Highlights:
- Romanesque masterpiece
- Correggio’s frescoes

Highlights:
- Medieval art
- Works by Benedetto Antelami

Must-see:
- Palatina Library
- Farnese Theatre

Must-see:
- Chapel of the Madonna della Steccata
- Frescoes by Correggio and Parmigianino

Must-see:
- Trianon Fountain
- Central avenue, decorative fountains, and artificial lake

Must-see:
- Neoclassical-style façade
- Horseshoe-shaped hall

Must-see:
- Ham Museum
- Parmigiano Reggiano Museum

How to Get There

• By Train: Parma is well connected to major Italian cities such as Milan, Bologna, and Florence.
• By Car: The A1 motorway connects Parma to many important destinations.
• By Air: Parma Airport offers both domestic and international flights. Other nearby airports include Bologna and Milan.

Activities for Families

• If you're traveling with children, visit the Ham Museum or the Cittadella Park, where little ones can play and have fun.

Events and Festivals

• Verdi Festival (September-October): A tribute to the composer Giuseppe Verdi.
• Street Food Fair (Spring): A celebration of local and international street food.

Traditional Cuisine

• Tortelli di Erbette: Fresh pasta filled with ricotta cheese and Swiss chard.
• Anolini in Broth: Small ravioli served in a rich meat broth.
• Culatello di Zibello: A fine cured meat produced around Parma.
• Lambrusco: A sparkling wine that pairs perfectly with local dishes.

Useful Tips

• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and many events.
• Getting Around: The historic center is easily explored on foot or by bicycle.
• Language: Italian is the official language, but many people also speak English.