What to do in Emilia-Romagna

The Basilica of St. Luke and the World's Longest Portico

Hill and city united by the embrace of St. Luke's

Gorge of Gaea

A rocky gorge awaits us hidden in the forest

Rocca di Roffeno and the tower-houses

Tower houses and the ancient parish church tell us about the ancient Matildic village of Rocca di Roffeno

Tabernacle church of St. Martin

It is the oldest wooden tabernacle in the entire Archdiocese of Bologna, dated 1486 and housed at the base of the present bell tower of the church of St. Martin of Tours.

Labante: the waterfall and its caves

The primacy of "Living Caves"

Caves of Soprassasso

Recorded as a geosite, these are large sandstones shaped over time by nature. They form a wide and spectacular inlet that creeps under a rocky outcrop.

Rocchetta Mattei

A unique place where everything seems to be possible

Borgo La Scola

Ancient medieval village with scenic views and some notable features such as the approximately 700-year-old cypress tree kept inside a private courtyard but visible to all.

Parmesan Cheese Museum

The appropriate place to follow Boccaccio into the land of Bengodi

Rocks and castles of the Marecchia Valley

Itinerary to discover medieval and Renaissance defensive structures in the province of Rimini