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Discover Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Italy's culinary heartland stretches from the Po Valley to the Adriatic. This is where Parmigiano-Reggiano, prosciutto di Parma, balsamic vinegar, and fresh pasta were perfected. Bologna's medieval towers, Ravenna's Byzantine mosaics, and Ferrari's Maranello factory add cultural and automotive excitement.
Italy's culinary heartland stretches from the Po Valley to the Adriatic. This is where Parmigiano-Reggiano, prosciutto di Parma, balsamic vinegar, and fresh pasta were perfected. Bologna's medieval towers, Ravenna's Byzantine mosaics, and Ferrari's Maranello factory add cultural and automotive excitement.
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Bologna (BLQ), Rimini (RMI)
Bologna Centrale, Parma, Modena, Ravenna
Bologna is Italy's rail hub with connections everywhere. The Via Emilia (ancient Roman road) links the main cities. Rimini serves the Adriatic Riviera. Regional trains connect food cities easily for day trips.
April-May and September-October
Mild (14-22°C), some rain. Pleasant for city sightseeing.
Hot and humid (28-35°C). Riviera beaches packed. Food Valley cities quieter in August.
Warm (15-23°C), foggy. Grape harvest and food festivals.
Cold and foggy (2-10°C). Some factories offer special winter tours.
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