Welcome to Reggio Emilia:
The Cradle of the Tricolour and Italian Culture
In the heart of Emilia-Romagna, Reggio Emilia is a city that harmoniously combines history, culture and innovation. Known throughout the world as the city where the Italian tricolour flag was born, Reggio Emilia is a place that enchants with its unique mix of tradition and modernity, ideal for those who love to discover authentic and meaningful treasures.
There are many buildings and artworks in Reggio Emilia,
all to be visited and admired such as:
Piazza Fontanesi | Sala del Tricolore | Basilica della Madonna della Ghiara | Musei Civici di Reggio Emilia | Teatro Municipale Romolo Valli e Piazza della Vittoria | Basilica di San Prospero | Museo della Storia della Psichiatria | Centro Internazionale Loris Malaguzzi | I ponti di Calatrava e la Stazione Mediopadana AV | Piazza Prampolini | Collezione Maramotti di Opere d’Arte | Museo del Tricolore | Palazzo Magnani
Experience Reggio Emilia
Whether you are a history buff, a gourmet or a culture lover, Reggio Emilia has something for everyone. Its warm welcome, historical heritage and modern vitality make it an unforgettable destination. Come and discover the city that gave birth to the Tricolore and continues to inspire with its timeless charm.
A Culinary Paradise
Reggio Emilia is an unmissable stop for lovers of good food. The heart of Emilia-Romagna, the city is famous for its excellent products. Taste the real Parmigiano Reggiano, the “King of Cheeses”, produced in the surrounding countryside, and accompany it with a glass of Lambrusco, the typical sparkling red wine of the area.
Don’t miss the traditional dishes, such as erbazzone, a savory pie with spinach and cheese, or tortelli verdi, pasta filled with herbs and ricotta. Each dish is a journey into the authentic flavors of Emilian cuisine.
Culture and Innovation
Outside the city, the province of Reggio Emilia offers breathtaking landscapes and charming villages. Discover the hills of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, dotted with medieval castles and small villages. Visit the Canossa Castle, a symbol of power and intrigue in the Middle Ages, or explore the Tuscan-Emilian Appennine National Park, a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor activities.
