The Parma province stretches from the fertile plains along the great river Po at rolling hills covered with vineyards, up to the mountains and to the extraordinary Ridge area parks, rich with lakes and forests.
The area is dotted with fortresses and castles, stunning residences of local noble families, embellished with extraordinary works of art, from parks and Spa where health and beauty are combined with hospitality.
Products of excellence of the territory are a poetry for lovers of good food and offer a rich basket of goodies: His Majesty, Culatello, the famous Parma ham, Felino salami, Regal Spalla Cotta di San Secondo loved by Giuseppe Verdi, the sumptuous Parmigiano Reggiano cheese from unique properties, Borgotaro Porcini Mushrooms, black truffle Fragno and Finally, the dei Colli di Parma wines: Malvasia loved by Garibaldi who wanted to transplant on his rocky Caprera, the sparkling Lambrusco ideal with cold cuts and amazing Fortana del Taro.
A wealth of flavor that marries the beauty of landscapes, Natural Parks, the thermal waters and strewn with art even in the smallest towns, to discover, step by step in a journey full of constant and unexpected surprises.
The Boschi di Carrega, the Via Francigena and the traditional flavours of Parma.
Countryside, Parmigiano Reggiano and nature in the heart of the Parma lowlands.
A Cistercian abbey, the Via Francigena and the flavours of the Parma countryside.
A land of Parmigiano Reggiano, rural traditions and historic villages.
The land of the Po River, surrounded by countryside, waterways and traditional local cuisine.
The land of Giuseppe Verdi, where music meets the flavours and traditions of the Parma lowlands.
The magnificent Royal Palace, historic gardens and the authentic flavours of the Bassa Parmense.
A magnificent Romanesque cathedral and the historic Via Francigena along the Via Emilia.
The Rocca Sanvitale and the traditional Tortél Dóls, one of the distinctive flavours of the Parma lowlands.
The homeland of Culatello di Zibello PDO, where the misty countryside meets the great Po River.
The Rocca Meli Lupi and a corner of the Parma lowlands rich in cured meats and ancient traditions.
Castle, Po River landscapes, Fortana wine and the authentic flavours of the Parma lowlands.
The homeland of Culatello di Zibello PDO, where misty landscapes, historic arcades and the flavours of the Parma lowlands come together.
Historic fortresses, countryside and traditional flavours in the lands crossed by the Taro River.
The homeland of Spalla Cotta di San Secondo, dominated by the historic Rocca dei Rossi.
The homeland of Salame Felino PGI, surrounded by a castle, rolling hills and centuries-old food traditions.
The capital of Prosciutto di Parma PDO, nestled among the hills beneath Torrechiara Castle.
Rolling hills, ancient churches and Parmigiano Reggiano near the homeland of Parma Ham.
The Rocca Sanvitale, the Boschi di Carrega and the wines of the Colli di Parma.
Art, rolling hills and the flavours of the Enza Valley, including Parmigiano Reggiano and local produce.
A magnificent castle overlooking the Enza Valley, surrounded by history and gentle hills.
Romanesque churches, mountain Parmigiano Reggiano and panoramic views across the Enza Valley.
The village of the Black Truffle of Fragno, surrounded by charming hamlets, forests and authentic Apennine cuisine.
The land of the Hundred Lakes, surrounded by mountain ridges, ancient villages and authentic Apennine flavors.
Castle, lakes and unspoiled nature in the heart of the Parma Apennines.
Mountains, chestnut forests and breathtaking views of the upper Parma Valley, at the foot of Mount Caio.
Mountain villages, chestnut forests and unspoiled nature in the Parma Apennines.
Forests, porcini mushrooms and traditional mountain cuisine in the green landscapes of the upper Taro Valley.
Apennine traditions, unspoiled nature and authentic mountain flavors in the upper Taro Valley.
A village along the Via Francigena, known for its Romanesque Cathedral, mushrooms and authentic Apennine flavors.
The capital of the Borgotaro Porcini Mushroom PGI, surrounded by the forests of the Parma Apennines.
One of the most charming villages in the Taro Valley, dominated by its ancient castle.
A crossroads of the Via Francigena, surrounded by history, ancient parish churches and the landscapes of the Taro Valley.
Villages, castles and nature along the Taro River, at the gateway to the Parma Apennines.
Ancient parish churches, small villages and the Via Francigena between the Taro Valley and the Parma Apennines.
Forests, mushrooms and high-mountain landscapes in the wildest part of the Taro Valley.
Small villages, forests and the peaceful atmosphere of the Apennines in the heart of the Parma valleys.
The spectacular Fortress overlooks a valley of forests, ancient villages and authentic Apennine flavors.
Forests, castles and traditional mountain cuisine surrounded by the unspoiled nature of the Ceno Valley.
A small mountain area surrounded by forests, ancient villages and rural traditions.
Hills, thermal springs and traditional Parma flavors between the Taro and Ceno valleys.
Medieval castle and a passion for motorsports in the heart of the Ceno Valley.
Thermal baths, Art Nouveau architecture and flavors of the Parma hills in the town of the magnificent Palazzo Berzieri.
Hills, small villages and Apennine traditions in the Stirone Valley.