Halfway between the cities of Milan and Genoa, on the slopes of the Oltrepo Pavese hills, rich in vineyards and history, lies the Gualdana Farm, immersed in the beautiful Lombard landscape. An avenue of century-old locust trees leads to the ancient residence, once a hunting lodge, and in its wing where life maintains the flavors and rhythms of the past. Where hospitality is still a precious gift, a farmhouse has been created where you can spend moments of authentic relaxation or celebration. The farmhouse was built in the buildings, protected by the Superintendence of Architectural Heritage, which surround the large wing of the Gelso house, the old farmer's house, where the rooms have been created. In the Silkworm House, where there were trellises for breeding silkworms, there are now large spaces that can be used for parties, conferences and courses. One building still houses agricultural machinery