What to do near Villa Minozzo, RE

The Stone Sentinel of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines

The Bismantova Stone is a magical place between nature, history, adventure and spirituality

Frassinoro, kingdom of trekkers and skiers

On foot, mountain bike, horseback, snowshoe or ski, the highest municipality in the Modena Apennines and welcomes us all year round. Not to be missed, the Benedictine abbey.

Montefiorino, Jurassic traces of the sea.

The imprint of the sea is in the ophiolites of Mount Calvary. All around, lush nature crossed by an ancient road that stops at the Romanesque parish church of Rubbiano. Watching over everything is the fortress.

Palagano, the wilderness

We retrace the steps of our ancestors in the silent lanes of Palagnano and the dark copper mines of Togliano. In Monchio, we remember the partisans in the evocative Resistance Park.

Prignano sulla Secchia, life in the woods

This is the realm of the outdoors, to be discovered by pedaling, riding, walking, climbing, welcomed among chestnut trees and forests. With a blue Big Bench overlooking the world.

Lake Vagli and Factories of Careggine

The Atlantis of Garfagnana, or: the Invisible Wonder

Parma Ham Museum

A tale of excellent raw materials and skilled hands, because as one charcuterie maker said, "to make a good ham, you need half pig and half man."

Fiorano Modenese, the town of ceramics

From the engines of Maranello to the ceramics of Fiorano, the step is short. The magnificent Spezzano Castle holds ancient art treasures and an amazing interactive Museum of Ceramics.

The castle of Torrechiara, among the most beautiful in Italy

Set on a hill, by vineyards and rich in frescoes, the castle of Torrechiara dominates the Parma valley

Maranello, the land of myth

Speed, design, Italian genius, vision, challenge... All this is summed up in a place, Maranello, in a name, Ferrari, in a symbol, the prancing horse, in a color, red.