Reggio-Emilia is a scenic province in northern Italy. The landscape here is composed of farmland alternating with woods, lakes and rocky peaks, making it a great destination for people who love the outdoors. Gastrophiles will want to sample the local Parmigiano cheese, as well as the excellent local red wines.

Towns of Reggio-Emilia

The capital of Reggio-Emilia is the town of the same name. Here you can see beautiful old theatres, churches and museums, as well as the Sala del Tricolore, known as the birthplace of the Italian flag. Leaving the capital, you can visit the small town of Quattro Castella, which is dominated by four castles on four hills, and features many interesting archeological sites.

What to Do in Reggio-Emilia

Near the village of Castelnovo ne’ Monti, you can hike up the mountain called Pietra di Bismàntova, which boasts magnificent views of the surrounding countryside. The National Park of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines contains beautiful scenery, and there are many hiking trails and rock climbing sites. Those who enjoy winter sports can visit Cerreto dei Laghi, which features excellent skiing. Connoisseurs of wine can walk the Scandiano and Canossa Route of Wines and Flavours of the Hills, and sample the local reds as they shed a few pounds.
For wellness, Terme di Cervarezza are the ideal choice where to go.