Parma Food Tour

Where to EAT, DRINK & SLEEP in PARMA

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0:42 We'll start in Bologna and climb up the Two Towers to discover postcard-perfect views of the city. 1:50 Then, we'll learn how to make handmade pasta in a local home kitchen before 3:45 continuing the food tour in the nearby town of Parma. Yes, this is the home of parmesean cheese, and also proscuitto and the king of cured meats--cullatello. 6:00 We'll rev up the engines in Motor Valley, riding shottie in a Lamborghini! 9:23 Then, we'll travel to Ravenna to see Byzantine mosaics, and take a turn as artist at a modern mosaic studio. 10:36 Finally, we'll kick back and enjoy a summer picnic, sipping on good wine, live music, and good company. 7:21 We'll also sneak in an overnight trip to San Marino (the smallest country in the world), and explore this charming medieval city on a hill. We'll learn the art of flag waving before heading back to our basecamp in Bologna. It's all right here, in the Emilia Romagna region of northern Italy!

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Emilia-Romagna Travel Guide for Food Lovers (Bologna, Forlimpopoli, Faenza, Modena, Parma) in Italy

Join us for a food tour all over Emilia Romagna, Italy as we eat and travel our way around the region including stops in Bologna, Forlimpopoli, Faenza, Modena, Parma. Aside from the incredible Italian food we devoured some of the highlights of the trip included ascending Torre Prendiparte tower for some amazing views of Bologna at night, visiting the Enzo Ferrari museum, taking an Italian cooking class to learn how to make pasta and visiting a dairy farm where we learned all about Parmigiano Reggiano. You'll notice our friend Brendan in this video who also has a YouTube channel focused on travel & photography (

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So good morning from Italia!

We are back in Italy. This time we're exploring the region of Emilia-Romagna and we're going to be spending three days here eating, drinking, exploring. Yeah. So exciting. This is a food heavy tour and I can't wait to just like devour as much Italian food as possible and we're also going to be doing quite a bit of travel too. Yeah, so we're starting things off in Bologna and we're also going to be exploring a few destinations so tag along.

So this afternoon in Bologna we are climbing Torre Prendiparte. This tower was built in the late eleventh century, early twelfth and we're supposed to get some amazing views of the city from the top.

You can actually stay inside the tower and it has some pretty cool accommodations

So we made it to the top. We had to climb twelve stories on rickety wooden stairs to get here but the views are spectacular even in the rain.

So this morning we are going to be cooking. We're currently in Forlimpopoli. This is the hometown of Pellegrino Artusi and he basically created the first Italian cookbook in Italian. We're going to be preparing some of the recipes in that cookbook.

So we watched the demonstration. Now it is time to create our own pasta. It is one hundred grams of flower to one egg.

So I've got my pasta now it is time to I guess make it into different shapes.

So this is Mio Laboro. My hard work with pasta to feed an army.

Lunchtime. We get to eat the pasta we made.

So we just finished a wonderful lunch but the day is not over yet. Next up we're doing a vineyard and wine tour so we're just going to take a little look around and see what we can find. Yeah, so this place is called La Palazza to drink wine.

So last night we spent the night at an agriturismo and that is kind of like a home stay but in a rural farm setting in a vineyard.

So this morning we are visiting Acetaia di Giorgio and we're learning about the Balsamic Vinegar making tradition.

Alright, so Brendan and Audrey we are doing a taste test of Balsamic Vinegar.

So what did you think of that original traditional balsamic vinegar?

So for today's lunch we are getting a little bit fancy. We're currently at Antica Corte Pallavivina Relais. It is basically like this old fortress slash castle in Parma.

I'm walking through a tunnel of ham. You have prosciutto, salami and some different meats and cheeses.

So I'm trying Frizzante Rosso and it is a traditional type of wine and if you look down here you can see it is in a very traditional cup not a typical wine glass.

So this morning we're at a dairy farm learning all about the Parmigiano-Reggiano. It has been cool just seeing how like the production and how it is stored.

Welcome to world of Parmigiano Reggiano. Look at all of this cheese

So we're vising the Enzo Ferrari Museum and in terms of all of the things we've done on this trip this is going to be one of my favorites I think. And if you look up here it the museum is actually shaped like the engine of a Ferrari so the design of the actual museum is really cool.

And because this is an Italian museum everyone is having coffee. I'm having gelato. This flavor is called paradiso. I think it is mango.

Well, our time in Italy has come to an end. We're currently at the airport in Bologna enjoying one final lunch eating pizza.

This is part of our Travel in Emilia-Romagna, Italy video series showcasing Italian food, Italian culture and Italian cuisine.

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What to Do in Parma, Italy in 3 Hours

The plan was to take the train from Milan to Parma, spend three hours exploring Parma, and then catch another train to La Spezia. The plan worked PERFECTLY. Click Show more to see the 3-hour schedule below.

We booked two one-way regional train tickets (one from Milan to Parma and another from Parma to La Spezia), each at about 11 Euros per person. That allowed us to make our own schedule so we could explore Parma. We had to carry our luggage with us, but fortunately we travel light.

The highlight of the trip (besides Pepen's food, of course) was the Parma Cathedral. The paintings and decorations inside this cathedral are unparalleled. It is one of the most awe inspiring, completely impressive buildings I've ever been in (and I've been in St. Paul's in London, St. Peter's in the Vatican, and most of the other impressive cathedrals of the world).

Here's the schedule: (with video time stamps) And how long we spent there.

2pm - Arrive at Parma train station
2.15pm - Eat at Pepen (0:08) Thirty minutes, depending on how busy it is.
2.45pm - Check out Parma Cathedral (0:41) We spent an hour here.
3.45pm - Monastero San Giovanni (1:33) Fifteen minutes is fine.
4.05pm - Chiesa della Staccata (2:00) Ten minutes.
4.20pm - Teatro Farnese (2:19) Thirty minutes.
Then you have 30 minutes to eat gelato (2:53), explore (we went to a few parks that weren't very pretty in March so they didn't make the video), and get back to the train station.

If you're staying in La Spezia (hiking Cinque Terre), stay with Marco on Airbnb. His apartment was fantastic and he was a great host.


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Vlog 11: Day trip to Parma, Italy!

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Hope you guys are having a lovely weekend! We spent such a beautiful day in Parma that I wanted to share with you guys! It's such charming Italian town located not too far away from Bologna.

Parma is known for Parmigiano cheese and prosciutto! We spent the day exploring the cobblestone streets and the beautiful architectures all over the city center.

I highly recommend to visit Parma for a day or two if you are in Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Hope you enjoy this video. If you have a favorite town in Italy, let me know in the comment below. I'd love to hear from you.

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Parma is a university city in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, famed for Parmesan cheese and Parma ham. Romanesque buildings, including the frescoed Parma Cathedral and the pink marble Baptistery, grace the city center. Classical concerts take place at the Teatro Regio, a 19th-century opera house. The Galleria Nazionale, inside the imposing Palazzo della Pilotta, displays works by painters Correggio and Canaletto.
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Food n Walk tours - This video was made and uploaded by Food n Walk Tours are a new group with the most sensational destinations of any Italian food tour - forget the other Parma tours this is the new one to beat and enjoy! The ultimate self drive Italian food tour with FWT Italy is yours for around 80.00euros per head.

You'll love it! This food Italia video intends to introduce the cultural importance of the traditional foods of Parma.

Tripadvisor review glow for us.... we love our home Parma and her treasures... taste on! Parmesan and Parma ham are the fabulous food made in this DOP for centuries. Parma has more DOP products than most areas in the world. It is the food capital of the European Food Commission and for good reason... it beats Bologna hands down for great distinctive dining.

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Best Restaurants & Places to Eat in Parma, Italy

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Parma & Modena Italy | Day 5 | 2318-Mile Road Trip

Parma was the first Italian city on our way that made us feel like we were actually in Italy. Pretty buildings coloured in beautiful pastel shades, fountains, great coffee, tasty food and calmness throughout the streets. We loved it!

We even managed to spot a Ferrari (the first and only one we saw except for the museums), so Oskar was a happy man! We finished the day with an evening stroll along the streets of Modena - another very beautiful Italian city we stayed in for two nights.

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Places to see in ( Parma - Italy )

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Parma is a university city in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, famed for Parmesan cheese and Parma ham. Romanesque buildings, including the frescoed Parma Cathedral and the pink marble Baptistery, grace the city center. Classical concerts take place at the Teatro Regio, a 19th-century opera house. The Galleria Nazionale, inside the imposing Palazzo della Pilotta, displays works by painters Correggio and Canaletto.

If reincarnation ever becomes an option, pray you come back as a Parmesan. Where else do you get to cycle to work through streets virtually devoid of cars, lunch on fresh-from-the-attic prosciutto and aged parmigiano reggiano, quaff crisp, refreshing Lambrusco wine in regal art-nouveau cafes, and spend sultry summer evenings listening to classical music in architecturally dramatic opera houses. Smarting from its position as one of Italy's most prosperous cities, Parma has every right to feel smug. More metropolitan than Modena, yet less clamorous than Bologna, this is the city that gave the world a composer called Verdi and enough ham and cheese to start a deli chain. Stopping here isn't an option, it's a duty.

Dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Parma Cathedral is considered one of the finest examples of a Romanesque Cathedral in Italy, and is particularly known for its fantastic interior frescos. As the main Baptistery of Parma, this structure sits next to the cathedral but actually dwarfs it in size and stands higher than the central point on the roof of the cathedral.

Parma has a number of charming squares, but the most notable is the Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi that can be found to the south of the cathedral in the historic town centre. Located within the Palazzo della Pilotta complex, the Teatro Farnese is one of the most renowned example of a wooden theatre that stands today.

Tucked behind the cathedral is another fantastic church – The Church of St. John the Evangelist that was created in the 1500’s during the Renaissance. Constructed in the late 1500’s, this complex served various functions including a royal palace and a court. Parts of the structure remained unfinished and thus create a strange combination of plain stone architecture together with decorated facades and beautiful arched walkways. Within the complex you can find The National Gallery, The Biblioteca Palatina and the magnificent Teatro Farnese.

Parma has several beautiful parks, but non as expansive and luscious as the vast Parco Ducale. Covering over 200 square metres, this park is one of the central places of recreation in Parma and is simply known as “The Garden”. Located across the river adjacent to the Palazzo della Pilotta, the park is easily accessible.

Another fine establishment that is located within the Palazzo della Pilotta complex, the National Archaeological Museum was founded in 1790 and has housed a fantastic collection of ancient artefacts and relics ever since. If you are looking for a day trip from Parma, the quite country village of Torrechiara offers a different experience.

( Parma - Italy ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Parma . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Parma - Italy

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How Italian Parma Ham Is Made | Regional Eats

Parma ham production has strict geographical boundaries and there are only 145 certified producers of Parma Ham in the world. All producers must be located in the hills around the city of Parma. We went to a factory in Langhirano to see how it’s made.

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