Trip Tips: Felino Salami Museum
The ethnographic museum on the theme of the production of Salame di Felino was created inside the cellars of the Castle of Felino, an ancient manor dating back to the year 890, in Felino in the Province of Parma. The castle stands on an isolated hillock, in a panoramic and strategic position. It was built […]
The collective of reporters in Pianello Valtidone breaks
CESURA is a photographic collective that produces projects in the field of documentary photography and visual research in the artistic field, founded in 2008 by Arianna Arcara, Luca Baioni, Alex Majoli, Gabriele Micalizzi, Andy Rocchelli, Alessandro Sala and Luca Santese. Its founding members trained as assistants at the printing workshop by Alex Majoli, Magnum photographer; […]
Val Taro for Beer Lovers: discovering the Turris brewery
Not only wine but also beer… here is a fabulous reality for beer lovers in Val Taro. In the organic family farm, couplet barley is grown which, once malted in Italy, becomes the basic ingredient of Turris beers. Quality, territoriality and sustainability are the guidelines in the choice of raw materials and processing methods. What […]
Madoi – Open-air museum in Alta Val Parma
Madoi is a thematic path of the Park of the Hundred Lakes, focused on the frescoes created by the artist Walter Madoi in the village of Lower Sixth in the early 60s. The goal he pursued in creating these murals was to make the village of Sesto always alive and full of figures, making it […]
Val D’Arda Scipione Sparrows: Capital of scarecrows
Scipione Passeri is a small town halfway between Salsomaggiore Terme and Vigoleno, in the valley of the Stirone river park, between Parma and Piacenza. A country that lives on a predominantly agricultural economy. What brings us to this seemingly normal location? We arrive at Scipione Passeri to enjoy one of the most special festivals of […]
The 5 places of water not to be missed on the Reggio Apennines
Waterfalls, lakes, rivers, reservoirs, fountains… here are the coolest posts to discover on the Reggio Apennines. 1: Golfarone Waterfall and Golfarone Falls are one of the jewels of the Secchiello Valley and in particular of the nearby Villa Minozzo. About fifteen meters high and are rich in jumps that, over the centuries, have given life […]
Val Taro and the mysterious faces carved into the rock
If you are looking for a beautiful route in an almost unspoiled nature, we suggest you do not underestimate the Val Taro. A pleasant, relaxing place full of surprises. Among these we want to point out something magical in the area of San Vincenzo, a small town near Borgo Val di Taro. In the middle […]
With the backpack on your shoulders – educational proposals
For schools of all levels of the IC of Fornovo the Tourist Office IAT is available for free guided tours in the area, as well as collaboration on any projects. In addition to this possible, it is possible to arrange and book visits and thematic workshops with experts who have been collaborating with our service […]
Travo: the Giana Anguissola Literary Competition arrives at the XIII edition
In 2022 the Giana Anguissola Literary Competition will cross the finish line of the XIII edition. The event is dedicated to the writer, who at the turn of the last century, achieved notoriety thanks to her novels for adults and children, her television scripts and her articles as a journalist on some of the main […]
Excursion in Val Nure: discovering Lake Nero
Lago Nero is the largest of the glacial lakes of the Ligurian-Emilian Apennines and preserves a practically intact natural environment. It is located at the bottom of a glacial basin west of Monte Nero and north-east of Monte Bue at an altitude of 1540 m above sea level. The mountain has a real peculiarity: it […]
