Romantic Things To Do in Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Have you ever watched a film while sitting on the beach, your toes in the sand and only the moon to light the scene? You can at Rimini with Amarena, the film venue that shows older films, free of charge, directly on the beach. This ... More on Yahoo! Travel

You will find Rimini Beach buzzing with activity. While the beach is the perfect place to unwind from the city's hustle-bustle, the neighboring restaurants and bars tempt you with delicious food an... More on Yahoo! Travel

It is a huge beach, must I say. It is divided in smaller districts for better navigation. Each district has its own dining place, ... More on igougo

The Schifanoia Palace was built in 1385 for Albert V d'Este and was enlarged by Borso d'Este (1450-71). The Ancient Art Museum was founded in 1758 and transferred to its present site in 1898. At first, only coins and medals were ... More on Frommers

(Local Name: Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche) In Viale Baccarini we find the richly stocked Ceramic Museu ... More on PlanetWare

This octagonal domed church dates from the mid-6th century. The mosaics inside -- in brilliant greens and golds, lit by light from translucent panels -- are among the most celebrated in the Western world. Covering the apse ... More on Frommers

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

The Archaeological Museum of Bologna is located in the ancient "Ospedale della Morte" (Death Hospital). It dates back to the XV century and was inaugurated in 1881. It contains the University collections, the ... More on MuseumStuff.com

The museum has a collection of over 2000 anatomical-pathological models, some of which are unique in the world. There is also a ... More on Yahoo! Travel

More than 1, 00, 000 dried plants make up this collection, which is one of the oldest in Europe. Some of the oldest pieces date back to the 16th century. The collection ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Ferdinando Marsili (1658-1730) was a scientist, traveler and a mercenary. He fought against the Turks in the army of Emperor Leopold I contributing to victory not just as a soldier but with engineering works. Although he traveled ... More on Yahoo! Travel