Piazza San Prospero
A lively historic square anchored by the basilica and market arcades.

Basilica di San Prospero
A major church overlooking the square, known for its baroque interior.

Piazza Prampolini
The civic heart of the city, framed by cathedral and town hall.

Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta
The city’s cathedral with Romanesque origins and later additions.

Sala del Tricolore
The hall where the Italian flag was officially adopted in 1797.


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Museo del Tricolore
A museum dedicated to the history of the Italian national flag.

Teatro Municipale Romolo Valli
A grand 19th-century opera house and cultural landmark.

Chiostri di San Pietro
Renaissance cloisters hosting exhibitions and cultural events.

Chiostri di San Domenico
Historic monastic buildings used for art and community activities.

Libreria All’Arco
A beloved independent bookstore highlighted among top attractions.


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Stazione AV Mediopadana
A striking high-speed rail station designed by Santiago Calatrava.

Ponti di Calatrava
Futuristic white bridges forming one of the city’s architectural icons.

Galleria Parmeggiani
An eclectic museum housing art, armor, and decorative objects.

Musei Civici di Reggio Emilia
Civic museums covering archaeology, natural history, and local culture.

Parco del Popolo
A central green park beside the opera house, perfect for strolling.


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Via Emilia
The city’s main historic street lined with shops, cafés, and monuments.

Historic Walking Areas
Pedestrian streets and porticoes forming the city’s atmospheric core.

Churches & Cathedrals Route
A cluster of 20+ notable churches across the city.

Wine Tastings & Food Tours
Experiences celebrating Lambrusco, Parmigiano Reggiano, and local cuisine.

Day Trips in Emilia-Romagna
Well-connected excursions to Parma, Modena, and surrounding countryside.