How To Travel In Italy With Bitcoins Emilia Delizia now accept bitcoins for your travel booking in Italy. Most of our activities can now be booked with bitcoins rather than using traditional credit cards. Emilia Delizia is happy to grant a discount to all clients paying with the digital currency. Bitcoin is virtual cash (cryptocurrency) […]
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Even if Emilia-Romagna is famous for its tortellini and Parma ham, the region has much more to offer. Its territory is wide and varied, and many culinary traditions and gourmet events are well worth discovering. In this article, we explore the strong fishing heritage of the Adriatic coast and two unique festivals that celebrate seafood
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Is There More Than One Type of Parmigiano Reggiano? There are extremely strict laws governing what kind of cheese can be legally called Parmigiano Reggiano. In theory, the answer is simple: there is only one true Parmigiano Reggiano — the cheese produced within the official Parmigiano Reggiano PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) area and according
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The Worst Place on Earth (If You Are a Pig) In the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, the pig is so revered that an entire month of festivals is dedicated to celebrating pork and its many gastronomic expressions. This devotion is hardly surprising. Pork is the raw material behind some of Italy’s most prized food products,
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No trip to Emilia-Romagna – widely regarded as the gastronomic heart of Italy – would be complete without bringing home a few carefully chosen edible souvenirs. This is especially true if you’ve had the chance to attend a cookery class or visit local producers, where you learn how deeply food, place, and tradition are connected.
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Connoisseurs of fine cars and exceptional cuisine will find a visit to the medieval town of Modena, in northern Italy, particularly rewarding. Together with nearby Parma, Modena is home to some of Italy’s most celebrated exports: Parmigiano Reggiano, traditional balsamic vinegar, Parma ham, and the industrial heritage of brands such as Ferrari and Maserati. Allowing
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