Planning a trip to Modena, the charming city in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, is an exciting adventure. Whether you're visiting for its world-famous balsamic vinegar, its exquisite culinary scene, or its impressive Ferrari Museum, Modena offers a blend of history, culture, and luxury. Finding the perfect place to stay can make all the difference in your trip. In this guide, we’ll explore the b

Not sure which area fits your trip? Here’s the quick low-down on Modena’s most useful areas. Historic Centre (Centro Storico) – The most atmospheric place to stay: you’ll walk to the Duomo, Albinelli Market and the best trattorias, but mind the ZTL and limited parking. Sant’Agnese – A residential pocket just outside the walls: quieter nights, green spaces and good mid-range options, with a 20–25

Let's say it first: Emilia Romagna isn't Tuscany or Iceland.Don't expect to find a blue lagoon, Byzantine hammams or wild hot springs between the hills.But if you're looking for an intimate place to relax and escape from your daily stressful routine, thermal baths are always a great option.

Thermal baths near Bologna

I guess Reggio Emilia isn't on your travel list yet. This city between Modena and Parma is still a hidden destination outside the tourist routes. Get ready to change your mind, plan your visit, and discover the best things to do in Reggio Emilia – plus where to eat and how to get there.

Things to do in Reggio Emilia, Italy

She only signs "OZ", like the famous wizard of the book he also illustrated.You can explore Olimpia Zagnoli's colourful world in an exhibition in Reggio Emilia that traces her 10-year career.

Olimpia Zagnoli: Pencils and Cappelletti in Reggio Emilia

From the Tuscany you don't expect, to a mix of Bologna restaurants that were there waiting to be found. Here's my 2021 through the best food. And if you've missed them, here are my best food of 2020, 2019, 2018 and 2017.

Stuffed mussels @Teresa Bistrot sul Mare, Viareggio