bologna:
Arrive at the Fidenza train station (on the Milan-Bologna railway line). Many regional and intercity trains stop here.
From Fidenza train station, The Cube Hotel is approximately 5 km away.
The main airports to reach Fidenza are:
Parma Airport "Giuseppe Verdi" (PMF):
Milan Linate Airport (LIN):
Bologna Airport "Guglielmo Marconi" (BLQ):
Fidenza Village is the most popular shopping destination. Over 120 fashion and lifestyle boutiques await you with discounts from 30% to 70%, all year round. Outlet Village Fidenza is the Shopping Center par excellence in Emilia Romagna and among the largest in Italy. Its strategic position attracts visitors from many Italian regions, primarily Emilia Romagna and Lombardy, but also from the rest of Italy and from abroad. In Fidenza, the Outlet Village has been designed to offer a relaxing shopping experience, which is very similar to a holiday on the streets of an elegant inhabited center, perfectly rebuilt. Inside the village more than 100 shops and boutiques offer a refined selection of the best brands of clothing, accessories, household items, with discounts of up to 60%
It was erected by the will of the Visconti family, then lords of the village, in the fourteenth century on a project by the architect Giorgio da Como; born as a fortress and gateway to the city for those who came from Piacenza along the Via Emilia. The tower today is the only visible testimony of the defensive walls built in the fifteenth century by the noble Milanese family. The museum set up inside the tower displays some of the finds found during the excavation works of the current Piazza Grandi and in other parts of the city.
The "Labirinto della Masone" is a cultural park near Fontanellato, in the province of Parma. It has an area of seven hectares and includes a labyrinth made up of bamboo of different species (the largest of its kind in the world) and spaces that host the art collection of Franco Maria Ricci and his publishing house, temporary exhibitions, conferences and presentations, concerts, a restaurant, a café and a deli.
