During the fifth century Saint Petronio was bishop of Bologna and he did a lot for his city, overall he was the first supporter and creator of the Basilica di Santo Stefano, the building scheme of which was an imitation of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. The municipalities of Bologna (a free state in medioeval… Continue Reading »
Second step of our tasty trip to Emilia Romagna to discover the flavours of this region, starting from Piacenza and arriving in Rimini. Food is not just great but a perfect justification for an entire holiday! Every year in Spilamberto (MODENA) during the first weekend of October the Museum of Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Spilamberto… Continue Reading »
His Majesty Juan Carlos and Pavarotti, Rostropovich and Villeneuve, what do they have in common? They were guests at Palazzo Albergati! Palazzo Albergati is a sumptuous, magnificent country dwelling named after the Bolognese family. It is one of the most significant examples of 17th-century Emilia Romagna architecture. The palace is located in Zola Predosa (about… Continue Reading »
Here we are again, and as last week we present you this week’s (27 Sept. – 3 Oct.) Wine Food Festival main events. In Bologna it’s T-day , “Tortellino Day”, this week! Four days entirely dedicated to the tortellino, unfailing protagonist of the Bolognese cuisine, that will be welcoming every-one who is curious to discover… Continue Reading »
#PicOfTheDay #TurismoER warms the tires for the last day of the contest Thanks @fayevalentine2 http://t.co/3KtGq1E5BK http://t.co/IrB4eQtE3o
The PicOfTheDay of TurismoER today warms the tires for the last day of the contest # myER_MotorValley …
You still have some time to participate!
All info: http://bit.ly/myer_motorvalley
Congratulations and thanks to @ fayevalentine2
Photo by turismoer
Save the date – ARTS AND EVENTS 100 ITALIAN CITIES the 17th edition of Borsa del Turismo http://t.co/TvOWorahCp http://t.co/McJG9Orvg3
