Jet off to Emilia Romagna, a stunning region overlooking the Adriatic Sea of Italy’s east coast! A haven of culture, cuisine and beauty, tourists will have no end of exciting things to do and see in their vacation here. Stay in a stunning villa in Emilia Romagna where you can live the life of luxury during your vacation!
Why not begin your travels of Emilia Romagna by visiting the capitol of Bologna? The City of Porticoes, Bologna is a beautifully unusual sight to behold with many of its historic buildings lined with porches to shelter its people from the sun, wind or rain as they move through the streets.
The famous Italian dish called Spaghetti Bolognaise originated here but it’s traditionally made using tagliatelle pasta. Enjoy a savoury lunch of this along with some local Parmigiano Reggiano cheese grated on top and a robust glass of fruity red wine to stimulate those taste buds!
Why not begin your travels of Emilia Romagna by visiting the capitol of Bologna? The City of Porticoes, Bologna is a beautifully unusual sight to behold with many of its historic buildings lined with porches to shelter its people from the sun, wind or rain as they move through the streets.
The famous Italian dish called Spaghetti Bolognaise originated here but it’s traditionally made using tagliatelle pasta. Enjoy a savoury lunch of this along with some local Parmigiano Reggiano cheese grated on top and a robust glass of fruity red wine to stimulate those taste buds!
Or sit back in the sunshine with a platter of traditional food products of the region; including salty Parma Prosciutto ham, cheese, tomatoes, and rocket salad with some pungent Brisighella olive oil drizzled on top. This region is home to the most DOP (Protected Denomination of Origin) and IGP (Protected Geographical Indication) products, 27 in total so you can be sure of many tasty treats just waiting for you to try!
Once a deserted marshland, Emilia Romagna has blossomed into the picturesque region it is today after many long years of restoration when the Po Basin was mostly drained to reclaim land. Discover the UNESCO site of Ferrara city, surrounded by the scenic Po Delta.
If you enjoy music then you’d love a visit to the annual Buskers Festival hosted here every summer which attracts almost one million people annually!
Once a deserted marshland, Emilia Romagna has blossomed into the picturesque region it is today after many long years of restoration when the Po Basin was mostly drained to reclaim land. Discover the UNESCO site of Ferrara city, surrounded by the scenic Po Delta.
If you enjoy music then you’d love a visit to the annual Buskers Festival hosted here every summer which attracts almost one million people annually!
Feel like a hiking challenge? Then why not climb up to great heights to explore the medieval village of Brisighella in the Apennine Mountains or indulge yourself to the Festival of Polenta and Berries in September hosted in Novafeltria or the Pumpkin Festival in November in Delta!
Go on day trips of charming cities like Parma, Modena and Reggio Emilia or travel to the coast and enjoy a sun holiday along the Riviera Romagnola.
There are some superb seaside towns here with many amusement attractions, superb seafood dishes and a lively night life scene such as Riccione, Milan Maritime and Cesenatico.
Emilia Romagna is literally bursting with tourist attractions so book your holiday here today and prepare to experience a magical time in Italy!
Go on day trips of charming cities like Parma, Modena and Reggio Emilia or travel to the coast and enjoy a sun holiday along the Riviera Romagnola.
There are some superb seaside towns here with many amusement attractions, superb seafood dishes and a lively night life scene such as Riccione, Milan Maritime and Cesenatico.
Emilia Romagna is literally bursting with tourist attractions so book your holiday here today and prepare to experience a magical time in Italy!
Photo credits
picture 1: Goldmund100 / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 2: Sun Taro / CC BY-SA 2.0;
picture 3: Siboni / CC BY-SA 3.0
picture 1: Goldmund100 / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 2: Sun Taro / CC BY-SA 2.0;
picture 3: Siboni / CC BY-SA 3.0