Ferrara's Castello Estense
Posted in: Big Cities Castles & Palaces Emilia-Romagna Localities Northeast Italy Tourist Attractions
The gorgeous city of Ferrara in the region of Emilia Romagna in northern Italy is a wonderful destination to base your Italian holiday! Its beauty and rich cultural heritage has earned it a UNESCO World Heritage Site award, which means it’s an ideal tourist location to visit.

Visitors wishing to tour around the area have a lovely selection of villas in Emilia Romagna to choose from, all within a reasonable distance from Ferrara.

The city is surrounded by over nine kilometres of ancient Renaissance walls! Like the walled city of Lucca, these monuments of history are among the best preserved Renaissance walls in Italy. Why not spend a few hours walking around the perimeter and admiring this great feat in decorative and protective architecture? Anywhere along the wall could be the perfect place to set up a picnic lunch to savour as you watch the world go by.
View of Rimini seaside
Posted in: Emilia-Romagna Localities Museums & Galleries Northeast Italy On the Coast Tourist Attractions
Rimini is a thrilling seaside resort in the region of Emilia Romagna that draws thousands of tourists every year to enjoy its warm and welcoming atmosphere. Referred to as the capital of Italian seaside tourism and nightlife, this is the perfect place to spend your holiday if you like to party hard!

Those wishing to spend their entire break to Italy in this area have a lovely range of holiday villas and apartments in Rimini to choose from. Get ready to enjoy a fifteen kilometre stretch of sand, sea and sunshine surrounding this adventurous city!
The UNESCO awarded Baptistery of Neon
Posted in: Big Cities Emilia-Romagna Localities Northeast Italy Tourist Attractions Unesco World Heritage Sites
Ravenna city in the region of Emilia Romagna in north-eastern Italy is a haven of art and beauty! Nicknamed ‘The Mosaic City’, the many religious buildings, palaces and monuments of the city are adorned with intricate mosaics for you to admire. Stay in a lovely holiday villa in Ravenna where you can relax after a wonderful day of discovering the history, art and culture of the area.

There are eight incredible UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Ravenna for you to explore including early Christian monuments like the Baptistery of Neon, the Basilica of Sant ‘Apollinare Nuovo and the Mausoleum of Theodoric. These eight sites of interest would make an excellent starting point in your tour of Ravenna!

The famous Master poet of Italy, Dante Alighieri held the city of Ravenna close to his heart. He even mentioned it in his masterpiece poem, The Divine Comedy. Dante is buried in a beautiful little tomb in the city that tourists can visit.
City of Reggio Emilia
Posted in: Big Cities Day Trips Emilia-Romagna Localities Northeast Italy
Reggio Emilia is a superb city in the region of Emilia Romagna in Northern Italy that sometimes goes by the more official name of Reggio nell’ Emilia. This urban space contains a rich source of history, culture and entertainment to suit every type of visitor!

Tourists wishing to visit this intriguing place have a fine choice of holiday rentals in Emilia Romagna region to choose from. From the vacation rental of their choice they can then plan an exciting day trip into the city of Reggio Emilia to soak in all the sights and culture!
Main square in modena
Posted in: Big Cities Emilia-Romagna Localities Northeast Italy Tourist Attractions Unesco World Heritage Sites
In the picturesque region of Emilia Romagna, just south of the Po Valley, is the ancient city of Modena! Nicknamed ‘The Capital of Engine’ many sports car manufacturers are based here and has made up a large part of the economy here. Visitors have a fine selection of great value vacation villas in Emilia Romagna to choose from that are in easy reach of Modena.

Modena is home to many wonderful opera houses that are well worth attending if you’re passing through here. In fact, the famous Italian tenor, Luciano Pavarotti comes from here! The senior exorcist of the Vatican, Gabriele Amorth also comes from here.

You can look across wonderful views of the Apennines Mountains that lie ten kilometres south of Modena.