If there is one thing that you can learn from the Emilian territory, it is that everything needs its time. Choosing a destination in an area as rich in ideas as the one between Parma, Piacenza and Reggio Emilia is an activity that requires some attention and, possibly, materials that can be consulted at any time: freely downloadable and available in various languages, the publications collected and divided by thematic area in this section can offer answers and advice on each area of interest, with maps, cycling itineraries and insights into local food and wine.
This material is free to download and available in a variety of languages.
Walking paths in Emilia Romagna
Complete map of paths and pilgrim routes in Emilia Romagna.
Alta Via dei Parchi
A long journey in 27 stages in the Northern Apennines.
Salsomaggiore Terme
Guide to Salsomaggiore Terme, city of Art Nouveau and well-being.
Guide to Salsomaggiore e Tabiano
Everything you need to know to visit Salsomaggiore and Tabiano Terme: itineraries and events among history, nature and wellness.
Reggio Emilia Flavours
A guide to learn about the products of the Reggio Emilia’s culinary tradition, from Parmigiano Reggiano to Traditional Balsamic Vinegar, from cured meats to handmade pasta.
Parma Food Museums
A gastronomic tour in the Parma area, to discover the most typical local products: mini-guide to the 8 Food Museums of Parma.
Reggio Emilia, Ancient and Contemporary
Guide to discover the city of Reggio Emilia and its territory, between ancient and contemporary.
Piacenza, a city to discover
A complete guide to the city of Piacenza and what not to miss in the surrounding area.
Parma, smart guide
A brief introductory guide to Parma: all you need to know to start to know the city.
Paesaggi d’autore: Guareschi
In the Parma and Reggio Emilia lands to visit the places that inspired Giovannino Guareschi, creator of Don Camillo and Peppone characters.
Matilda and the Treasures of Canossa
Discovering the Countess Matilde and the Matildic territory, including castles, churches, natural parks and cities of art.