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Taiani Valeria
Tourist Guide
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The Patron Saint’s Pardon
November 24, St Prospero’s day, a condemned prisoner, chosen at random, was taken to the omonimous Basilica and pardoned. It was the tribute that the town gave its Patron Saint.
Located in Discover the area / People, history, traditions / Curiosities
The seven Cervi Brothers
Cervi were a numerous family of tenant farmers, who lived in Praticello di Gattatico, composed of father Alcide, mother Genoveffa Cocconi, seven male sons (Gelindo, Antenore, Aldo, Agostino, Ferdinando, Ovidio, Ettore) and two female daughters (Diomira and Caterina). The seven male sons, fervently antifascist, were shot to death by the fascists in Reggio Emilia December 28, 1943, after their house was destroyed and they were arrested one month earlier.
Located in Discover the area / People, history, traditions / Famous people
The small capitals of the Po River
The 30 km that divide Reggio Emilia from the Great River help us discover the small Renaissance capitals along the Po river as well as an amazing historical and natural landscape.
Located in Discover the area / Routes and tours / Cycling, mountain biking
The story of Palazzo dei Musei
The story of the Palazzo San Francesco (St. Francis’ Palace) began in 1256, when the Franciscans, by authorisation of Bishop Guglielmo Fogliani, took up residence at the church of San Luca and the adjacent imperial palace, which had been used as an Episcopal centre since 1195. In 1272, work began that resulted in the conversion of the palace into a convent and in the construction of a new church devoted to St. Francis. Final transfer of the property was ratified in 1276 by Rudolph of Habsburg, the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
Located in Discover the area / People, history, traditions / Curiosities
DoveMangiare Trattoria "A Canali"
Trattoria con cucina tipica reggiana e bottega di prodotti dell’Appennino: pasta, olio, aceto, formaggi, conserve, miele, marmellate, tisane, ortaggi e tanto altro.
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Wineries
From the mountains to the plain (their border runs along the via Emilia), from the Grand Countess Matilde di Canossa to Gualtieri's naive painter Antonio Ligabue, the history and culture of this land have always revolved around the country and its fruits: foods, wisdom and values. The typical wine is called Lambrusco.
Located in Flavours / Food and wine factories