Day Trip from Genoa to Parma

Day Trip from Genoa to Parma

Famous for its fine cheese (parmigiano) and ham, this attractive historic town has settled in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy.
In the 2nd century BC, the Romans founded this city on the Parma River, which divides it into two parts.
Today, Parma is an important road and railway junction in the direction of Milan and Bologna.
The most impressive and historically richest is the cathedral square of Parma, called Piazza Duomo.
This attractive cobbled square is surrounded by historic buildings, of which are the Duomo, the adjoining Campanile (bell tower) and the striking Battistero (baptistery), the most famous.
Every visitor who arrives here will find an important art gallery, museums, frescoed churches, good shopping, charming historic lanes and of course the rich local cuisine.

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Stop At: Parma, Parma, Province of Parma, Emilia-Romagna

Famous for its fine cheese (parmigiano) and ham, this attractive historic town has settled in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy.
In the 2nd century BC, the Romans founded this city on the Parma River, which divides it into two parts.
Today, Parma is an important road and railway junction in the direction of Milan and Bologna.
The most impressive and historically richest is the cathedral square of Parma, called Piazza Duomo.
This attractive cobbled square is surrounded by historic buildings, of which are the Duomo, the adjoining Campanile (bell tower) and the striking Battistero (baptistery), the most famous.
Every visitor who arrives here will find an important art gallery, museums, frescoed churches, good shopping, charming historic lanes and of course the rich local cuisine.

Duration: 3 hours