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Emilia-Romagna is known for the food, the beaches in Rimini and the beautiful cities like Bologna and Ravenna.
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Emilia-Romagna is a flat region that is covered in fields and plains between the River Po to the north, and down towards the forests near the slopes of the Appeninens in the southern part of the region.
The Po delta, Parco regionale del Delta del Po, covers an area of more than 53,000 hectares and is situated in the two provinces of Ravenna and Ferrara, in the northwestern part of the region. The park is a favorite place for those who love nature, and was accepted on the world heritage list by UNESCO in 1999.
Emilia-Romagna
Holiday in Emilia-Romagna
Emilia-Romagna is primarily a flat region that is covered in fields and plains between the River Po to the north, and down towards the forests near the slopes of the Appeninens in the southern part of the region. Emilia-Romagna borders Marche out towards the Adriatic Sea.
There are plenty of interesting and noteworthy cities on offer in this region. Parma, Modena, Ravenna, Ferrara, and last but not least the superfluous Bologna, that you never want to leave once you have visited.
Whether you are going on a swimming holiday in Rimini, enjoying a trip filled with nature on the Po plains, visiting the many diverse cities in the region, or even traveling by speed in a Ferrari in Maranello, your trip to Emilia-Romagna will be fantastic.
Ravenna has world-class mosaics and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s art, there’s food as far as the eye can see, because we’re in Emilia-Romagna, and it’s a cozy atmosphere in beautiful surroundings on Piazza del Popolo.
Parmesan cheese, otherwise known as the true Parmigiano, is best experienced in its hometown of Parma. The similarly famous Parma ham is also wonderful to be acquainted with here, when you have the option to buy at the local shops you find all over town. Few Italian cities are as striking as Parma, the city synonymous with wealth and good food.
The hams, cheese and good wines from Parma can be experienced in many different ways. Besides dining on the city’s fantastic food, it is also possible to visit the places where these amazing products originate from. This is thanks to the organization called Parma nel cuore del gusto.
Be sure to enjoy the ham, cheese and good wine from Parma on your holiday! Besides dining on the city’s fantastic food, it is also possible to visit the places where these amazing products originate from. This is thanks to the organization called Parma nel cuore del gusto.
The city offers good food, art, culture, plenty of music, and the city’s unconditionally greatest artist, Giuseppe Verdi. Each year Verdi is honored in October at the grand theaters of Parma, as well as in Busseto, during the entire month. There are various different events and parties taking place, some of them are even free.
Castello di Torrechiara, the Piazza in Parma, or the beautiful Piazza Grande in Modena. There are just too many attractions in Parma, or Emilia-Romagna for that matter.
The city is situated close by the A1 highway, and if you are exploring something other than the elegant city, the area also has other wonderful options available. On the way to Bologna, you can take a short detour towards Modena, or further down to Maranelle, the home of Ferrari. Perhaps the city of Cremona is unknown to you, but this is a very pleasant market city, famous for its violin makers.
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Piazza Grande is without a doubt the largest and most important square in Modena. It is of course located in the historical center of the town, and here we find the cathedral, as well as the neighboring and beautiful bell tower Ghirlandina.
The reason this city was honored in 1997 when it made it onto the UNESCO world heritage list, is in no small part due to Piazza Grande, the cathedral and the bell tower.
Visiting Piazza Grande, one can feel tempted to say it feels like going back to the middle ages. The square was created as more and more grand and differently styled buildings were built up around it. It took more than 200 years, from the start of building on the Duomo and Torre Ghirlandina, before the square was finished. Very impressive! Can we recommend a great place to eat? Look no further than Caffé & Samuleria, a fantastic, authentic and pleasant place, offering world class service.
There was written plenty of history, sometimes bloody, during the reign of the d’Este dynasty. The dynasty had the power and control of the city from as late as the 12th century, to the end of the 15th century.
Discover the story of Enzo Ferrari and his amazing life’s work, the world-famous Ferrari. Enzo was born in Modena, but since 1943 Ferrari’s headquarters have been based in Maranello.
Get an insight into the fascinating story behind the most famous car in the world. How Ferrari built the car that would later prove to be among the greatest.
As the afternoon in Bologna begins to turn into evening, and you have experienced a long and divine day in the city, or in other parts of the fantastic region, the best place to contemplate all the good impressions is by visiting one of the many cafés in Piazza Maggiore. This is where you really realize that Bologna has plenty of life and authentic Italian charm.
Rimini is the big celebrity on the Adriatic coast’s sandy beaches. The city is beautifully sandwiched between the Adriatic Sea and the Apennines.
Rimini is a popular self-drive holiday destination because it is not far from the northern Europe, although it is a few hundred kilometers south of the popular Lake Garda.
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