Humans of Emilia Romagna

Video series made #inEmiliaRomagna: getting to know the region through its people

The new video-series made #inEmiliaRomagna is dedicated to the people who make our region special.

Because if our region "IS" in a certain way, the merit goes to those who inhabit, live and collaborate in this area, each according to their abilities and inclinations, in the daily "creation" of our society, with one eye on tradition and one eye on the future.

How about getting to know our region, starting with meeting 10 people from Emilia-Romagna?

• Oscar, the salt worker of Cervia
• Maurizio, the miller of the ancient mill in Fiumicello
• Miro, the creator of Rimini Film Archive
• Fabio, the maker of the Budrio's ocarinas
• Giordano, oenologist of Emilia Romagna's Enoteca
• Oriano, the cheesemaker of Parmigiano Reggiano
• Franco, vintage car restorer
• Carletto, fisherman of the Comacchio Marshes
• Giulia, tourist guide of the Castle of Rivalta
• Iside, the "sfoglina" (handmade pasta maker)

Coronavirus precautionary measures - November 2020

Following the Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of November 3, 2020, we inform you of the precautionary measures adopted to counter the spread of Coronavirus: the closure of museums, exhibitions, theaters, concert halls, cinemas and the suspension of festivals and fairs until 3 December.

Until that date, it is strongly recommended that all natural persons do not move, except for work, study, health reasons, situations of need or to carry out activities or use unsuspended services. Finally, we also recall the importance of respecting the advice of the World Health Authority.

To know more

Emilia Romagna Region - only in itaian

ENIT - Italian National Tourist Board

Italian Ministry of Health

Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Best in Travel 2021: Lonely Planet "Le Vie di Dante" awards

On the occasion of the 700th anniversary of Dante's death, Le Vie di Dante awarded as a model of slow cultural tourism

Lonely Planet - the Travelers' Bible - has identified a single Italian tour among the international destinations not to be missed for 2021 and the choice goes to Le Vie di Dante, the slow tourism package that follows in the footsteps of Dante's journey from Florence to Ravenna del Sommot, created in collaboration with Tuscany.

Reported in the sustainability category, as a model of slow cultural tourism together with the hiking path of the same name (395 km in 20 sections from Ravenna to Florence and back), they offer a holiday on a human scale, in touch with the most beautiful nature, inviting you to rediscover of traditions, crafts, villages, museums and food and wine.

To be done by bike, on foot or by train along the ancient Faenza-Florence railway route, it would be the perfect trip to celebrate the 700th anniversary of Dante's death, when we will be able to go out "a riveder le stelle (to see the stars)"

All information on the different sections of the hike, typical dishes to taste and tourist packages on the official website.