Bologna, Parma and Modena

Bologna, the city of a hundred towers, bohemian and lively capital of Emilia-Romagna, should be a priority destination for any visitor who loves Italian art, culture, architecture and cuisine. The city is the birthplace of tagliatelle al ragù, tortellini in brodo and mortadella. Bologna has the oldest university in Europe, nearly 40 km of superb colonnades, medieval towers, 11th century churches and a breathtaking museum of musical instruments, the San Colombano – Collezione Tagliavini. Emilia-Romagna also has pretty towns such as Parma known for its Parma ham and Modena for its Ferrari cars and traditional balsamic vinegar.
Visits in the surroundings: the city center of Ferrara dating from the Renaissance and the castle of Castello Estense, visit and tastings at a producer of traditional balsamic vinegar.

Ravenna and the Adriatic Coast

Large sandy beaches stretch along the entire Emilia-Romagna coast. Discover the charming village of Comacchio, located in the Po delta and called little Venice. Its culinary specialty is, among other things, eel in its countless versions. Visit with a guide the beautiful city of Ravenna, Dante Alighieri city of adoption, famous for its numerous churches and their remarkable mosaics. Rimini is above all the birthplace of the famous director Federico Fellini. His neighbourhood cinema, Cinema Fulgor, which appears in the partly autobiographical 1973 film Amarcord, has been nicely restored and reopened in early 2018. It is today a museum in honor of Fellini.
Visits in the surroundings: The small town of Busseto and the villa of Giuseppe Verdi, place of pilgrimage for great opera lovers, the thermal baths of Castrocaro, the charming seaside village of Cervia, the lagoon of Comacchio, the caves of Onferno.