Explore Emilia Romagna

Boasting the oldest university in Europe, a strong manufacturing industry (luxury cars such as Ferrari and Lamborghini have their headquarters here), a clutch of pretty cities all near to each other, and a food tradition that counts products of excellence such as Tortellini, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Prosciutto di Parma, and Balsamic Vinegar, the reasons why you should visit Emilia-Romagna are truly endless.

Once home to Etruscan and Roman centers, the area further developed during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, with many of its cities becoming Italy's main political and power centers during these periods.

Outside of its cities, the region offers good diversity in terms of landscapes and you'll find the Appenine Mountains, deep forests, rolling hills, and sandy beaches.