Despite its location between Tuscany and Lombardy and the Veneto, an intermediate zone linking the north with the centre of the country, stretching from the seaside resorts of the Adriatic Coast to just short of the Mediterranean it is still largely overlooked by tourists.

It is considered to be one of the richest and most developed regions in Europe, with a wealth of historic cites, universities, and culture, Emilia Romagna is the heart of Northern Italy and it is of great importance for communications.

The rich soil of the Po Valley makes it one of Italy’s most prosperous farming regions, earning it the name of “foodbasket of Italy.”