Not just ham, not just Parmesan cheese. But also Correggio, Parmigianino, the Farnese, Maria Luigia. And again, the Duomo, the Baptistery, the Regio Theater ... Parma welcomes you with its excellence in its streets, in the lanes of typical houses side by side, in its sunny squares. A petite capital to live in sumptuous palaces, in the shopping streets, in that ducal legacy that permeates the Parmesan style, between fashion mood and tradition. While preserving the signs of a twentieth-century history, Parma is dressed in a nineteenth-century dress from the typical yellow ocher (Yellow Parma!) That colors the downtown buildings, with bridges elegantly lined up over the creek, a hinge that divides the heart from the city more traditional district "Oltretorrente", a ward that today also has a multiethnic and university face. But Parma is also production, industry, development and promotion of art. It can not be summarized in a few lines: visit it!
Each route is customizable by the customer's needs. Visits to churches, museums and exhibitions are only allowed on days and opening times, so it is not always possible to guarantee the integrity of the proposal.
Parma not to be missed in a half-day or full-day tour, a rich journey through monuments and characteristic views not to be forgotten.
On the traces of the well-known composer, one of the most beloved music master in the world who hase his homeland in Parma.
Understand the city through its twentieth-century history, starting from the place depicted in the memory, the Archaeological Museum, but also crossing the streets of the city with a leap to the Diocesan Museum and the Roman Bridge.
A path to satisfy artistic enjoyment and your palate, in the hills of Parma, where the towers of the castle of Torrechiara sway in the sky and where was born the King of Ham, one of Parma, of course. But not only…
©2017-
Modena Parma Guide di Giacomo Cacciatore | Phone 347 914 2940 | Policy Privacy
Professional Certificate issued by the Province ofModena - Reg. 16/01/2017 al n.1678/ 08/07/01 (fasc.13)
Web & Design by ABoh