What to see nearby
Owned by the Sidoli-Terrachini family, Agriturismo Cavazzone is located in the hills surrounding Reggio Emilia and offers the opportunity to enjoy lunch or dinner at its restaurant, where traditional local cuisine is served.
By reservation, guests may visit the historic vinegar loft with tastings, as well as the small museum area located in the old cellars. Cooking classes are also available upon request.
Hotel Posta is located in the heart of the Parmigiano Reggiano production area, home of the world-famous “King of Cheeses”.
By reservation, guests may visit a local dairy and observe the different stages of milk processing — a unique opportunity to discover how this renowned cheese is made.
Guided tours take place in the morning, usually between 8:00 am and 9:00 am.
For information and reservations, please contact Reception.
Reggio Emilia offers a rich cultural scene dedicated to modern and contemporary art.
Among the city’s highlights are the Collezione Maramotti, featuring important international works; Spazio Gerra, devoted to contemporary visual languages and emerging artists; and the permanent installations by Luciano Fabro, Robert Morris and Sol LeWitt, displayed in several historic buildings throughout the city centre.
Museum lovers should not miss the Musei Civici and the Museo del Tricolore, which includes a section dedicated to the Italian Risorgimento and the history of the Italian flag.
Nearby, the Galleria Parmeggiani houses remarkable nineteenth-century collections of artworks, objects and antique furnishings.
Palazzo Magnani and the Chiostri di San Pietro complete the cultural offering, hosting prestigious temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
Reggio Emilia is home to some of the most elegant theatres in Emilia-Romagna.
The Teatro Municipale Romolo Valli, with its neoclassical façade and magnificent interiors decorated with gilded stucco, is a masterpiece of nineteenth-century architecture and hosts a rich programme of performances throughout the year.
Just a short distance away stands the Teatro Ariosto, distinguished by its late Liberty-style frescoes and its intimate, refined atmosphere.
Both theatres may be visited through guided tours, available by reservation only.
For current performances and events, please visit the official website:
www.iteatri.re.it
ust a 30-minute drive away, Maranello is home to the famous Ferrari Museum, dedicated to the sports cars that made the Prancing Horse renowned around the world.
In nearby Modena, guests may also visit the second Ferrari Museum, showcasing historic models from the 1950s to the present day.
The surrounding area is also home to other prestigious automotive brands, including Lamborghini in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Pagani Automobili in San Cesario sul Panaro, Maserati in Modena and the Enzo Ferrari Museum.
