4200 x 5250 px | 35,6 x 44,5 cm | 14 x 17,5 inches | 300dpi
Date de la prise de vue:
2006
Informations supplémentaires:
Bordered by Lombardy and Veneto to the north and Tuscany to the south the central Italian region of Emilia Romagna stretches from the Adriatic coast in the east almost to the Mediterranean in the west Principle towns include the capital of Bologna Modena Ravenna Piacenza and Parma Smaller gems include Rocca Viscontea and Brisighella A varied landscape encompasses the foothills of the Apennine mountains to the south the lush farmlands of the Pianura Padana in the north little medieval villages and towns castles and bustling beach resorts such as Rimini and Riccione The little principality of San Marino nestles on its south eastern border Unmissable highlights of Emilia Romagna include the food the richest in Italy and heavy on creams and sauces with local specialities including Parma Ham and Parmesan Cheese parmiggiano Points of interest the Bologna food market the truffle olive and polenta festival in Brisighella the mosaics in Ravenna Santarcangelo di Romagna this is a magical town with a noble atmosphere a centuries old history and buildings dating back a thousand years such as the Pieve parish church It also has a network of over two hundred marvellous caves whose origins are shrouded in mystery Santarcangelo is the capital of Romagnola dialect poetry and it has a lively cultural tradition It hosts a theatre festival and numerous fairs such as the Fair of San Michele in September and the Fair of San Martino in November which attract crowds of people Worth visiting are the beautiful churches piazza Ganganelli the quarters of the old town the Malatesta Fortress the caves and the Ethnographic Museum of the Uses and Customs of the People of Romagna Fiera di San Martino often called for fun the Fira di bec fair of the cuckolds Alternate Spelling Sant Acangelo San Martino Sanmartino
