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Pasta dish at Casa Artusi restaurant in Forlimpopoli — the cultural and gastronomic centre dedicated to Pellegrino Artusi, father of modern Italian home cooking
Emilia Romagna

Forlimpopoli: A Must-Do Day Trip from Bologna – Here’s Why

Forlimpopoli is a small town in the province of Forlì-Cesena, about 50 km southeast of Bologna. It would be unremarkable by the standards of Emilia-Romagna — a medieval fortress, a main square, a market — except for one thing: it was the birthplace of Pellegrino Artusi (1820–1911), the man whose cookbook effectively created the idea of […]

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Giardini Margherita lake in autumn, Bologna
Bologna

Things to Do in Bologna in October: Events, Food and Festivals

October is one of the strongest months to visit Bologna. Summer crowds are gone, temperatures are comfortable for walking, and the city enters its most active cultural and food season. The chestnut and truffle harvests bring the surrounding Apennines to life with weekly festivals; the trattorias fill their menus with mushrooms, porcini, and seasonal pasta;

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Historic building facade on a sunny day with people and bicycles in Parma, Italy.
Parma

Palazzo Marchi and Beyond: Unveiling Parma’s Historic and Artistic Landmarks

Palazzo Marchi, Parma – image source: Wikipedia In the heart of Parma, Palazzo Marchi stands as a quiet but powerful reminder of the city’s cultural and artistic heritage. Built between 1770 and 1774 for Marquis Scipione Grillo, this elegant 18th-century palace is one of Parma’s finest examples of neoclassical architecture. Its refined façade, decorative stucco

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Bologna

New Year’s Eve in Bologna: Il Vecchione, Cenone, and Capodanno Traditions

New Year’s Eve in Bologna — Capodanno — is built around traditions that repeat year after year. Rather than a single headline event, the city celebrates through rituals that give visitors a reliable sense of what to expect regardless of the year. The evening typically unfolds in stages: a long dinner with family or friends,

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Modena Bologna

Watching Original Version (OV) Movies in Bologna and Modena: A Guide

What is OV? Why Are Movies Dubbed in Italy? Original Version (OV) movies are films screened in their original language rather than being dubbed. For example, an English-language film is shown in English, usually with Italian subtitles to help local audiences follow the dialogue. Italy has a long tradition of dubbing foreign films rather than

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Modena

Where to Have the Best Breakfast in Modena: A Guide to Gnocco Fritto, Pastries, and Coffee

Where to Have the Best Breakfast in Modena: Gnocco Fritto, Pastries & Coffee Modena is a city deeply rooted in culinary tradition, where even breakfast reflects the local food culture. While gnocco fritto takes center stage as a savory morning ritual often paired with local cured meats, the city also offers excellent pastries and high-quality

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