Emilia Romagna
Emilia Romagna. Italy’s Fabulous Food Valley for Gourmets
Michael Edwards explores why Emilia Romagna is dubbed the bread basket of Italy.
Read the full story hereGuide to truffle hunting in Emilia Romagna. Italy’s beautiful bread basket.
Michael Edwards pulls on his wellies to go truffle hunting in Emilia Romagna
Read the full story hereInsider Guide to Rimini
Rupert Parker drags himself away from the beach to offer up his insider guide to Rimini, Emilia Romagna’s coastal playground.
Read the full story hereFerrara. Emilia Romagna’s hidden gem.
Ferrara, with its ancient palaces and piazzas is a pearl of the Emilia-Romagna region. A region famously productive for so much of Italy’s attraction.
Read the full story hereEmilia-Romagna Italy’s Jewish heart
A lone bell tolls from somewhere close by, not an unfamiliar sound when you’re in Italy, but at this moment it’s rather more poignant. I’m inside Ferrara’s ancient synagogue, still going strong in the heart of the former medieval ghetto, nearly 600 years after it was built. Tonight though it’s completely rammed, standing room only for the Friday night service and Rabbi Luciano Caro is beaming from ear to ear. Is Emilia-Romagna Italy’s Jewish heart? This region is a veritable treasure trove of Jewish history, and the cities of Bologna, Cento and Ferrara in particular, owe their very existence to their Jewish communities.
Read the full story hereThe Beaches of Emilia Romagna
Emillia Roagna’s Adriatic coastal stretch is impressive. Miles and miles of soft sandy beaches, all of them clean as a whistle and family friendly. This is the thing about most Italian resort beaches, they are set up perfectly.From Lido di Volano in the north by the Po Delta to Cattolica in the south close to the border with the Marche region.
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