In quanto a dolci l’Emilia-Romagna può vantare un lungo elenco di prelibatezze e non è certo dietro a nessuno per numero di ricette.Alcune hanno origini molto antiche, spesso non scritte, e sono giunt(...)
Read Typical dessertsWith 135 km of coastline, numerous lakes and rivers, and the wetlands in the Po Delta Park, the region offers innumerable chances to practice water sports. From classic sports like swimming and sailin...
Read Water sports in Emilia-RomagnaEmilia-Romagna offers a wide selection of perfectly equipped bike parks for those seeking adrenaline and technical trails to ride on their mountain bikes.In addition, from winding tracks among the...
Read Bike Parks in Emilia-RomagnaA visit to a village is an experience that transports the traveller to a place full of local identity, ancient knowledge and conviviality, in which time seems to flow more slowly than elsewhere. In a(...)
Read The villages of Emilia-RomagnaThere aren’t any official statistics on how many bicycles are used in Emilia-Romagna simply because everyone cycles there, young and old. So, it’s no coincidence that Ferrara is called the “Italian bic(...)
Read CyclingSince golf calls for intense concentration and physical effort, a great way to show up relaxed to your next game is to first spend some time in one of Emilia-Romagna’s villages.The region is full of p(...)
Read Emilia-Romagna’s villages and golf coursesThe app about tourism in Emilia-Romagna, designed for those who are traveling in the area. Inside there are suggestions of itineraries to follow, current events, bookable experienc(...)
Read App inEmiliaRomagnaOriginally from Forlimpopoli, Pellegrino Artusi (1820 - 1911) is considered the father of Italian cuisine. Casa Artusi was inaugurated in his honour in 2007, as a centre that works to promote the “gas(...)
Read Casa ArtusiCycling along the Ciclovia del Sole, with small explorations for the whole family
Read The Ciclovia del Sole with kidsHead to Ravenna to discover the biggest amusement park in Italy, the ideal place to release your inner child and leave behind the thoughts and stresses of daily work − and your kids will love it too.E(...)
Read MirabilandiaVelostations offer many benefits not only to residents, but also to visitors. Often located near train stations, they allow cyclists and bicycle tourists to park their bikes safely and protected...
Read VelostationsAn oasis of biodiversity in which the land is in constant dialogue with water, the Comacchio Valleys enclose a variety of fascinating natural environments , as well as evocative architectural works...
Read Anello delle Valli di ComacchioVisit Emilia unveils the free treasures of Reggio Emilia, Parma and Piacenza: an amazing tour of museums, churches and monuments wiithout an entrance fee. From the Cvic Museums to the Complesso Monumentale della Pilotta and the Ricci Oddi [...]
Read Free EmiliaThere is a fascinating and alternative way to discover Romagna: "going hunting" for its murals! An increasingly widespread kind of street art, to be transformed into an artistic journey en plein...
Read Street Art in the Rimini area, from the sea to the hillsIn this section, eventual limitations on the use of content on this site and the linked external sites are explained. Copyright All trademarks, both registered and not, of products or services, plac...
Read Legal termsThe Tour de France 2024 will start from Italy and could not miss out on stages in Emilia-Romagna, now recognised as Italy's Sport Valley.
Read Grand Départ of the Tour de France 2024This area is a 25-km stretch of karst landscape – made up of dolines, caves and blind valleys – that characterise the great silvery ridge of chalk that extends along the foothills between Imola and Fa(...)
Read Gypsum Vein of Romagna Regional ParkAs suggested by its name, the Rotta del Sale Bike Trail (Salt Route Bike Trail) follows a route of great commercial importance to the Upper Adriatic area.The cities of Cervia and Venice shared a...
Read Rotta del Sale Bike TrailThere are no drawbacks, no age limits: the mountains of Emilia-Romagna are excellent refuges for all lovers of nature, sports and the great outdoors. Those travelling with young children will find pea...
Read On the snow with the whole familyDeclared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997, Modena is a thriving city dating back to Ancient Rome, located on the Via Emilia, just 45 km from Bologna.The homeland of the bel canto operatic style th(...)
Read Two jewels of the Baroque, the Ducal Palaces of Modena and SassuoloThe Esploraria Adventure Park is located within a chestnut grove near the town of Zocca, in the province of Modena. Open from Easter to November, the park offers a range of outdoor activities for the(...)
Read EsplorariaToday, Rimini is well known as one of the most famous seaside resorts in Europe. However, the ancient heart of Rimini, or rather the Roman town of Ariminum, has been beating for more than 2,000 years.(...)
Read Ancient Roman RiminiIf you think you have already tried everything when it comes to sports, even the most extreme, perhaps you still have not ticked one off your long list – a sport as strange as it is fun. In the mounta...
Read Snow Kiting in Emilia RomagnaAlmost 350 species reported in the last 50 years make the Po Delta the most important ornithological area in Italy and one of the foremost of its kind in Europe.
Read Birdwatching in the Ferrara areaDiscover the highlights of Imola and its surroundings - with historic towers and panoramic points offering a unique perspective. This itinerary will take you on a breathtaking exploration of local landscapes and heritage, history and [...]
Read Bird's Eye Views: the best observation points