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What we are going to do

Visit to the village of Zibello
Visit to a traditional vinegar factory and a winery
Guided tour of Casa Artusi
Visit to the Parma Ham Museum
Visit to the Culatello Museum
5 tastings of typical products
Tasting of wine products (with sommelier)
1 lunch with a starred chef
4 lunches with typical products
Two cooking classes (Bologna and Casa Artusi)

The Via Emilia: the Strada dei Sapori par excellence, the ancient Roman road of communication between the Adriatic and northern Italy and then Europe, a land...

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The Via Emilia, the Valley of Wonders.

Name: The Via Emilia, the Valley of Wonders.
Brand: MJTour
Price: 1795.5 EUR
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From Parma to Bologna: gastronomy, villages, experiences

Parma, PR

6 days

Ancient villages and trades

Adults 16+ 1

Children 11+ 0

by €1,795.50 €1,995.00

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Tour leader

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Medical insurance

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Tasting

Tasting of local products in Zibello, Maranello, Parma and Bologna

Private transfer

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Meeting point

Parma (PR)

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You will have a professional bilingual guide, assistance, medical insurance and luggage insurance included at all times.

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You will discover enchanting and unusual places in Italy where ancient traditions and cultures still thrive.