Family Things To Do in Parma, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

This stadium was constructed in 1923 and currently hosts the soccer games of the FC Parma Club. This stadium is conveniently located within walking distance of Parma's city center. Named after Ennio Tardini who as one of Parma's ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The current park area is offically 160 acres but plans exist to expand it to 400 acres. The park is owned by the City of Parma. I wrote an email to the land management committe asking about their b... More on trails.mtbr.com

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NOTE: If you are not from Northeast Ohio, do not come to this trail! For the rest of us who are stuck in Cleveland, this trail is an ATV-based trail that starts behind a Methodist church off State ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Just as an update...the "best" parts of this area has just been wiped out thanks to a new housing developement! There is still a "fire" road back there, but it is mostly flat, with a few water cros... More on trails.mtbr.com

BMXie kind of trail & BMX track More on trails.mtbr.com

Enough to get the heart rate up and the muscles toned. More on trails.mtbr.com

City sightseeing with a tourist guide is a very different experience! Visiting an exhibition, a museum, a c... More on TripAdvisor

If you love Parmigiano Reggiano this a great tour. Our guide met us at the diary with 20 other people. The ... More on TripAdvisor

Palazzo della Pilotta once housed the Farnese family in Parma's heyday as a duchy in the 16th century. Badly damaged by bombs in World War II, it has been restored and turned into a palace of museums. The National Gallery ... More on Frommers

Founded in Parma in 1760 by Don Filippo di Borbone, this museum of antiques was opened to keep the finds of the excavations that took place in Velleja, a small Roman city on the Piacentine Appennino. The most prestigious pieces from ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The old Benedictine convent of San Paolo is located behind the Chiesa di San Ludovico (today you can see its recently recuperated small oratory or Sacello which dates back to around the 10th Century) on Via Melloni. The entrance (which ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Association of Tourist Guides for Parma and its Provinces brings together 26 experts to show groups of tourists around the city's monuments, churches, artistic jewels and the natural beauty of its surrounding area. The daily tarif ... More on Yahoo! Travel

In a University of Parma building this center collects and preserves all kinds of communication materials. Divided into five departments including art, media, planning, photography and performance, the Center for the Study and Archives ... More on Yahoo! Travel