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Romagna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Emilia-Romagna - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The provinces and communes, territory, history, what to see and where to stay in the Emilia Romagna region, Italy ... Within Emilia Romagna is also the independent republic of San Marino, the most ancient in Europe, with a population of about 26,000 inhabitants, whose economy is mostly based on agriculture,
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Half of Emilia Romagna territory is formed by the Apennines; the other half is a large plain, which reaches to the Adriatic Sea. The coastline is flat and sandy, with a typical lagoon and marshy area (the Valli of Comacchio).;
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THE Romagna, the south-east portion of the great plain of the Po valley, spread its snares before Eighth Army. Half-seen through the fine drizzle of 21 September, it offered a dreary prospect of flat, watery and charmless land, receding monotonously towards a grey horizon.
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Welcome To; Emilia Romagna and the Marches! ... Indeed, if you are looking for an extremely well organized resort area where hundreds of decent if simple hotels offer full board at rock bottom prices, the coast of Emilia Romagna is the place for you. Just about any outdoor activity you can think of is readily available,
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Emilia Romagna is renowned as the gastronomic heartland of Italy. This intensely passionate countryside is famous for homemade pastas, balsamic vinegar, prosciutto and Parmigiano cheese, among many other staples of Italian cuisine.
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Discover Italy off the beaten path: enjoy the homemade pasta of Romagna, travel to a balsamic vinegar producer for a custom barrel tasting, and take a peek in a Parmigiano cheese facility.
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