Travel safe - Covid-19

Safe holidays #inEmiliaRomagna

Emilia Romagna has implemented numerous precautionary measures related to Coronavirus regarding hotel and extra-hotel accommodation facilities, bathing establishments, restaurants, museums, spas, parks and gardens and much more.

Our tour operators have worked with commitment and in tandem with the institutions and the Regional Health Department, to reopen the activities, ensuring maximum safety and the health of guests and workers.

We are ready to welcome all tourists who choose our region for their holidays: we are waiting for you!

Discover all the main measures active in our region.

And remember:

- download the Immuni app, created by the Ministry of Health and the Minister of Technological Innovation to limit the spread of Covid-19.

- respect the advice of the World Health Organization.

To know more

• ENIT - Italian National Tourist Board - useful information for tourists
• Italian Ministry of Health - what to do when returning or entering Italy from abroad
• Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs - information for travelers
• EU Digital COVID Certificate - what it is, how it works and how to get it

Porticoes of Bologna UNESCO World Heritage Site

The number of UNESCO sites #inEmiliaRomagna is growing

Finally, even the Porticoes of Bologna have become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A great pride for us and an extra opportunity for guests who will be "forced" to extend their trip to visit all the regional UNESCO heritage:

• Ferrara, City of the Renaissance and its Po Delta - 1995 - 1999
• Ravenna and its Paleochristian monuments - 1996
• Modena, Cathedral, Civic Tower and Piazza Grande - 1997
• Ancient primeval beech forests of the Carpathians and other regions of Europe - Sasso Fratino (National Park of the Casentinesi Forests, Monte Falterona and Campigna) - 2017
• Bologna and its arcades - 2021

We are waiting for you!

Modena, UNESCO creative city for Media Arts

UNESCO defines a new recognition for Emilia Romagna.

Modena has just been nominated UNESCO Creative City 2021 for Media Arts, the first Italian city of this cluster.

Creativity, digital culture, artificial intelligence: confirming that innovation lives #inEmiliaRomagna.

With 13 recognized places, Emilia Romagna is an important protagonist of the Italian team: discover them all!

Four World Heritage Sites of Humanity

• Ferrara, city of the Renaissance, and the Po Delta -1995
• Early Christian monuments of Ravenna - 1996
• Modena: Cathedral, Civic Tower and Piazza Grande - 1997
• Forest of Sasso Fratino in the context of Ancient primordial beech forests of the Carpathians and other regions of Europe - 2017

Nine other Unesco awards

• Malatesta Library of Cesena - Register of the Memory of the World - 2005
• Abbey of Santa Cecilia alla Croara - Heritage messenger of a culture of peace in favor of young people - 2005
• Bologna - Creative City of Music - 2006
• Chiusa di Casalecchio di Reno - Heritage messenger of a culture of peace in favor of young people - 2010
• MIC - International Museum of Ceramics, Faenza - Heritage messenger of a culture of peace in favor of young people - 2011
• Parma - Creative City of Gastronomy - 2015
• Tuscan-Emilian Apennines - MAB Unesco Reserve - 2015
• Delta del Po Park - MAB Unesco Reserve - 2015
• Po Grande - MAB Unesco Reserve - 2019
• Modena - Creative City 2021 for Media Arts - 2021