Emilia-Romagna

The region is enclosed between the Adriatic Sea on the east and follows on the occidental side the Appennines on the Tuscanian border, touching Liguria and Piemonte. In the north its territories are delimited by Lombardy and Veneto, and in the south with Marche and San Marino. Emilia Romagna is split in half between hilly territories of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines and flat lands characterized by the Po Valley. The costal area is represented by a strong heritage in tourism hospitality and commerce, where you can find plenty of leasure activities. The cultural offer is incredible, spacing from the Mosaic of Ravenna, Bologna with the oldest University in Europe and old centers like Bobbio, Parma and Castell'Arquato.