What to see in Emilia-Romagna

Ceramic tiles with a marble, wood and stone finish: global trends In recent years, ceramics with a marble, wood and stone effect have taken centre stage in contemporary interior design and architectural projects. The reason is clear: to combine the aesthetic appeal of natural materials with the technical performance of porcelain stoneware.Much of this evolution…

The iconic colours of Emilia’s supercars: from Rosso Corsa to Giallo Modena In Emilia-Romagna, supercars are not recognised solely by the sound of their engines or their design. They are also recognised by their colour. In Motor Valley, the body colour is part of a brand’s identity, its history and its collective imagination.From the famous…

Guided tastings: how to recognise a high-quality DOP product Taking part in a guided tasting in Emilia-Romagna means much more than simply tasting. It means learning to distinguish, understand and evaluate. In the Food Valley, home to some of Europe’s most important DOP products, knowing how to recognise a high-quality one is an integral part…

Motor Valley and Photography: The Most Iconic Locations for Automotive Shooting The Motor Valley isn't just about mechanics and speed: it's also one of the most photogenic territories for those who love automotive photography. Between legendary circuits, winding hills, iconic factories and historic villages, Emilia Romagna offers perfect settings to enhance supercars, hypercars and historic…

The evolution of porcelain stoneware: technology and performance Porcelain stoneware is one of the most widely used materials in contemporary architecture today. But the product we know today is the result of a decades-long technological evolution, strongly driven by innovation in the Ceramic Valley between Modena and Reggio Emilia.From a simple alternative to traditional ceramics,…

Emilia's historic workshops: where prototypes and concept cars are born In the heart of the Emilian Motor Valley, far from the spotlight of large showrooms, there are places where ideas take shape even before cars: historic workshops and design workshops. Between Modena, Bologna and Parma, Emilia Romagna holds a unique heritage of technical expertise. This…

The forgotten dishes of Emilian tradition When we talk about Emilian cuisine, tortellini, lasagna, Parmigiano Reggiano and ragù immediately come to mind. But Emilia Romagna's tradition is much broader than what appears on restaurant menus today. There is a lesser-known part, made up of forgotten dishes from Emilian tradition, recipes born in peasant homes, in…

Luxury food and wine tourism in Emilia Romagna Emilia Romagna has always been synonymous with gastronomic excellence. But in recent years the region, particularly the Food Valley, has also become a leading destination for luxury food and wine tourism. It's not just about eating well, but about enjoying exclusive experiences: dinners in three-Michelin-starred restaurants, private…

Ceramic Valley and the International Contract: Hotels and Skyscrapers Around the World From the provinces of Modena and Reggio Emilia to the skyscrapers of New York, luxury hotels in Dubai and resorts in Asia. The Emilian Ceramic Valley is today one of the absolute protagonists of the international contract market. The tiles and large porcelain…

Motor Valley and Formula 1: The Connection to Imola and the History of GP The Emilian Motor Valley is not just a land of supercars and hypercars: it is also a territory deeply linked to Formula 1. The heart of this bond is Imola, home to the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, one of the…