For lovers of climbing the Apennine mountains, the central Italian Emilia Romagna region offers a range of possibilities, from rock faces for beginners to climbs for expert mountaineers. But the Emilia Romagna region offers much more than just the climbing itself, because its mountain ranges are also full of beautiful…

The itinerary starts in Maratea, the only part of ancient Lucania on the Tyrrhenian Sea in the southern region of Basilicata. This beautiful town overlooks the Gulf of Policastro between the Campania and Calabria regions and has 32 kilometres of coastline with enchanting coves, fantastic beaches and the backdrop of…

The new gastronomic look of the boutique Hotel Exclesior in Pesaro, a place where true luxury is synonymous with style and elegance, debuts with a menu by Michelin-starred chef Stefano Ciotti, patron of the Nostrano Restaurant which has held the coveted Michelin recognition since 2017. An exclusive, colonial chic atmosphere…

Emilia is a land of charming landscapes and historic cities and gives visitors the chance to experience firsthand the works of great Italian movie directors like Bernardo Bertolucci. And to relive moments from great classics, like the films about Don Camillo and Peppone, the visual intuitions of Marco Bellocchio and…

Evoteca, a project promoting Italy’s extra virgin olive oil (EVOO), in collaboration with the Italian Sommelier Foundation Bibenda (a Worldwide Sommelier Association partner) organizes olive oil and wine courses and experiences in destinations around the Emilia Romagna region. Extra virgin olive oil, wine and the philosophy of food has become…

The Apennine area between the cities of Parma, Piacenza and Reggio Emilia, has a wealth of UNESCO World Heritage Sites to be discovered in many different ways and in all seasons. This mountain range has been a UNESCO MaB (Man and Biosphere) Reserve since June 8, 2015 and is an…