Guess what, Italians love to eat and have fun. And one of the best ways to do both is by joining a sagra.I can imagine your face right now. “Sag…What?!”. Let's say it's a food festival and we have plenty of them from winter to summer.So keep reading which are the best ones in and around Bologna.

What is a sagra?

Let's say it loud and clear: Bologna is not a city of street food. We prefer to eat slowly and with our legs under the table.​But how great would it be to walk around the 2 towers with a cone of fried custard in your hands?​Check out this list of the most popular street foods of Bologna and where to eat them well made.

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Florence is a paradise for food lovers. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite, a leisurely lunch, or a hearty dinner, this city has something to offer. Let’s break down where to eat in Florence, from your morning coffee to a late-night dessert.

Eating in Florence: my suggestions

Mosaics make you hungry, I know. So it's better to know the best restaurants in Ravenna to eat well and relax in Romagna style.

What to eat in Ravenna: the best food

Poet Virgilio mentioned it and it's probably more popular than Ferrari in Modena. It's Lambrusco wine, what else? Learn how it's made, which to choose and which are the best Lambrusco wineries in Modena, Parma and Reggio Emilia.

What is Lambrusco Lambrusco is a red sparkling wine with a colour that varies from a deep purply red to light pink as a rosé. Its name comes from the Latin word labrŭscum, the fruit of labrusca, the savage grape. How popular is it? Well, consider that it's Italy's most exported wine. In 1860 Cleto Chiarli started to bottle the Lambrusco that he produced for his tavern in Modena. Previously it had