Travel in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy
The Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy has everything. Art cities, lesser-known small towns, and varied countryside. UNESCO World Heritage Sites, a rich history, and the oldest university in the world. Motor sports, outdoor activities, and a fabulous cuisine. Whatever your interests there is always something new to discover: here are some of the reasons to
This post is by Marica Gatti. Since 2006, Bologna has been a UNESCO Creative City of Music. This important acknowledgment celebrates the city’s long history of musical creation, from classical music to contemporary musical experimentation. As soon as you set foot in Bologna, you will understand why it is a city of music: talented musicians
This post is by Marica Gatti Bologna is a wonderful city to explore. Nicknamed “La Rossa, La Grassa, La Dotta” for its striking red-brick architecture, delicious rich food, and the presence of the oldest university in the world, Bologna is filled with stories and secrets. Then there are the Seven Secrets of Bologna, hidden features
This post is by Chris Bienemann. Modena is a picturesque old city in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy. The historic centre has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its impressive Romanesque architecture. The city is also famous for fast cars, for its opera heritage, and for producing exquisite balsamic vinegar. Despite
Where can you enjoy some of the best gastronomy in Italy, if not the world? Where can you enjoy slow travel while tasting classic Italian cuisine and learning about its production? And what exactly is Italy’s Food Valley? Have a look at our Emilia-Romagna food guide to find out more… Emilia-Romagna, Italy’s Food Valley Emilia-Romagna
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Emilia-Romagna has five UNESCO World Heritage Sites of its own, and it is also part of two multi-region sites. And it has two UNESCO Creative Cities. This is a list of all the World Heritage Sites in Emilia-Romagna (for the sake of completeness I have also included the neighbouring state of San Marino). 1. Early
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Possible day trips from Rimini include beach resorts, hill towns and art cities. Trains run up and down the coast, and buses travel inland. The places listed here can all be reached by public transport. San Marino San Marino is an independent city state, with its own government, stamps and coins. It is also a