Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Nestled in the lush foothills of the Apennine Mountains lies the sprawling agricultural estate of Tenuta di Roncolo. On these tranquil and historic grounds, you’ll find the luxury boutique hotel, Relais Roncolo 1888. Dating back to the 17th century, this elegant oasis beckons with opulent rooms, on-site wine tastings, nature trails, and much more.
Italy’s Best-kept Secret
Emilia-Romagna is one of Italy’s best-kept secrets, encompassing nine Italian cities between the northeast region of the country to the Adriatic Sea. It’s here that you’ll experience the warmth of Italian hospitality, from the beloved culinary trophies of this region—like prosciutto di Parma and balsamic vinegar of Modena—to famous Italian automotive brands that shape car culture here and abroad. Ignite your senses on an elegant adventure through this storied region of wine, culinary delights, Romanesque churches, and more.
Quick Facts
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Suggested Airport
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport (BLQ) -
Currency
Euro -
Language
Italian -
Time Zone
6 hours ahead of NYC -
Average temperature
76℉ in summer; 39℉ in winter -
Closest big city
Florence
Destination Highlights
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Motor Valley
Known as The Land of Motors, Emilia-Romagna features museums and racetracks from top Italian automotive brands like Ferrari, Maserati, and Lamborghini. Contact your Care team to plan a guided tour or spend time in the driver's seat.
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Salsomaggiore Terme
At the foot of the Apennine hills lies Salsomaggiore Terme. Decorated with paintings by Galileo Chini, this prestigious town is known for healing water springs offering an array of wellness treatments including thermal mineral baths, body scrubs, Ayurvedic massages, mud baths, more.
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Battistero di Parma
Boasting a hybrid of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, this pink-marbled octagon is one of the most important Medieval monuments in Europe. Inside the Baptistery, you’ll find stunning 13th- and 14th-century frescoes.
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Weather
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Forecasting Your Emilia-Romagna Vacation
Emilia-Romagna features a mild continental climate year-round. High season is from July through September, when the days are longer and warmer. The Adriatic Sea is also at its warmest during this time, with water temperatures hovering around 77℉. As with any temperate region, you can expect a short, cold winter from December until February.
