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An extraordinary journey into the world of publishing

A unique itinerary in the realm of books between ancient and contemporary

The history of books, the art of writing: a journey that in Emilia becomes enthralling and full of curiosities. In the territory bathed by the river Po and guarded by the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, you can follow a step-by-step itinerary in the world of publishing between ancient and contemporary, admiring historical libraries, museums that reveal the dawn of printing, collections of enlightened publishers, typographic arts, medieval codices but also innovative modern publishing productions. In Emilia, the passion for culture is eclectic and full of surprises.

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Concerts in Historical Theatres

Great music awaits you in Parma, Piacenza and Reggio Emilia with the Christmas and New Year Concerts in the historical theatres of Emilia.

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Food museums

An experience for all senses and tastes

The Food Museums turn 20.

In 20 years, as many as 306,317 visitors have flocked to the Food Museums to learn about the history, culture and traditions behind the products that have made Parma and its territory famous and contributed to the creation of the 'Food valley', now known throughout the world. It is no coincidence, in fact, that Parma has been awarded the title of "Creative City for Gastronomy" by Unesco.

The eight museums exhibit a total of 4,215 objects, each of which has a story just waiting to be heard. One of this year's great novelties, and closing the circuit, will be the opening of the Fragno Truffle Museum in the evocative underground rooms of the Calestano Town Hall in the autumn.

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Archeology in Emilia

Unexpected treasures, ancient cities to rediscover, new revelations to explore

From the ancient Roman city of Veleia to the famous Etruscan liver, from the protohistoric remains of the Terra Maricola civilisation to the necropolis and precious Roman and Carolingian funerary monuments. 
It is a lesser-known archaeological Emilia, but one that is rich in fascination and extraordinary museums and finds that allow visitors to reconstruct the history of the territory encompassing the provinces of Parma, Piacenza and Reggio Emilia, and of much of humanity. A history that projects visitors into the Roman, Etruscan and ancient worlds that have left their traces in Emilia since prehistoric times.

Discover the 11 archaeological sites and museums not to be missed: Archaeology in Emilia.

Emilia Apennines

Discover the Apennines

Emilia Apennines look like this: romantic landscapes, bold peaks, rolling hills covered with forests and vineyards, villages, castles and parish churches rich in history and culture, outdoor sports, and a genuine tradition of typical products, which is linked to family hospitality and the healthy air that you can breathe here. These are the ingredients of Emilia's rich outdoor offerings.
There are many valleys included in the three cities of Parma, Piacenza and Reggio Emilia: Val Tidone, Val Trebbia, Val Nure, Val d'Arda, Val Ceno, Val Taro, East Parma Apennines and Reggio Emilia Apennines.

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