We are thrilled to announce that Emilia Delizia Food Tours has been selected to be featured in KAYAK’s Bologna Travel Guide, a leading online resource for travelers seeking the best experiences in Bologna. This opportunity allows us to showcase our renowned food tours to a wider audience, helping more visitors discover the rich culinary traditions […]
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Bologna, with its red roofs and endless porticoes, is a city that seamlessly blends the traditional with the contemporary, the peaceful with the exuberant. Nestled in the heart of the Emilia-Romagna region in Italy, Bologna is a place where history collides with innovation, a city where culture is abundant. Recently, this vibrant city becomes the
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Lucca is one of the better bases for experiencing carnival in Tuscany. The city holds its own programme of events during the weeks before Shrove Tuesday, and sits just 20 kilometres from Viareggio — home to one of Italy’s most spectacular carnival parades. The two are worth combining if you are in the area in
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Rimini is effectively two cities in one: a working Roman and medieval city centre with monuments that rank among the most significant in northern Italy, and a 15-km stretch of Adriatic beach that has been one of Italy’s main summer resort destinations since the 19th century. Most visitors come for the beach and discover the
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Art City Bologna is an annual contemporary art festival held each February in Bologna, running in parallel with Arte Fiera. Over three hundred events spread across the city’s historic buildings, civic museums, commercial galleries, and unconventional spaces — turning Bologna into a concentrated point for contemporary art for one long weekend. The fourteenth edition, Art
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The Portico di San Luca runs for 3.5 kilometres and 666 arches from the Arco del Meloncello at the edge of the city up the hill to the Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca. It was built between 1674 and 1793 to protect the annual religious procession that carries the Madonna’s icon down to
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