Dominated by the dramatic backdrop of its famous castle, Bardi is the jem of this nature hiking itinerary that passes through the following places: Parma – Fidenza – Salsomaggiore – Pellegrino Parmense – Bedonia – Compiano – Borgo Val di Taro – Berceto – Corniglio – Terenzo – Fornovo di Taro – Collecchio. Bardi is… Continue Reading »
Looking for something spiritual near Easter holiday? Why not to try to retrace the footstep of ancient pilgrims on the march to Rome? The Via Francigena (also called Francesca or Romea) was the road connecting Rome with Canterbury through France, probably one of the most important in the Middle Ages. In those times, millions of… Continue Reading »
Used by the Romans as a rest-stop along the Via Emilia, it became a popular point on the pilgrim route that connected Rome to the rest of Europe during the Middle Ages. Not to be missed the Romanesque cathedral, the gothic Town Hall, Porta San Donnino, Teatro G. Magnani, San Michele, Museo del Risorgimento Luigi… Continue Reading »
The savoury of #Parmigiano blends with the sweet of Balsamic Vinegar, for a perfect combo ;D Pic by @offthepathcom http://t.co/3V5eRwKq1S
[Emilia Romagna Sweet] Have you ever tasted a piece of Parmigiano Reggiano with some drops of Traditional Balsamic? The savoury of the cheese blends with the sweet of the vinegar, for a perfect combo ;D
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[Tales by ERT friends] Cooking in #Bologna by Ben Kazez #food #Italy #pasta http://t.co/IlExOygOtF http://t.co/Xq5bupMN83
[Tales by ERT friends] RT @traveldudes: #Ferrara – One Town That Won’t Let You Down: http://t.co/ZbWTRvfYzg via @pamelamarasco #blogville
RT @BlogVilleEmRom: RT @GloboTreks: This is my first post on #BlogVille, about my favorite destination of that week http://t.co/ksUVv0Nqio
