Holidays in Emilia Romagna, Breaks in Emilia Romagna
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The Emilia Romagna region of Italy has a terrain that is flat in the north and suitable to farming, especially fruit farming and more mountainous and less arable in the south.
Along its Adriatic coastline you will find many seaside resorts between Ravenna and Cattolica and they include Rimini, Cesenatico, Cervia ... and a little further north around Comacchio you enter the main fishing region dotted with many fishing villages.
The climate of Emilia Romagna will offer you warm, dry but sometimes humid summers and cool wet winters where snow frequents the more mountainous south.
Bologna is the capital of the region, a fascinating city with excellent restaurants, great architecture and lots to see and do including an excellent food market where you will find many of the regional delicacies including Parma ham, Parmesan cheese and truffles.
Ravenna which lies almost on the region's Adriatic coastline is a city with an historic past. It was one a strategic city within the Roman Empire and boasts an enormous number of ancient architectural monuments and churches and is famous for its many mosaics.
Parma, too is well worth a visit. it is obviously famous for the Parma ham but offers much much more. It is an affluent city with many great restaurants and don't miss out on the Piazza del Duomo where the cathedral is one of the most important Romanesque monuments in Italy,
A holiday in Emilia Romagna will never be wanting for somewhere good to eat or something historically or architecturally interesting to see and do.
Along its Adriatic coastline you will find many seaside resorts between Ravenna and Cattolica and they include Rimini, Cesenatico, Cervia ... and a little further north around Comacchio you enter the main fishing region dotted with many fishing villages.
The climate of Emilia Romagna will offer you warm, dry but sometimes humid summers and cool wet winters where snow frequents the more mountainous south.
Bologna is the capital of the region, a fascinating city with excellent restaurants, great architecture and lots to see and do including an excellent food market where you will find many of the regional delicacies including Parma ham, Parmesan cheese and truffles.
Ravenna which lies almost on the region's Adriatic coastline is a city with an historic past. It was one a strategic city within the Roman Empire and boasts an enormous number of ancient architectural monuments and churches and is famous for its many mosaics.
Parma, too is well worth a visit. it is obviously famous for the Parma ham but offers much much more. It is an affluent city with many great restaurants and don't miss out on the Piazza del Duomo where the cathedral is one of the most important Romanesque monuments in Italy,
A holiday in Emilia Romagna will never be wanting for somewhere good to eat or something historically or architecturally interesting to see and do.
House Emilia-Romagna, bologna, Italy - B&B + Self Catering
Sleeps: up to 10 Bedrooms:6 Bathrooms:7 Tariff: 550 to 1050 € per week
Activities: walking, cycling, swimming, golf, tennis, riding
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